1. Universities and the Future of Tertiary Education
INNOVATION
Universities and the Future of Tertiary Education

2. If only we could pull out our brain and use only our eyes.
Pablo Picasso

3. Challenges and Considerations
What’s happening in the industry and what do we need to do?
FUNDING
Increased competition
Lowering funding support
TECHNOLOGY
Advances in technology
sers
KNOWLEDGE
Readily available
GENERATIONS
More generations studying
Younger generations study different
MOBILITY
More mobile workforce
Students want to learn where they are
TIME
Students want to learn when they have the time

4. 17% <25% Regional Challenges
Higher cost to deliver education in regional areas.
The number of students who return to regional, rural and remote areas.

5. The Organisation Current High level of government involvement
Students enroll in traditional undergrad and graduate programs
Streamline operations by transforming administration
Commercial
Low government involvement with regulation
Degrees with high levels of work-integrated learning
Industry collaboration on teaching and research
Virtual & Disruptor
Low government involvement- deregulated
Caters for continuous learners and offers on demand and unbundled courses
High use of technology
Shared digital platforms

6. KEYS TO SUCCESS SUCCESS KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER INDUSTRY & COMMUNITIES
RESEARCH
TEACHING &
LEARNING

7. RESEARCH IS NOT INNOVATION
INNOVATION SELDOM HAPPENS AT THE POINT OF INVENTION

8. Application of Innovation
MOORE’s LAW
- 1975
- 1972
GPS
1973
1995 for public use
SIRI
- 2007
Internet
- 1983
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAYS
- 1970

9. Learning how to Learn Machine Learning IoT
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Machine Learning
IoT

10. An organization cannot disrupt itself but it can disrupt an industry.