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Download full textByers, Peter C.; Caro, David E. – Vestes, 1981
The rationale and history behind the merger of the University of Tasmania and the College of Advanced Education in Southern Tasmania are explained. The merger will expand a small regional university into a more comprehensive institution serving a broader clientele. The problems of such a change are discussed. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Role, Educational Supply, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
Birt, L. M.; Stewart, R. F. – Vestes, 1981
Options available to small universities in Australia in order to maximize their efficiency in lean times are discussed: staying small with better funding; staying small with standard funding; federation with another institution or institutions but with internal differentiation; merger; and closing. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Planning, Educational Change, Educational Economics, Foreign Countries
