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* HERDSA Webinar Series - Understanding Australian higher education: the private sector
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* CRADLE Seminar Series: Second Handbook of Academic Integrity (2024) launch - Dr Elaine Eaton and Prof Phillip Dawson
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* Call for Papers- TESOL in Context 2024 Vol 33 No 1 General Issue
* New online first articles in Higher Education Research and Development
* Recording of "Understanding Australian higher education: the private sector" webinar now available
* Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Special Interest Group
* Online Engagement in Higher Education event - Development of a Signature Regional Pedagogy: A Caring HyFlex Model.
* How are we using Student Evaluations of Teaching? And what does best practice look like?
* CRADLE Seminar Series: Second Handbook of Academic Integrity (2024) launch - Dr Elaine Eaton and Prof Phillip Dawson
* New online first articles in Higher Education Research and Development
This webinar is jointly organised by the Melbourne CSHE and the Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA), HERDSA Victoria.
Since the Australian Universities Accord Final Report was released in February there has been much speculation about which of the 47 recommendations would be implemented. We have seen some announcements, including in the May Budget, but much remains unclear.
At this coffee catch up we'll discuss private higher education in Australia. 10% of Australian higher education students choose to study at Institutes of Higher Education. The sector comprises 134 teaching-focussed specialist Institutes; QILT data evidences that they earn consistently higher student satisfaction than their public counterparts. What do you want to know about private HE? What's is like to work in the sector? The intention of the session is to build members' awareness of the Australian higher education sector generally and the private sector specifically.
