Campuses Clause Samples

Campuses. The University is reengineering the institution’s cost structure and campus footprint, to ensure sustainability, and to focus our resources on VU’s core mission of learning and teaching, the student experience, research and knowledge exchange. It is evident that our campus foot print is not fit-for-purpose, with too many campuses for the size of the student population and too few campuses in popular locations for students. As a generalisation, Footscray and the City are the most popular locations, particularly for higher education students. The Strategic Plan provides an updated framework for Victoria University’s long term campus planning with a focus on the following priorities with respect to higher education: • Fostering the concept of Footscray as a University Town. • Implementing a plan to consolidate course delivery in the CBD. • Developing a plan for St Albans with Health delivery as a major focus • Developing a plan for ▇▇▇▇▇▇ that fosters effective collaboration with industry and the community • Developing a Community-Integrated Learning model which can be rapidly established at relatively low cost to meet local learning needs using an innovative, technology-rich delivery models. Overall, the key element in making informed decisions on the future requirements for Victoria University’s campuses is understanding student demand. The competitive environment, contestability in TAFE, the removal of caps in higher education, volatility in international student markets and the recent vocational education reforms have significantly affected student load and made forecasting more difficult. We will continue to have a presence in the West of Melbourne, especially to support our access agenda and have identified locations outside of Footscray and the City, in ▇▇▇▇▇▇, Werribee, St Albans and Sunshine, as a base for particular specialisations or developing community integrated learning spaces to provide greater access to tertiary studies. We anticipate that as we progress the organisational and curriculum reforms and implement the Strategic Plan this consolidation will continue, along with building satellites to ensure that students have a quality experience and we meet the needs of industry and community stakeholders.

Campuses. Gloucestershire College has three main campuses at large purpose-built facilities in Cheltenham, Gloucester and the Forest of ▇▇▇▇. 1.2.1 Cheltenham Campus

Campuses. Paragraph 27 of the Agency Agreement entitled, “Campuses” is deleted in its entirety.