This symposium is based on the developing work of the research project ‘Access and Retention: Experiences of Non-Traditional Learners in HE’, funded by the European Commission Lifelong Learning Programme under Key Activity 1 “Policy Co-operation and Innovation” of the Transversal programme. (Project number: 135230-LLP-1-2007-1-UK-KA1-KA1SCR). The project has eight partners from seven different countries: England, Germany, Ireland, Poland, Scotland, Spain and Sweden and runs from 2008 to 2010. The overall aim of the project is to examine issues of access, retention and non-completion in relation to ‘non-traditional’ undergraduate students (young people and adults across a wide age range) in higher education on a comparative European basis
As a policy goal, widening participation is increasingly associated with retention and completion. F...
Based on the classic models developed by Spady and Tinto on the link between social and academic int...
This article examines the meaning and experience of retention and withdrawal in higher education fro...
This symposium is based on the developing work of the research project ‘Access and Retention: Experi...
This literature review is part of the project ‘Access and Retention: Experiences of Non- Traditiona...
Higher education participation has become an important focus for policy debate as well as for schola...
Paper presented at Irish Higher Education Authority Conference at launch of HEA Study of Progression...
This paper reports on experiences of non-traditional undergraduates who have entered university foll...
The paper is based on results from a European research project with the aim to identify the factors ...
Increasing access of non-traditional students This article discusses the consequences of increasing ...
www.rela.ep.liu.se Life history approaches to access and retention of non-traditional students in hi...
Comunicação oral apresentada ao The challenge of Access, Retention and Drop-out in Higher Education ...
Higher education institutions have opened up their doors (albeit some institutions and some countrie...
Student drop-out in higher education is an increasingly important issue across Europe, but there are...
The implementation of the Bologna processes in Portugal allowed a national Law to be changed so that...
As a policy goal, widening participation is increasingly associated with retention and completion. F...
Based on the classic models developed by Spady and Tinto on the link between social and academic int...
This article examines the meaning and experience of retention and withdrawal in higher education fro...
This symposium is based on the developing work of the research project ‘Access and Retention: Experi...
This literature review is part of the project ‘Access and Retention: Experiences of Non- Traditiona...
Higher education participation has become an important focus for policy debate as well as for schola...
Paper presented at Irish Higher Education Authority Conference at launch of HEA Study of Progression...
This paper reports on experiences of non-traditional undergraduates who have entered university foll...
The paper is based on results from a European research project with the aim to identify the factors ...
Increasing access of non-traditional students This article discusses the consequences of increasing ...
www.rela.ep.liu.se Life history approaches to access and retention of non-traditional students in hi...
Comunicação oral apresentada ao The challenge of Access, Retention and Drop-out in Higher Education ...
Higher education institutions have opened up their doors (albeit some institutions and some countrie...
Student drop-out in higher education is an increasingly important issue across Europe, but there are...
The implementation of the Bologna processes in Portugal allowed a national Law to be changed so that...
As a policy goal, widening participation is increasingly associated with retention and completion. F...
Based on the classic models developed by Spady and Tinto on the link between social and academic int...
This article examines the meaning and experience of retention and withdrawal in higher education fro...