Universities Australia (UA) welcomes the opportunity to provide our views on the Department of Education’s Managed Growth Funding System (MGFS) and Needs-Based Funding (NBF) implementation consultation papers.
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Universities Australia (UA) welcomes the opportunity to provide our views on the Department of Education’s Managed Growth Funding System (MGFS) and Needs-Based Funding (NBF) implementation consultation papers.
The deep and enduring relationship that Australia shares with India is underpinned by the people-to-people links that have been developed and nurtured through our long-standing education partnerships. Universities Australia represents Australia’s 39 comprehensive universities that have patiently and purposefully bolstered Australia’s relationship with India for decades.
Australia’s university sector is a national asset, making a significant economic, cultural and social contribution to the nation. Australian universities have a long history of collaborating across borders to develop
the knowledge, skills and research that we need to make Australia more connected, prosperous and secure.