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In 2013, $18.1 million of HEPPP Partnerships funding was allocated to nine priority projects of national significance which meet HEPPP objectives and are directed to recommendations in the Review of Higher Education Access and Outcomes for Aborigi

In 2011, $67.1 million of HEPPP Partnerships funding was allocated though a competitive grants round to projects that improve access to and participation in higher education for students from low SES backgrounds.

The Department commissioned the following project in 2020 under the National Priorities Pool. For further information about this project, please contact the relevant universities directly.

The Department commissioned the following nine projects in 2018 under the National Priorities Pool. For further information about these projects, please contact the relevant universities directly.

The Department commissioned the following six projects in 2017 under the National Priorities Pool. For further information about these projects, please contact the relevant universities directly.

The following 28 projects were successful in receiving National Priorities Pool funding in 2016. For further information about these projects, please contact the relevant universities directly.

The following 42 projects were successful in receiving National Priorities Pool funding in 2014. For further information about these projects, please contact the relevant universities directly.

Prior to 2021, HEPPP grants were made to eligible higher education providers each calendar year based on the provider’s respective share of domestic undergraduate students from a low socioeconomic status (low SES) background.

The Higher Education Report is part of a suite of publications which report on the Australian higher education sector.

Financial information including financial performance, financial position and cash flows for higher education providers derived from institutions' financial statements.

Financial Statement Guidelines for Australian Higher Education Providers.

uCube provides access to multi-dimensional time series data based on selected data collected through the Higher Education Statistics Collection. uCube allows customised tables to be generated by the client user via a browser application.

Each year the Department collects data on the number of applications for undergraduate study at university, the number of offers received and the number of offers accepted.

The Research Infrastructure Review was established to advise the Australian Government on future research infrastructure provision and requirements to support research.

The Higher Education student statistical collection (HESSC) is an annual national administrative data collection that provides information on student enrolments, equivalent full-time student load (EFTSL based on unit of study activity) and award c

The Higher Education student data collection encompasses enrolments, equivalent full time student load (unit of study data) and completions, and is reported by all Higher Education Providers.

The Higher Education student data collection encompasses enrolments, equivalent full time student load (unit of study data) and completions, and is reported by all Higher Education Providers.