This project investigated a review and analysis of enabling programs offered by Australian higher education providers focusing on domestic students from disadvantaged groups including low SES, Indigenous, students with disability, regional and remote students, and students from non-English speaking backgrounds. The report examined programs’ effectiveness and appropriateness as pathways to university, variability in program quality, and potential measures to improve their effectiveness
University participation rates are significantly lower in low socioeconomic status (SES) areas in Au...
People from backgrounds of low socio-economic status (SES) are significantly under-represented in Au...
The widening participation policies have increased the access and opportunity for many diverse group...
This report details the findings of the Enabling programmes for disadvantaged student groups project...
This chapter explores the use of enabling programs by Australian universities to improve participati...
This chapter details the findings from a national project that investigated the efficacy of the enab...
In 1985, the Higher Education Equity Program was introduced by the Australian Government to improve ...
In 1985, the Higher Education Equity Program was introduced by the Australian Government to improve...
Increased participation in tertiary education is widely seen as fundamental to economic, social and ...
University participation rates have been found to be significantly lower in low socioeconomic status...
The experience of disadvantage by Australians involves a complex interaction of factors including po...
For many students from low socio-economic backgrounds, university is an alien and inaccessible notio...
Widening participation in higher education for under-represented groups is a priority internationall...
Since the 1980s, Enabling Pathways have been one of the main ways that prospective students from low...
University participation rates are significantly lower in low socioeconomic status (SES) areas in Au...
University participation rates are significantly lower in low socioeconomic status (SES) areas in Au...
People from backgrounds of low socio-economic status (SES) are significantly under-represented in Au...
The widening participation policies have increased the access and opportunity for many diverse group...
This report details the findings of the Enabling programmes for disadvantaged student groups project...
This chapter explores the use of enabling programs by Australian universities to improve participati...
This chapter details the findings from a national project that investigated the efficacy of the enab...
In 1985, the Higher Education Equity Program was introduced by the Australian Government to improve ...
In 1985, the Higher Education Equity Program was introduced by the Australian Government to improve...
Increased participation in tertiary education is widely seen as fundamental to economic, social and ...
University participation rates have been found to be significantly lower in low socioeconomic status...
The experience of disadvantage by Australians involves a complex interaction of factors including po...
For many students from low socio-economic backgrounds, university is an alien and inaccessible notio...
Widening participation in higher education for under-represented groups is a priority internationall...
Since the 1980s, Enabling Pathways have been one of the main ways that prospective students from low...
University participation rates are significantly lower in low socioeconomic status (SES) areas in Au...
University participation rates are significantly lower in low socioeconomic status (SES) areas in Au...
People from backgrounds of low socio-economic status (SES) are significantly under-represented in Au...
The widening participation policies have increased the access and opportunity for many diverse group...