Untitled - Annual Report 2004 - The University of Western Australia

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Performance IndicatorsSummary of Key Performance Indicators1. Teaching and Learning ........................................................ 852. Research and Scholarship .................................................. 851.3 Course Experience Questionnaire ................................ 891.4 Graduate Destinations .................................................. 901.5 Expenditure Ratios ....................................................... 91Certification of Performance Indicators ..................................... 86Auditor General’s Report to Parliament .................................... 871. Teaching and Learning1.1 Proportion of Top School LeaversApplying for Admission ................................................. 881.2 Proportion of Student Load Passed ............................. 892. Research and Scholarship2.1 Higher Degree Research Internationaland Interstate Enrolments ............................................ 922.2 Higher Degree by Research Completionsper Staff FTE ................................................................ 922.3 Publication Rates ......................................................... 942.4 Research Grants .......................................................... 9484
SUMMARY OF KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS1. Teaching and LearningIndicator 2002 2003 20041.1 Proportion of Top WA School Leavers Applying for Admission to UWA (by admission year)(i) Proportion of the top 5 per cent of WA school leavers who applied for admission to UWA 83.7% 79.7% 80.6%(ii) Proportion of the top 10 per cent of WA school leavers who applied for admission to UWA 73.3% 73.5% 74.4%(iii) UWA enrolments as a proportion of the top 5 per cent of school leavers who enrolledin WA universities 86.0% 83.9% 83.8%(iv) UWA enrolments as a proportion of the top 10 per cent of school leavers who enrolledin WA universities 73.0% 73.9% 76.0.%1.2 Proportion of Student Load Passed (excluding Higher Degree by Research) 90.9% 91.5% 91.9%1.3 Overall Course Satisfaction(Percentage of graduates in broad agreement with the overall course satisfaction item on the CEQ) 90.8% 91.2% 90.2%1.4 Graduate Destinations (of local students who completed bachelor’s degrees in the previous year)(i) Proportion of graduates available for full-time employment who were employed full-time 77.4% 80.4% 81.9%State figure 77.8% 74.4% n/aNational figure 81.3% 80.1% 79.7%(ii) Proportion of graduates in full-time study 43.4% 44.7% 46.6%State figure 28.1% 25.5% n/aNational figure 24.1% 22.8% 23.4%1.5 Expenditure Ratios (indexed to 2004 dollar values)(i) Expenditure/EFTSU $22,245 $25,005 $24,638(ii) Expenditure/Weighted Student Unit $19,595 $21,980 $21,595(iii) Expenditure/Course Completion $69,298 $72,353 n/a(iv) Expenditure/Weighted Completion $57,665 $59,712 n/a2. Research and ScholarshipIndicator 2002 2003 20042.1 Higher Degree by Research (HDR) International and Interstate Enrolments(i) Percentage of commencing HDR enrolments from overseas 20% 18% 19%(ii) Percentage of commencing HDR enrolments from interstate 10% 10% 9%2.2 Higher Degree by Research Completions per 10 Academic Staff FTE 3.76 3.90 n/aNational Rank 5th 6th n/a2.3 Weighted Publications per FTE Academic Staff (lecturer level B and above) 1.67 1.76 n/aNational Average 1.26 1.35 n/aNational Rank 5th 4th n/a2.4 Research Funding(i) National Competitive Grant Funds per FTE Academic Staff (lecturer level B and above) $47,486 $57,785 n/aNational Average $20,714 $24,980 n/aNational Rank 2nd 2nd n/a(ii) Total Research Funds per FTE Academic Staff (lecturer level B and above) $88,121 $103,603 n/aNational Average $50,570 $57,007 n/aNational Rank 5th 4th n/a85
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Chancellor’s IntroductionIT IS my
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University GovernanceTHE UNIVERSITY
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APPENDIX BUNIVERSITYGOVERNANCESENAT
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Risk ManagementThe University’s a
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Capital WorksTHE UNIVERSITY is curr
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