The Government has asked the Productivity Commission to carry out an inquiry into “new models of tertiary education” in New Zealand. The inquiry takes a whole-of-system perspective, considering how trends – especially in technology, tuition costs, skill demand, demography and internationalisation – may drive changes in business models and delivery models in the tertiary sector. This draft report aims to assist individuals and organisations to participate in the inquiry. It outlines the background to the inquiry, the Commission’s approach, and the matters about which the Commission is seeking comment and information. This draft report contains the Commission’s draft findings and recommendations. It also contains a limited number of qu...
This article considers the extent to which, and ways in which, information technology issues have be...
This is edition 17 in an annual series on the tertiary education sector. Profile & Trends 2014: ...
This article provides a critical discussion of two recent policy documents on tertiary education: th...
The Government has asked the Productivity Commission to carry out an inquiry into “new models of ter...
In response to a Government request, the Productivity Commission is currently undertaking an inquiry...
A tertiary education system is dynamic and responds to influence. The problem is that it is difficul...
This is edition 17 in an annual series on the tertiary education sector. Profile and Trends 2014: Ne...
Since 1999, the New Zealand government has actively encouraged tertiary enrolments to its citizens i...
Prior to 1996, it was established that over half of all New Zealanders had adequate academic literac...
Tertiary education policy is increasingly important on national agendas. The widespread recognition ...
This presentation focuses on the changing context for tertiary education in New Zealand and the cons...
The Labour/Alliance government established the Tertiary Education Advisory Commission (TEAC) in Apri...
In 1984, slightly more than a decade ago, neo-liberal economic theory under the guise of 'free marke...
Tertiary Education in New Zealand has undergone major reform since 1990. The fourth Labour Governmen...
The importance of tertiary education to individuals and to society is widely recognised, not only in...
This article considers the extent to which, and ways in which, information technology issues have be...
This is edition 17 in an annual series on the tertiary education sector. Profile & Trends 2014: ...
This article provides a critical discussion of two recent policy documents on tertiary education: th...
The Government has asked the Productivity Commission to carry out an inquiry into “new models of ter...
In response to a Government request, the Productivity Commission is currently undertaking an inquiry...
A tertiary education system is dynamic and responds to influence. The problem is that it is difficul...
This is edition 17 in an annual series on the tertiary education sector. Profile and Trends 2014: Ne...
Since 1999, the New Zealand government has actively encouraged tertiary enrolments to its citizens i...
Prior to 1996, it was established that over half of all New Zealanders had adequate academic literac...
Tertiary education policy is increasingly important on national agendas. The widespread recognition ...
This presentation focuses on the changing context for tertiary education in New Zealand and the cons...
The Labour/Alliance government established the Tertiary Education Advisory Commission (TEAC) in Apri...
In 1984, slightly more than a decade ago, neo-liberal economic theory under the guise of 'free marke...
Tertiary Education in New Zealand has undergone major reform since 1990. The fourth Labour Governmen...
The importance of tertiary education to individuals and to society is widely recognised, not only in...
This article considers the extent to which, and ways in which, information technology issues have be...
This is edition 17 in an annual series on the tertiary education sector. Profile & Trends 2014: ...
This article provides a critical discussion of two recent policy documents on tertiary education: th...