Partnerships, pathways and policies - improving Indigenous education outcomes

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Partnerships, pathways and policies - improving Indigenous education outcomes

23 May 2007

Publisher

Centre for the Study of Higher Education

Education Aboriginal people (Australia) Australia

Resources

http://www.cshe.unimelb.edu.au/pdfs/IHEAC_Report07_final.pdf

Description

The Second Annual Indigenous Higher Education Conference (IHEAC) held in 2006 led to the development of a broad set of recommendations for possible policy directions and research issues. Some of the recommendations include an investigation of the financial position of Indigenous students, their experience as first year students, stronger leadership from Vice-Chancellors, and the establishment of a national Indigenous higher education website.

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23 May 2007

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