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Publication : NCSEHE Briefing Note — Equity student participation in Australian higher education: 2014–2019

Briefing Note written by Paul Koshy, National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education (NCSEHE) Introduction The new NCSEHE Equity Briefing Note is now available. It reports on undergraduate student data collected by the Department of Education, Skills and Employment (DESE). These data are also reported on the NCSEHE Student Equity Data Page. The page […]

18 May 2022

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Publication : Informing Policy and Practice V

Foreword NCSEHE Director, Professor Sarah O’Shea The NCSEHE endorses an approach to higher education policy that is grounded in inclusive participation. This vision is underpinned by an understanding that all people in Australia, whomever and wherever they are, are provided with the opportunity to successfully engage in lifelong learning that is inclusive, accountable and responsive […]

3 May 2022

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Publication : Equity off course: Mapping equity access across courses and institutions

Beni Cakitaki1, Michael Luckman2, Professor Andrew Harvey1 Executive summary This report examines student equity stratification by field of education and institution. Unequal representation within selective institutions and disciplines carries consequences for individuals, universities, professions, and the broader society. For individuals, access to selective institutions and disciplines is typically correlated with higher incomes, and perceptions of […]

12 April 2022

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Publication : Understanding wellbeing challenges for university students during crisis disruption

Lynette Vernon1, Dr Kathryn Modecki2, Dr Kylie Austin3 Executive summary For students studying at university, maintaining optimum mental health and wellbeing is imperative to participate and engage in all aspects of learning: including but not limited to lectures, tutorials, laboratories, workshops, assessments, and practicums. Because of the repercussions from the disruptions of 2020, Australian university […]

31 March 2022

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Publication : Investigating the relevance of mental health for the current equity groups framework: An analysis of multi-agency linked-administrative data

Tomasz Zając1, Francisco Perales1, Ning Xiang1, Wojtek Tomaszewski1, Stephen R. Zubrick2 Executive summary There are currently six recognised equity groups in the Australian higher education system: people from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds, people from Non-English Speaking Background, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, people from regional and remote areas, people with disability and women in non-traditional […]

24 March 2022

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Publication : Success, retention, and completion of care leaver students in Australian higher education

Professor Andrew Harvey1, Naomi Tootell2, Beni Cakitaki2, Anna To3, David McGinniss3, Teresa Tjia3 Executive summary International evidence confirms that care leavers (those who have left foster, kinship or residential care) often record poorer completion rates and graduate outcomes than other university students (Courtney, 2016). Recent research from both the United States (US) and the United […]

15 March 2022

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Publication : Supporting persons with disabilities to succeed in higher education

NCSEHE Equity Fellowship final report Tim Pitman, Curtin University Executive summary This report details the findings and recommendations from the NCSEHE Research Fellowship entitled “Supporting persons with disabilities from regional, rural, and remote Australia to succeed in higher education.” The study explored how students with disabilities were supported in their higher education studies by trained, […]

8 March 2022

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Publication : Supporting careers of LGBTQIA+ students in Australian universities

Zhou Jiang1, Ying Wang2, Damien W. Riggs1, Susan Mate2, Andrew Chapman3 Executive Summary Australians who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, asexual and more (LGBTQIA+) face tremendous challenges in preparing careers through higher education. However, there is very limited knowledge on how they are being supported to achieve better career outcomes and what […]

3 March 2022

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Publication : Meaningful jobs for students with disability: From luck to business as usual

NCSEHE Equity Fellowship final report David Eckstein, Swinburne University of Technology Executive summary All people have the right to work and free choice of employment, but some Australians continue to face employment barriers because they live with disability. University students with disability (SwD) are disadvantaged in the job market. While universities have limited influence on […]

23 February 2022

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Publication : Calculating the costs of supporting people with disability in Australian higher education

Tim Pitman1, Katie Ellis1, Matt Brett2, Elizabeth Knight3, Darlene McLennan4 Executive summary This report details findings of the NCSEHE-funded project, Calculating the costs of supporting people with disability in Australian higher education. The project sought to investigate how the Australian Government and universities invest to support the inclusion of people with disability in higher education. […]

22 February 2022

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