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Coalition’s $624 million PPP double-dip Uni benefits improve with time Banking on growth in demand for Islamic finance... Overseas medical students “wasted” NSW leads the pack with more of the same Stoush over Victorian TAFE boards Three quarters of VET course enrolments not...
News:Coalition’s $624 million PPP double-dip more Uni benefits improve with time more Banking on growth in demand for Islamic finance courses more Overseas medical students “wasted” more NSW leads the pack with more of the same more Stoush over Victorian TAFE boards more Three quarters of VET course enrolments not completed more Policy coordination critical: international chiefs more Sector lobbies independents: don’t wreck equity program more
Comment:What’s in a completion rate? more
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12 out of 38 meet equity targets 10 years ahead of scheduleAll unis weren’t created equal – and the initial allocations from the Commonwealth’s new equity program prove it. The University of Western Sydney is the big winner from the Higher Education Participation and Partnership Program (HEPPP), claiming a $2.6 million windfall from the initial $42 million allocation of the equity program's participation component. DEEWR data, which outlines how the payments are being distributed, shows that UWS will collect over 6 per cent of the national HEPPP allocation because around 5000 of its undergraduates are from low-SES areas, and almost as many receive Centrelink benefits. HEPPP participation payments are based on both of these measures, with home location given a...
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