19 October 2018
Tahlia Danks grew up in a low socioeconomic suburb in Sydney’s south west, and is the first in her family to consider attending university after having participated in the ...
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17 October 2018
Murdoch’s Aspirations and Pathways for University (MAP4U) program supported schools and agencies to develop and implement a range of innovative programs designed to increase ...
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15 October 2018
This month’s NCSEHE eNews marks the release of the latest report in the NCSEHE Focus series, presenting a synthesised review of 14 reports with implications for student ...
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8 October 2018
There have been growing concerns within Australia and overseas about the way in which economic globalisation and developments in technology are disrupting the economy and ...
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5 October 2018
How the perceived risk of going to university influences the decision to participate in Australian higher education by people from low SES backgrounds. Associate Professor ...
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2 October 2018
Students who are members of equity groups constitute a significant and growing population in Australia’s tertiary sector. These students often have special requirements, owing ...
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29 September 2018
Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) student Róisín Ormond refused to let her hearing impairment stand in the way of higher education study. I am currently in my second year ...
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25 September 2018
The Access Monash Mentoring program was introduced in 2012 to make university study a reality for more young people from low socioeconomic status (SES) communities. The ...
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20 September 2018
Access for All: Equity Matters The Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia (SPERA), in partnership with the NCSEHE, invites you to attend the 34th National ...
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19 September 2018
Article written by Associate Professor Mark Rubin (The University of Newcastle Australia) A person’s subjective social status reflects how they rank themselves relative to ...
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