Higher Education Outcome Indicators

CEQ-Generic Skills

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2000 (survey year)

State/Institution	CEQ-Generic Skills
State/Institution	CEQ Response rate % (a)	Total number of respondents	% Broad agreement Crude	% Broad agreement Adjusted
New South Wales
AFTVRS	na (a)	na (a)	na (a)	na (a)
Avondale	74	93	92	91
Charles Sturt Uni	57	1678	83	85
Macquarie Uni	55	1202	84	85
NIDA	na (a)	na (a)	na (a)	na (a)
Southern Cross Uni	55	708	89	90
Uni of New England	70	1094	85	87
Uni of Newcastle	72	1473	87	88*
Uni of New South Wales	56	1118	85	84
Uni of Sydney	53	2389	86	85
Uni of Technology, Sydney	54	2012	89	89
Uni of Western Sydney	52	2612	89	88
Uni of Wollongong	55	660	91	91

Victoria
Deakin Uni	57	1884	86	87*
La Trobe Uni	71	2718	88	87
Marcus Oldham College	66	16	97	na (c)
Monash Uni	59	2029	86	85
RMIT	58	1864	88	86
Swinburne Uni of Technology	52	813	89	88
Uni of Ballarat	60	533	89	88
Uni of Melbourne	57	1930	85	84
Victorian Uni of Technology	50	919	88	87

Queensland
Central Queensland Uni	38	473	87	88
Griffith Uni	67	1544	90	90
James Cook Uni	50	595	87	87
Queensland University of Technology	72	3481	89	90
Uni of Queensland	51	1523	87	86
Uni of Southern Queensland	59	967	86	86
Uni of Sunshine Coast	72	195	91	90

Western Australia
Curtin Uni of Technology	50	1404	90	89
Edith Cowan Uni	59	1689	86	86
Murdoch Uni	58	992	88	88
Uni of Western Australia	58	1248	89	88
Uni of Notre Dame	28	34	92	na (c)

South Australia
Flinders Uni	65	1091	89	88
Uni of Adelaide	57	1337	85	84
Uni of South Australia	60	1846	88	88

Tasmania
Australian Maritime College	56	26	83	79
Uni of Tasmania	58	872	87	87

Northern Territory
Batchelor College	na (a)	na (a)	na (a)	na (a)
Northern Territory Uni	41	217	86	87

Australian Capital Territory
ADFA	na (a)	na (a)	na (a)	na (a)
ANU	57	820	85	85
Uni of Canberra	51	623	88	88

Multi-State
Australian Catholic Uni	69	1208	88	89

Total	58	50161	87

(a) Response rate for all graduates
na (a) Did not participate in GDS/CEQ
na (b) Number of respondents less than 10, therefore data not shown
na (c) Adjusted estimate not shown, since standard error is considered too high for adjusted estimate to be considered reliable
* Adjusted estimate may not be reliable as large number of observations with missing data excluded from adjustment procedure.
Difference between adjusted and crude estimates in other years may be used as a guide to likely adjustment.

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