THE Campus: What has the pandemic done to the war on attrition?

Student success is everyone’s concern on university campuses yet attrition rates can be stubbornly difficult to manage. Universities feared that a forced shift to online learning would result in an increase in drop out rates. While that might not have happened at every institution initially, attrition remains a challenge made more complex by the pandemic.

Join a panel of experts from Australia and the UK to discuss how Covid-19 has influenced dropout rates and how universities should approach attrition in light of dire economic and job market forecasts post-pandemic, as well as long-term plans for hybrid models of learning.

Panel

• Sally Kift, President Australian Learning & Teaching Fellows; NCSEHE Visiting Professorial Fellow
• Miranda Prynne, Content curator Times Higher Education
• Jacqueline Stevenson, Director of the Lifelong Learning Centre University of Leeds
• Pauline Taylor-Guy, Director of the Centre for School and System Improvement The Australian Council for Educational Research
• David Woolley, Director of Student and Community Engagement Nottingham Trent University

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