Add to ORKGThe article discusses the Melbourne Model of the Melbourne University, which indicates the cutting of a number of undergraduate degrees and replacing them with many postgraduate courses. The equity implications of the Melbourne Model are also highlighted
Social equity in higher education has been a priority for universities and policy makers throughout ...
Whether or not disadvantaged students are realising the same benefits from higher education as their...
In Australia’s short history, the Australian Government has had a long tradition of providing suppor...
This paper is a case study to examine how a research university can become more “world-class” withou...
The field of Australian higher education has changed, is changing and is about to change, reposition...
Of the four universities in the study, Melbourne represents the traditional end of the spectrum. The...
The field of Australian higher education has changed, is changing and is about to change, re...
Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Melbourne, 1991This thesis is concerned with examining policies that h...
Since the advent of the Times Higher Education Supplement World University Rankings and the Academic...
This article outlines three broad propositions for student equity in Australian higher education (HE...
This thesis examines the impact of changes in higher education policy in Australia on equity for stu...
Student equity in Australian higher education is a numbers game. While university student recruitmen...
In this paper the authors trace the development of equity within the Australian higher education con...
This is the published version: Gale, Trevor 2012, Towards a southern theory of student equity in Aus...
Australian higher education equity policy focusses mostly on access and participation with the impli...
Social equity in higher education has been a priority for universities and policy makers throughout ...
Whether or not disadvantaged students are realising the same benefits from higher education as their...
In Australia’s short history, the Australian Government has had a long tradition of providing suppor...
This paper is a case study to examine how a research university can become more “world-class” withou...
The field of Australian higher education has changed, is changing and is about to change, reposition...
Of the four universities in the study, Melbourne represents the traditional end of the spectrum. The...
The field of Australian higher education has changed, is changing and is about to change, re...
Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Melbourne, 1991This thesis is concerned with examining policies that h...
Since the advent of the Times Higher Education Supplement World University Rankings and the Academic...
This article outlines three broad propositions for student equity in Australian higher education (HE...
This thesis examines the impact of changes in higher education policy in Australia on equity for stu...
Student equity in Australian higher education is a numbers game. While university student recruitmen...
In this paper the authors trace the development of equity within the Australian higher education con...
This is the published version: Gale, Trevor 2012, Towards a southern theory of student equity in Aus...
Australian higher education equity policy focusses mostly on access and participation with the impli...
Social equity in higher education has been a priority for universities and policy makers throughout ...
Whether or not disadvantaged students are realising the same benefits from higher education as their...
In Australia’s short history, the Australian Government has had a long tradition of providing suppor...