Resources

The following is a list of all the resources that are associated with Higher Education Statistics.

2021 Section 2 All students

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Higher education all student enrolment tables for the 2021 full year. All students include commencing and continuing students.

2021 Section 3 Commencing student load

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Higher education commencing student EFTSL (Equivalent Full-time Student Load) tables for the 2021 full year. Commencing students are persons who have enrolled for the first time in a particular course at a particular higher education institution during the reference period.

2021 Section 4 - All student load

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Higher education all student EFTSL (Equivalent Full-time Student Load) tables for the 2021 full year. All students include commencing and continuing students.

2021 Section 5 Liability status categories

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Higher education liability status categories tables for the 2021 full year. These tables provide information on a student’s status for a unit of study (Commonwealth Supported place, scholarship holder and fee-paying).

2021 Section 6 Indigenous students

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Higher education indigenous student tables for the 2021 full year. Indigenous students are those who self-identify as being of Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent.

2021 Section 7 Overseas students

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Higher education overseas student tables for the 2021 full year. Overseas students includes students who have temporary entry visas, or are diplomats or a dependent of a diplomat (except New Zealand) and reside in Australia during the unit of study, and non-domestic students residing outside Australia during the unit of study.

2021 Section 8 Special courses

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Higher education special courses tables for the 2021 full year. Students undertaking special courses include courses that:

  • provide for initial registration as nurses;
  • provide for initial teacher training;
  • lead to provisional registration as a medical practitioner;
  • lead to provisional registration as a veterinary practitioner;
  • lead to provisional registration as a dental practitioner;
  • lead to provisional registration as a clinical psychologist practitioner; or
  • relate to a course of study in aviation as listed in the FEE-HELP Guidelines 2017.

2021 Section 9 Ethnicity related data

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Higher education ethnicity related tables for the 2021 full year. These tables provide information on country of birth and language spoken at home.

2021 Student summary tables

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Higher education student enrolment and EFTSL (Equivalent Full-time Student Load) summary tables for the 2021 full year.

2021 Student summary time series

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Higher education student enrolment summary time series statistics full year, 2011-2021

Award Course Completions Pivot Table 2021

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Allows for customised higher education award course completions tables, with time series data from 2016.

2020 List of higher education institutions

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A list of higher education institutions for the 2020 reference year by State and Type – Public Universities (Table A), Private Universities (Table B and Table C) and Non-University Higher Education Institutions.

2020 Section 1 Commencing students

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Higher education commencing student enrolment tables for the 2020 full year. Commencing students are persons who have enrolled for the first time in a particular course at a particular higher education institution during the reference period.

2020 Section 10 Open Universities Australia

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Higher education student enrolment and EFTSL (Equivalent Full-time Student Load) tables for the 2020 full year offered through Open Universities Australia (OUA). Units of study from a higher education course offered by OUA can be counted as credit towards a higher education institution degree.

2020 Section 11 Equity groups

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Higher education equity groups tables for the 2020 full year. Equity groups include students that:

  • are from non-English speaking backgrounds (NESB);
  • have a disability;
  • are women in non-traditional areas;
  • identify as indigenous;
  • are from low SES (socioeconomic status) locations; and
  • are from regional and remote locations