Australian higher education policy
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Ministerial funding conditions on specific universities & providers
During the 2020s the government has implemented policy using a broad ministerial power to impose conditions on funding agreements. Universities must sign these agreements to receive Commonwealth Grant Scheme funding. I have criticised this...
The proposed new funding system, part 6: Private universities and non-university higher education providers
The funding system I have described parts 1 to 5 of this series of posts applies in full to the higher education providers listed on ‘Table A’ of the Higher Education Support Act 2003. The public universities and the Batchelor Institute of...
Rewards and penalties under ATEC and the new funding system
This post in an overview of rewards and penalties available to ATEC as it enforces mission based compact terms and student places allocations.
By the standards of recent higher education regulation the ATEC compliance regime seems relative...
The fall and rise of postgraduate Commonwealth supported places
The Centre for the Study of Higher Education at the University of Melbourne has today published The fall and rise of postgraduate Commonwealth supported places, which I co-authored with Ren-Hao Xu. It is part of our research project on univ...
The proposed new funding system, part 5: What has happened to effectively demand driven funding for equity groups?
In his second reading speech for the Universities Accord (Opening the Doors of Opportunity) Bill 2026 education minister Jason Clare said that it will ‘help more people from poor families and the regions and the bush to get into university....
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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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