Employability in a global context: Evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning.

The research involved 19 institutions from eight countries and four continents. These institutional partners engaged in fact-finding and theory generation with the common aim of informing current and future employability policies and practices. This work aligned with the diverse aspirations of all h...

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Main Authors: Smith, Martin, Bell, Kenton, Bennett, Dawn, McAlpine, Alan
Format: Report
Published: Graduate Careers Australia 2018
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/79353
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description The research involved 19 institutions from eight countries and four continents. These institutional partners engaged in fact-finding and theory generation with the common aim of informing current and future employability policies and practices. This work aligned with the diverse aspirations of all higher education stakeholders and fostered communication between colleagues through open dialogue. The core research question was: How is employability termed, driven, and communicated by universities internationally?
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-793532021-07-13T07:33:05Z Employability in a global context: Evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning. Smith, Martin Bell, Kenton Bennett, Dawn McAlpine, Alan 1302 - Curriculum and Pedagogy The research involved 19 institutions from eight countries and four continents. These institutional partners engaged in fact-finding and theory generation with the common aim of informing current and future employability policies and practices. This work aligned with the diverse aspirations of all higher education stakeholders and fostered communication between colleagues through open dialogue. The core research question was: How is employability termed, driven, and communicated by universities internationally? 2018 Report http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/79353 10.6084/m9.figshare.6372506 Graduate Careers Australia fulltext
spellingShingle 1302 - Curriculum and Pedagogy
Smith, Martin
Bell, Kenton
Bennett, Dawn
McAlpine, Alan
Employability in a global context: Evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning.
title Employability in a global context: Evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning.
title_full Employability in a global context: Evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning.
title_fullStr Employability in a global context: Evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning.
title_full_unstemmed Employability in a global context: Evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning.
title_short Employability in a global context: Evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning.
title_sort employability in a global context: evolving policy and practice in employability, work integrated learning, and career development learning.
topic 1302 - Curriculum and Pedagogy
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/79353