Group of Eight Directors Conference 28 May 2009 Liz Baré Vice-Principal & Head of University Services The University of Melbourne.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The University of Melbourne > Centre for the Study of Higher Education Defining and monitoring academic standards: A contentious discussion for the higher.

Advertisements

Atlas of Living Australia launch Donald Hobern Melbourne Museum, 28 th of July 2010 The Atlas is funded by the Australian Government.

Briefing for Member Schools 21 st June Topics Queensland Government Education White Paper – A Flying Start for Queensland Children State Budget.

Distribution of Performance- based Funding to CASS 2008 ANU COLLEGE OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES.

Higher education supply and demand What do applications and offers data tell us? Mike Teece, Group of Eight.

Prof Sandra Dunn Chair, CDU Academic Board Prof Todd Walker Chair, UBallarat Academic Board From Review to Reform: The post-Bradley era.

Vice-Chancellor’s Roadshow March - April  Political environment  Funding Glenn Withers, CEO of Universities Australia, briefed a recent conference.

State Center Community College District Willow International Center Duty Day State of the Center Report Deborah J. Ikeda, Campus President August 9, 2012.

Queensland University of Technology CRICOS No J Let’s work as a team and do it my way. The 12 th Man.

DEEWR – current and future use of the AGS Budget Move to a higher education system that responds to student demand. $1.2 billion over the next.

United States International University Balancing Tension between Local Needs and International Trends An African Perspective.

1 Financing and regulating VET to support relevance, quality and inclusion Background slides for the panel discussion led by Gerald Burke, Peter Noonan.

Changing Government policy and participation in contestable markets RMIT VET Link- Informed and Ready – 25 th of September 2009.

College of Science, Engineering & Technology Prof Peter Coloe Pro Vice-Chancellor PVC Staff Forum Dates 15 th and 17 th April 2009.

VET in the Next Decade: Options and Opportunities Presentation to the 2010 CEET Conference Virginia Simmons A.O.

What Will Cleveland State University Look Like in 2009? How Does Cleveland State University Get There? Where is Cleveland State University Going?

Professions Australia – Universities Australia Higher Education and the Professions in 2011 and Beyond Workshop on 8 April 2011.

1 Participation and funding in higher education: international aspects Gerald Burke Monash Education Research Community (MERC) Global Education Systems.

A TAFE Development Centre Workshop: Digging into VET Policy An exploration of VET policy directions at state and federal levels: The policy context for.

C SUB C hildren’s C enter. IntroductionIntroduction.

Who are we and what do we do?

University of Edinburgh & Edinburgh University Students’ Association Sarah Purves; Acting Director (Representation Student Support and Activities),EUSA.

NEAS conference Sydney 7 May 2015 Peter Holden TAFE Directors Australia Success with China – a TAFE perspective NEAS conference Sydney 7 May 2015 Peter.

Quality Teacher Education: More than accreditation ATEA Annual Conference Adelaide July 2012.

ATEM 2008 Regional Conference (NSW/ACT) ‘Education Revolution & Higher Education Directions’ Dr Caroline Perkins A/g Group Manager, Higher Education Group.

Life Impact The University of Adelaide Saturday, August 22, 2015 Factors Contributing to Attendance Type of Domestic Undergraduate students R.Senaka Arachchi.

Teaching Pathways Team Quality Teaching Branch

Centre for University Pathways and Partnerships Social Inclusion – the UTAS context Prof Sue Kilpatrick & Dr Susan Johns.

Session 8: Cross sectoral collaboration: future directions in Australia Presented by: Neville MooDepartment of Education and Training Craig SetterDepartment.

Housing Affordability Fund. Branch Name - Presentation Heading name What is the Housing Affordability Fund? A fund of $512 million over five years to.

Economic and Social Outlook Conference Bill Daniels Executive Director, Independent Schools Council of Australia (ISCA) University of Melbourne 30 June.

UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE 1 Dr Hugh Shercliff Director of Undergraduate Education CU Department of Engineering Trumpington St, Cambridge

UTSA Presentation to the Legislative Budget Board September 28, 2010 UTSA Presentation to the Legislative Budget Board September 28, 2010 Legislative Appropriations.

The Rise of the Enrollment Profession: A Tri-Country Perspective AACRAO San Francisco April 16, 2013.

Isabel Jennings Student Plus Director OPEN DAYS 11 – 13 SEPTEMBER 2014.

Schools at the Heart of Teacher Training AAIA Annual Meeting and Conference 4 October 2012 John Carr Deputy Director Quality & Priorities Division, Teaching.

The University of Toledo FY 2016 Consolidated Budget Draft-4/14/2015.

Lin Martin Vice-President, Deakin University. Low SES, regional and remote and Indigenous students TAFE will not help improve higher education equity.

NCSU Libraries Collections Budget Presentation University Library Committee March 13, 2012 Greg Raschke Associate Director for Collections and Scholarly.

1 VET and higher education funding: is it lifting social inclusion? Gerald Burke and Peter Noonan ‘Where to now with VET and social inclusion?’ 17th Annual.

Queensland University of Technology CRICOS No J Ensuring Sustainable Offshore Delivery A Stakeholder Perspective Colin Melvin Director Office of.

Ohio Public Universities Update OACAC Articulation 2015 Fall 20151OACAC Articulation.

University Student Load Projections Robert McCormack, Director, Planning Services University Managers’ Group Meeting 16 September 2010.

Australia’s future population – where are we going? Patrick Corr Director, Demography Program Australian Bureau of Statistics 3 March 2011.

Contribution of TVET to economic growth: an Australian case study Peter Holden Executive Director, International.

Briefing for Member Schools 16 May Topics Enrolment Trends Federal Budget 2011/12 NAPLAN My School Australian Government Funding Review What Parents.

UP IN THE AIR Presented by Liesa Clague Presented by Liesa Clague Indigenous Lecturer RESSOs Conference 2004.

National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education Funded by the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.

Funding and the Broader Tertiary Sector Peter Noonan and Gerald Burke.

Education in Sub Saharan Africa. Fast Facts: Developments Universities established Universities established Reforms Reforms Structure of Education System.

THE STRUCTURE OF TURKISH ECONOMY. Table of Content 1. Production Structure 2. Inflation 3. Labor Statistics 4. International Trade and BoP Statistics.

Adopted Budget Presented by: Budget Advisory Committee September 25,

Brian Brian O’Neill’s Partnership Success Factors.

Australian and New Zealand Communication Association Postgraduate Forum: RMIT 23/10/2008 Postgraduates and Higher Education 2008 Nigel Palmer Council of.

Will the Bradley recommendations improve equity?

THE APPLICATION OF LEARNING ANALYTICS TO IMPROVE LEARNING: ANSWERING QUESTIONS FROM THE ACADEMY LYN ALDERMAN.

Primary and Special School Bursars and Business Managers Conference 2012 Introduction by Penny Gaunt - Deputy Director of Children’s Services.

Curtin University is a trademark of Curtin University of Technology CRICOS Provider Code 00301J Research and Practice in Australia Professor Sue Trinidad,

Australian Higher Education – Attainment, demand and realities Dr. Daniel Edwards Student Demand Driven Education Conference Sydney, 19 March, 2012.

WACE 19 th World Conference in Kyoto, JAPAN Opportunities and Challenges in Republic of South Africa Workplace-based Learning for Empowering youth & Socio-Economic.

Queensland University of Technology CRICOS No J Career Development The Australian Context Dr. Alan McAlpine President – NAGCAS Manager, Careers.

Participation of non-school leavers in Victoria, Australia Catherine Wills.

1 The Role of the Public Provider in a Competitive TVET Market IVETA World TVET Conference August 2016 Andrew Williamson Executive Director.

Current and Emerging Policy Issues – Implications for TAFE Institutes in Victoria VTA HR Conference 2008.

Ohio Public Universities Update

Detecting Disadvantage in the ACT

Where is Cleveland State University Going?

Post PSP Approvals Streamlining

Liz Gorman, Tollway Executive Director June 14, 2018

Presentation transcript:

Group of Eight Directors Conference 28 May 2009 Liz Baré Vice-Principal & Head of University Services The University of Melbourne

Bradley and Cutler Reports

New Money for Universities $469 million $613 million $760 million $1,050 million Source: Budget papers. Does not include Super Science initiative.

New Research Commitments

Additional Commonwealth-Supported Places Source: DEEWR Budget statements, outcome 3

New accreditation and quality assurance system Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA)

Additional increases in per student funding rates by 2011

Greater socioeconomic diversity on campus

Five measures to increase low SES participation Demand-driven funding system to create new places Better-targeted student income support Partnerships program Loading for low SES students Enrolment target

Low SES enrolment share targets %18.5%20%

Source: Data supplied by the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre and Australian Bureau of Statistics ENTER results and SES

EIF contribution to budget measures With EIF$469 million $613 million $760 million $1,050 million Without EIF $82 million $286 million $599 million $1,031 million

Budget deficit (million) $57,988$52,267$48,931$25,671 Interest on debt (million) $6,333$8,400$10,716$12,545 Source: Budget Statement No. 9 Budget deficits and interest costs