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Posted by Media Releases | ACER on 3 August 2012 • Categorized as Media Releases

  • Australia achieves above OECD average tertiary participation: ACER research briefing
    Australia’s higher education is more accessible than in many other OECD countries, especially when age is considered, according to a research briefing paper released today by ACER.

    The ACER ‘Joining the Dots’ research briefing paper also revealed that Australia’s relatively high bachelor degree attainment levels are now above the OECD average. This is a recent phenomenon compared with other nations that have been achieving higher attainment for a number of generations.

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