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Entrepreneurs Create Educational Innovationeducation environment in Australia. Some of the comments of the entrepreneurs also shed light on . they made the decision to enter a sector which has been, until the last 20 years, predominantly a publicly funded sector.

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Conclusion role that entrepreneurs have played in creating new educational businesses that have contributed to innovating and diversifying a sector which is facing new pressures and growing competition, by providing sustainable alternatives to traditional offerings. Due to changing patterns of student partici

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entrepreneurs contributing to Australia’s educational and soThis book examines the contribution of entrepreneurs in diversifying and redefining the tertiary education landscape in Australia. The book explores .how. and .why. entrepreneurs have decided to enter a sector which, traditionally, has been

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,Bestandsaufnahme der T?uschung,ion..This chapter presents an overview of the changing tertiary education landscape in Australia, where an active and entrepreneurial independent sector has gradually been moving into areas of education traditionally offered by the public sector, or into new areas where a gap has been identified, in response to student demand for greater choice.