Episode 7: Part-time Student Experiences with Kelly Linden
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Episode 7: Part-time Student Experiences with Kelly Linden
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Part-time students make up 31% of all Australian university students, yet university policies and systems remain designed for full-time school-leavers. Associate Professor Kelly Linden shares preliminary findings from her research with almost 1,000 part-time students about their experiences, needs and the policy barriers they face. Ebe and Kelly talk about:
- Research findings on what supports part-time student success, including access to engaging lecturers and clear expectations
- Policy barriers facing part-time students: extensions, scholarships, work-integrated learning and recognition of prior learning
- The impact of caring responsibilities and work commitments on part-time study without inclusive policies
- Inconsistencies in how universities define and support part-time enrolment
- Public transport and taxation policies that disadvantage part-time students
- Universal facility access: how universities could share resources to support distance and part-time learners
- Policy recommendations for better supporting part-time students
- The role of universal design for learning in improving equity
Guest
Associate Professor Kelly Linden is a 2025 Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success (ACSES) Equity Fellow. Over nine years at Charles Sturt University, she's developed award-winning student retention programs and led research into supporting part-time students and students from equity backgrounds.
Links and resources
- Connect with Kelly
- Kelly's research on part-time students
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