2013 Australian Universities Heads of Campus Forum Conference ACU Brisbane campus Towards the Learning Society. Professor Jim Nyland Associate Vice Chancellor ACU (Brisbane campus)
ACU Brisbane campus
The Impact of exponential growth of learners in the post Bradley era Seeks to answer the ‘providential’ part of the learning society equation...and move university campus’ such as ACU Brisbane on from their imperative to engage with society to a less certain path leading to what Giddens has called ‘modernity.’
Building T
The impact of the vocationalisation of learning on traditional campus settings The expansion of professional and vocational education on campus and within a wide variety of workplaces is changing the practice of the traditional university campus as well as the behaviour of learners through what Teare has termed the ‘dynamic curriculum.’
ACU Health Clinic Brisbane
The Impact of Work and Society on Educational Innovation The start of this century has seen an explosion of innovative learning and teaching systems that have placed the creation of knowledge between University and learner in an ever more open paradigm as opposed to assimilation via existing subjects, modes of delivery and conventional campus settings.
ACU Mater Clinical School
Towards the learning society The university campus can no longer be the epicentre of learning it once was and as we enter a new post Bradley era we can begin to see the outlines of a learning society emerging.
Beyond the borders of the ACU Brisbane Campus Master plan
Building on ACU Brisbane’s value proposition • Dynamic academic intent • Engagement • Catholicity • Work related programs • Innovation • Opportunity • Indigenous
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