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How to achieve... an affordable tertiary education sector
How to achieve an affordable tertiary education sector
In the first Tertiary Education Policy event by KPMG and the Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education, we debated the ways to achieve a more affordable system.
University enrolments have exploded in recent years, but how well is this serving the needs of individuals and the economy? The first in a series of events by KPMG and the Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education asked the following questions:
- Should Australia follow the UK’s lead in reimagining a holistic post-secondary education sector that pulls down the boundaries between vocational and higher education?
- Are there new models of delivery and new qualifications and credentials that should be considered?
- Would that help address the growing HELP debt crisis for both students and government?
- Will the push for tuition-free higher education in the UK have traction here?
- What do we know about return on investment of a degree?
Perspectives from industry leaders
Watch a series of videos recorded at the event.
