Australian higher education policy
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Needs based funding - the regional campus component
This post examines the regional campus component of needs based funding, which starts this year. I looked at the low SES and Indigenous component last week.
Needs based funding - the low SES and Indigenous component
Directing some university funding based on student, rather than just course, characteristics was one good idea coming from the Universities Accord. Students arrive in higher education with varying academic abilities. Other personal attribut...
A recovery in undergraduate higher education demand
A media release from Jason Clare today reports that 2026 university applications from tertiary admissions centres, other than in Western Australia, are up 4.6% on 2025. Offers are up 2.5%. This comes after 2025 data was quietly released on ...
Total 2026 Commonwealth supported places funding for public universities
This post looks at estimated 2026 funding for Commonwealth supported students in public universities. Compared to my earlier post on block grants it adds public funding for medical students, demand driven funding for Indigenous students in ...
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I'm Andrew Norton, an Australian higher education policy analyst. I work at the Monash Business School at Monash University in Melbourne. All views are my own, etc.
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