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Tertiary Education Organisations

 

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This indicator sets looks at the overall numbers of, and students at, tertiary education organisations.

1.  Key indicators

The largest recent growth in student numbers has been in the polytechnic sector, with nearly 200,000 formal students enrolled in 2004.

All formal students by sub-sector 1997–2005

Note: includes international students and ITO off-job training has been removed from counts in other subsectors

However, universities continue to the the largest sub-subsector in EFTS terms.

All formal EFTS by sub-sector 1997–2005

Note: includes international students and ITO off-job training has been included in counts in other subsectors

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2.  What has been reported

Baseline Monitoring Report

Tertiary Education Organisations

Monitoring Report 2004

not included

Monitoring Report 2005

Tertiary Education Organisations

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3.  Your views

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