The context of the challenge that faces most universities as the world around them rapidly, and sometimes unpredictably, changes is outlined. There are opportunities for those that are able to adapt quickly. From a Darwinian perspective, only the fittest are likely to survive in what will be an increasingly competitive and difficult operating environment. The essence of the argument is that universities need to re-think the culture, capacity and capabilities upon which they have traditionally been built. This will necessitate a fundamental review of what resources are invested (or divested) in them, how they are used and how to respond in a real market where the learner will be sovereign, as higher education becomes consumerised
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Copyright confirmation in progress. Any queries to UMER-enquiries@unimelb.edu.auInnovation is one o...
In an operating environment dominated by rapid technological change, the temptation to call this dis...
In many European countries, a change from a public university model towards more responsible and pro...
Further and higher education have witnessed something of a paradigm shift in recent years. This arti...
It is more and more frequent to read that higher education is being transformed into an industry (or...
The market has to change as our current society becomes increasingly diverse and so do workers¿ comp...
This paper examines the need for universities to develop alternative organisational forms to deliver...
The next decade will be transformative for the higher education sector. Government funding is decrea...
The literature review revealed two opposing views of the ‘student as customer’; either it is conside...
We are entering uncharted waters within the world of higher education (HE) in the UK. Recent changes...
During ten years of austerity and three years of Brexit-blindness, the UK government seems to be str...
Published ArticleAlthough changes to the Higher Education system are inevitable and, indeed, welcome...
Universities are currently facing an acute crisis of identity. The focus on traditional and academic...
Universities find themselves in dynamic change. They are confronted with growing expectations from t...
Higher education has been subject to a gradual process of marketisation since the early 1980s. This ...
Copyright confirmation in progress. Any queries to UMER-enquiries@unimelb.edu.auInnovation is one o...
In an operating environment dominated by rapid technological change, the temptation to call this dis...
In many European countries, a change from a public university model towards more responsible and pro...
Further and higher education have witnessed something of a paradigm shift in recent years. This arti...
It is more and more frequent to read that higher education is being transformed into an industry (or...
The market has to change as our current society becomes increasingly diverse and so do workers¿ comp...