The corporate strategy approach to articulation and credit transfer

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Paez, D., Byrnes, J., Blacker, J., Jackson, A. and Dwyer, C.. 2011. The corporate strategy approach to articulation and credit transfer. Canberra, Australia. Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.

Title	The corporate strategy approach to articulation and credit transfer
Report Type	Other
Research Report Category	Public sector
Authors	Paez, D. (Author), Byrnes, J. (Author), Blacker, J. (Author), Jackson, A. (Author) and Dwyer, C. (Author)
Institution of Origin	University of Southern Queensland
Number of Pages	30
Series	Integrated Articulation and Credit Transfer (IACT) Project
Year	2011
Publisher	Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
Place of Publication	Canberra, Australia
Web Address (URL)	http://www.3Darticulation.com.au
Abstract	A guide to managing and coordinating educational institution articulation for strategic benefit. This approach encompasses a key facilitator at senior management level in both vocational and higher education to negotiate articulation and credit transfer arrangements. The approach embeds articulation and credit transfer in the strategic direction and 'business model' of the institution and is more effective and efficient for all stakeholders. Corporate Strategy utilises tools such as Memoranda of Understanding which outline a governance structure; typically joint committees or advisory groups, to support curriculum mapping and course design. The resource is of specific interest to education and training executives and government bodies.
Keywords	articulation; education; vocational; higher education; pathways; credit transfer; strategy; corporate administration systems
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020	390303. Higher education
	390308. Technical, further and workplace education
	390403. Educational administration, management and leadership
Public Notes	© 2011 Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.
Byline Affiliations	Pro Vice-Chancellor's Office (Partnerships)
	Department of Education, Training and the Arts, Queensland

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