Appendix 6 - Information provided to the committee

Information received from Department of Education, Science and Training:

Covering correspondence from the Hon Dr Brendan Nelson MP, Minister for Education, Science and Training (see appendix 4)

Department of Education, Science and Training provided information on -
Student enrolment projections from:

New South Wales

1. Charles Sturt University
2. Southern Cross University
3. University of New England
4. University of New South Wales
5. University of Sydney
6. University of Technology, Sydney
7. University of Western Sydney
8. University of Wollongong

Victoria

1. Deakin University
2. La Trobe University
3. Monash University
4. Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
5. Swinburne University of Technology
6. University of Ballarat
7. University of Melbourne

Queensland

1. Central Queensland University
2. Griffith University
3. James Cook University
4. Queensland University of Technology
5. University of Queensland
6. University of Southern Queensland
7. University of the Sunshine Coast

Western Australia

1. Curtin University of Technology
2. Murdoch University
3. University of Notre Dame Australia (Fremantle and Broome
4. University of Western Australia

South Australia

1. University of Adelaide

Tasmania

2. Australian Maritime College
3. University of Tasmania

Northern Territory

1. Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education
2. Northern Territory University

Australian Capital Territory

1. Australian National University

Total:              32 universities

Correspondence received from vice-chancellors:

1. Professor Roger Holmes, Vice-Chancellor and President
   The University of Newcastle, NSW – 14 November 2002
2. Professor Anne Edwards, Vice-Chancellor
   Flinders University, Adelaide, SA – 15 November 2002
3. Professor Roger Dean, Vice-Chancellor and Resident
   University of Canberra, ACT – email: 18 November 2002
4. Professor Millicent Poole, Vice-Chancellor
   Edith Cowan University, WA – 21 November 2002
5. Professor J Wallace, Vice-Chancellor
   Swinburne University of Technology, Victoria – 21 November 2002
6. Professor Gavin Brown, Vice-Chancellor and Principal
   The University of Sydney, NSW – 21 November 2002
7. Professor Peter Sheehan, Vice-Chancellor
   Australian Catholic University – 26 November 2002
8. Professor James McWha, Vice-Chancellor
   The University of Adelaide, SA – 27 November 2002
9. Professor John Yovich, Vice-Chancellor
   Murdoch University, WA – 3 October 2002
10. Professor Charles Webb, Acting Vice-Chancellor and,
    Pro Vice-Chancellor Higher Education and Research
    Northern Territory University – 17 October 2002
    

Correspondence and data received from universities directly:

1. University of South Australia, Professor Denise Bradley , Vice Chancellor – 26 September 2002
2. RMIT University, Professor Ruth Dunkin, Vice Chancellor
   – 2 October 2002
3. Griffith University, Qld, Professor Glyn Davis, Vice-Chancellor
   – 7 October 2002
4. Australian National University
5. University of New South Wales

 

Note: This information is held at the Senate Table Office and on file held by the Australian Archives

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