When a suicide occurs, the effect on those touched by it – families, friends, communities – is immediate and traumatic. The impact on a university community is no different. It often happens unexpectedly and leaves the institution with many questions about what to do next. Universities have an important responsibility to respond in a safe and evidence-informed way so the health and safety of the university community is protected.
Publications
Responding to suicide: A toolkit for Australian universities
Principles and protocols for reducing the potential risk of COVID-19 transmission at universities
This practical guidance has been prepared for universities and their leaders to reduce to an acceptable level the risk of Coronavirus (COVID-19) transmission in university environments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Clever Collaborations 2020
University profiles 2020
Snapshot 2020
Universities' contribution to the Australian economy
Higher education: facts and figures
Career ready graduates
University Profiles 2019
Data snapshot
At a glance: The 2017 Universities Australia Student Finances Survey
Indigenous Strategy 2017-2020
Clever Collaborations
The strong business case for partnering with universities
Japan - Australia Research Collaboration booklet
10-point Action Plan
An initial response from Australia’s universities to the national student survey on sexual assault and sexual harassment
Australia's world class university system: at a glance
Startup Smarts
Universities and the startup economy
The importance of universities to Australia's prosperity
This report was prepared for Universities Australia by Deloitte Access Economics.
