Our services

• Policy and program research and analysis
• Strategic planning and institutional positioning
• Organisation, policy and program evaluation
• Quality assurance and benchmarking
• Resourcing models, strategies and management systems
• Support for institutional leaders
• EBIE (Electronic Benchmarking in Education)

 

 

Policy and program research and analysis

PhillipsKPA's consultants have been directly involved in developing and implementing some of Australia's most far-reaching education and training policies and programs. To develop comprehensive and robust policy and program advice for our clients, we:

• Conduct qualitative and quantitative research projects, nationally and internationally;
• Research emerging social and community issues, government directions, policy developments and issues, statutory requirements, best practice and benchmarks;
• Investigate and explain the environments within which our clients operate and the environmental factors that affect them;
• Research our clients' external relationships, including stakeholders' levels of knowledge, attitudes and expectations.

• Key services

  • Policy and program research and analysis
  • Strategic planning and institutional positioning
  • Organisation, policy and program evaluation
  • Quality assurance and benchmarking
  • Financial and management systems
  • Support for institutional leaders
  • EBIE (Electronic Benchmarking in Education)

• Latest news

  Appointment of Peter Yates as key associate
  We have now strengthened and extended our capability in a key area for university operations – student services – through the appointment of our new key associate, Peter Yates.The delivery of high...
  
  

• Client testimonials

  "Just a note to thank you for your very professional approach to your work with us and to congratulate you on the quality of the outcome. You have done a remarkable job in the time available. I have no doubt that the report will be a very useful starting point for Peter Rathjen’s vice-chancellorship."...
  Professor David Rich - Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) and Provost
  University of Tasmania