Mapping Australian higher education 2016 Page 1 Mapping Australian higher education 2016
Andrew Norton August 2016 Page 2 Mapping Australian higher education 2016 Grattan …

There has been increasing access to higher education enrolment for disadvantaged
individuals following the Bradley Review of Australian higher education. While progress has …

This study examined the extent to which the association between increased student
absence and lower achievement outcomes varied by student and school‐level …

Dropping out is not always a bad outcome. Surveys of school and first-year university
students show that many are uncertain about their direction. Enrolling can help students …

Although the number of students in higher education institutions (HEIs) has increased over
the past two decades, it is far from assured that all students will gain an academic degree …

The main purpose of this background paper is to provide additional information on the
Grattan Institute's statistical analysis of completion from bachelor degrees at public …

Widening participation and improving outcomes for under-represented and disadvantaged
groups in higher education are part of the strategic agenda of governments across the …

Students commencing tertiary education enter through a number of traditional and
alternative academic pathways. As a result, tertiary institutions encounter a broad range of …

The role of parental expectations in determining children's higher education participation is
important in understanding both participation and potential policy responses. Using a …

Preliminary evidence suggests that Australian university students have higher levels of
financial stress and food insecurity relative to the general population. However, the impact of …