Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia
Research Articles
Gender equality in higher education: can leaders drive change?
Robyn Barnacle, Leul Tadesse Sidelil, Denise Cuthbert & Kay Latham, Pages: 1935-1950
Responsibility and other dangerous ideas: who cares, who can, and who should in higher education
N.C. Byrom, A. Dodd, S. Crook, P. C. Jackman, E. Watkins & N. Armstrong, Pages: 1951-1967
Bridging the symbolic abyss: a relational grammar of liminality in higher education
Paulo R. M. Correia, Ivan A. I. Soida & Ian M. Kinchin, Pages: 1968-1984
Exploring the relationship between representation in the curricula and students’ engagement
Stacie Jade Gray, Pages: 1985-2001
Evaluating a fun model: a group-based self-study
Rachael Hains-Wesson, Borghild Brekke Hauglid & Anne-Marie Fannon, Pages: 2002-2018
Power x prejudice: risk-based assessment on the vulnerability of female Chinese international students in Australia
Adrian Hale & Dennis Lam, Pages: 2019-2033
Academics’ perceptions and experiences of demographic influences on peer review: a qualitative study
Kay Hammond, Katrina McChesney & Julie Trafford, Pages: 2034-2049
From feedback literacy to feedback fluency: building habits and automaticity in generating and using feedback
H. T. Hoo & David Carless, Pages: 2050-2063
Master’s programmes at transnational higher education institutions in China: who enrols and why?
Dandan Huang, Huan Li & Mei Lai, Pages: 2064-2080
Gender and higher education: mapping gender-specific publications and future research agenda through bibliometric analysis
Zumrad Kataeva, Zhanna Izekenova & Valeriya Roshka, Pages: 2081-2106
Co-creating writing support: reimagining students as pedagogical partners in a South African writing centre
Lutendo Nendauni, Pages: 2107-2122
What does it mean for higher education students to belong?
Tracii Ryan, Claudia A. Rivera Munoz, Lize Vanderstraeten, Boya Zhao, Yan Zhang, Siobhan Lynch-Wells, Michelle Walter, Jiadi Cai & Chi Baik, Pages: 2123-2138
Student satisfaction and engagement profiles and the probability of dropout determined by data mining
Juan José Sosa Alonso, Olga González-Morales, Cristina Ceinos-Sanz, María de la O. Toscano Cruz & Miguel Ángel Nogueira Pérez, Pages: 2139-2158
Self-directed learning in silence: graduate students’ navigation of AI use in academic contexts
Merih Ugurel-Kamisli, Pages: 2159-2174
The invisible ink that marks our paths: lived experience perceptions of academic legitimacy
Mark Vicars, Janine Arantes & Sophie Mihailidis, Pages: 2175-2189
Improving future work-integrated learning opportunities for students with disabilities
N. G. Wall, A. Nuske & R. I. Herbert, Pages: 2190-2204
The influences of country brand authenticity in transnational higher education: student satisfaction at country-branded universities
Stephen Wilkins, Joe Hazzam, Mohammad Zahidul Islam Khan, Mayar Farrag Elsayed & Osman El-Said, Pages: 2205-2222
‘The harder you work, the luckier you get?’: cruel optimism in rural students’ affective transitions into an elite Chinese university
Tongyu Wu & Niancai Liu, Pages: 2223-2238
Merit, metrics, and morality: a qualitative study of academic recruitment discourses in top-tier Chinese universities
Xing Xu & Ly Thi Tran, Pages: 2239-2255
To lead or not to lead? ambivalent leadership aspirations among women academics in Chinese higher education institutions
Boya Yuan & Xiying Wang, Pages: 2256-2271
‘I know what I want … and then I'll find ways to achieve that’: Chinese international graduates’ agency in transitioning to the Australian workplace
Zuocheng Zhang, Wei Wang & Toni Dobinson, Pages: 2272-2286
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AI refusal in higher education: the right to refuse, the duty to understand and the diagnostic value of non-use
Jason Zagami, Pages: 2287-2294