Ministerial Statement Development and Progress of the Northern Territory University Hon. Fred Finch February 1997
Tabled Paper 3121
Tabled Papers for 7th Assembly 1994 - 1997; Tabled papers; ParliamentNT
1997-02-27
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WHEREVER POSSIBLE, MR SPEAKER, I AM INFORMED THAT THE UNIVERSITY ALSO OFFERS A VARIETY OF OFF-CAMPUS STUDY MODES TO ENSURE THAT EVEN THOSE PEOPLE IN THE REMOTEST PARTS OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY WILL BE ABLE TO ACCESS POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION. FURTHER, I AM ADVISED THAT THE UNIVERSITY IS EMBRACING THE POSSIBILITIES OFFERED BY DELIVERING COURSES ON-LINE AND I BELIEVE THAT WE WILL SEE EVIDENCE OF THIS IN THE COMING TWELVE MONTHS. FINALLY, MR SPEAKER, ON THE MATTER OF STUDENTS AT THE NTU, A FURTHER INDICATOR OF HEALTHY GROWTH AT THE UNIVERSITY IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF ITS STRONG, STUDENT- DIRECTED STUDENTS' UNION. MR SPEAKER, I WOULD NOW LIKE TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE UNIVERSITY'S RESEARCH PROFILE. THE NTU'S GROWTH IN RESEARCH IS OF ENORMOUS BENEFIT TO THE NORTHERN TERRITORY.
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