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Budget 2016: uncertainty is education policy greatest enemy

Following the 2016 Federal Budget, Deakin Vice Chancellor Professor Jane den Hollander discusses equity and higher education funding.
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17/05/2016

https://events.ceda.com.au/Digital-hub/Blogs/CEDA-Blog/May-2016/Budget-2016-uncertainty-is-education-policy-greatest-enemy


Investment required in retention and completion of higher education

A stronger focus on investment in retention and completion of higher education is required, Education Base Funding Review Chair, Dr Jane Lormax-Smith told a CEDA forum in Adelaide. Read more…

01/03/2012

https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Investment-required-in-retention-and-completion-of-higher-education


Educational attainment vital for our economy

As millions of young Australians begin returning to school next week, there’s a clear national imperative to ensure all young people, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds, are supported to do well.
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18/01/2016

https://events.ceda.com.au/Digital-hub/Blogs/CEDA-Blog/Jan-2016/Educational-attainment-vital-for-our-economy


Higher education reforms - reflections on 50 years of change: Professor Michael Barber

Australian higher education is certainly facing change. However change is not something new to universities. Professor Michael Barber explores 50 years of change in higher education including the current reform agenda.  
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19/01/2015

https://events.ceda.com.au/Digital-hub/Blogs/CEDA-Blog/Jan-2015/Higher-education-reforms-reflections-on-50-years-of-change-Professor-Michael-Barber


1.1 million kids who are growing up in poverty in Australia today

There's 1.1 million kids who are growing up in poverty in Australia today, The Smith Family CEO, Dr Lisa O’Brien has told a CEDA audience. Read more…

28/06/2018

https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/1-1-million-kids-who-are-growing-up-in-poverty-in-Australia-today


New evidence to break the cycle of educational disadvantage

There is a clear link between low-socioeconomic status and poor education and employment outcomes. But it doesn't need to be this way according to research from the Smith Family. Head of Research and Advocacy, Anne Hampshire explains.   Read more…

20/04/2018

https://events.ceda.com.au/Digital-hub/Blogs/CEDA-Blog/April-2018/New-evidence-to-break-the-cycle-of-educational-disadvantage


Aussie kids' educational success tied to family background

“Australia is well below the OECD average in its capacity to detach background from outcome in our education system,” SA Minister for Education and Child Development and SA Minister for Higher Education and Skills, the Hon. Susan Close has told a CEDA audience in Adelaide. Read more…

29/08/2017

https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Aussie-kids-educational-success-tied-to-family-background


Call for tertiary sector to gear toward University 4.0

In order to survive the pace of digital change, tertiary institutions need to embrace “University 4.0” to maintain relevance to prospective students, La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor John Dewar has told a CEDA audience in Melbourne. Read more…

28/10/2016

https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Call-for-tertiary-sector-to-gear-toward-University-4-0


VET: skills for growth

CEDA released a research report in August 2016, which examines the role of Vocational Education and Training (VET) in meeting the skills required for Australia's growth. Read more…

12/08/2016

https://events.ceda.com.au/Research-and-policy/All-CEDA-research/Research-catalogue/VET-skills-for-growth


VET: skills for growth

CEDA released a research report in August 2016, which examines the role of Vocational Education and Training (VET) in meeting the skills required for Australia's growth. Read more…

12/08/2016

https://events.ceda.com.au/Research-and-policy/Recent-research/VET-skills-for-growth