2012 marks a monumental shift for the tertiary sector. With student demand driven funding looming, the battle for funding continues. But this time, the game is changing.
As funding falls into the hands of 17 year-olds, innovation among tertiary education leaders is more critical than ever. Higher education providers must now focus more energy on competing for and appealing to students, while continuing to...
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Uphold quality in light of changing funding arrangements |
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Collaborate with industry and government to align to future workforce and economy needs |
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Drive research opportunities domestically and internationally |
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Realise internationalisation |
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Meet low SES participation and retention targets |
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Consider new modes of delivery for the digital age |
Once again, the annual Higher Education Congress will bring together Australia's leading academic administrators to discuss how best to adapt in the face of fresh complexity.
Now in it'’s 5th year, the Congress is a respected and established annual gathering of over 250 of Australia's higher education game changers and consistently features top-level speakers to deliver relevant, informed and authoritative dialogue and debate.
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