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The University Challenge Analysis based on the Ernst & Young, University of the Future Report

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The University model faces the biggest challenges in the 1000 year history of the institution. A broad based teaching & research institution with a large asset base and large in-house back office will prove in most cases unviable in 10-15 years: Ernst & Young, University of the Future Report 2013. This analysis looks at the 5 drivers of change as identified in the report: 1. Democratisation of knowledge & access 2. Contestability of markets & funding 3. Digital technologies 4. Global mobility 5. Integration with industry More details and resources are available from McCrindle Research at www.mccrindle.com.au

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The University Challenge Analysis based on the Ernst & Young, University of the Future Report

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The University Challenge:•“A broad based

• teaching & research institution•with a large asset base

•and large in-house back office•will prove unviable in 10-15 years.”

Ernst & Young, University of the Future Report 2013

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1. Democratisationof knowledge & access

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Closed book exams

Memorising “just in case”

Teacher (what)

Clinical classroom:Block out distractions

Industrial system

Curriculum driven (3Rs)

Open book world

Accessing “just in time”

Coach (how)

Innovative aesthetic:Stimulates learning

Organic environment

Learner-centric

Engaging Learners in Changing Times

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2. Contestabilityof markets & funding

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1973

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2013

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2053

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Under 18s Over 65s

% increase 34% 294%

Population: Today & 2050

2011 Under 18s

2011 Over 65s

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5.22

3.05

Population Growth: 2011-2050 (in millions)

2011

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Under 18s Over 65s

% increase 34% 294%

Population: Today & 2050

2011 Under 18s

2011 Over 65s

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5.22

3.05

6.97

8.97

Population Growth: 2011-2050 (in millions)

20502011

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Funding and the future

Education

Aged Pension

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5

2.7

2.8

Commonwealth budget as % of GDP

2011

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Funding and the future

Education

Aged Pension

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5

1.9

4

2.7

2.8

Commonwealth budget as % of GDP

20112050

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3. Digitaltechnologies

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“I don’t care what platform our news appears on – if it is on printed paper or if it is on the web or mobile or whatever”

Rupert Murdoch, Wall Street Journal

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Learning Preference& Experience

Verbal only

Academic lectures

Non-visual

Formal presentations

Text information

Monologue

“Not engaging”

Self directed learning

Group work

Online learning

Classroom style

Using technology

“Depends”

Varied delivery

Practical

Hands on activity

Facilitated interactive discussions

Case studies- real world

Demonstration

Observable

“Engaging”

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4. Global mobility

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5. Integration with industry

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New Jobs for the FutureSocial media manager

Sustainability officer

Retirement services agent

Classroom avatar manager

Medical nanotechnologist

Digital history analyst

Cyber security professional

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StreamlinedStatus Quo

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Transformers

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Niche Dominators

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