People call me "bogan": how to mend the country-city divide in higher education

Natalie Downes; Samantha McMahon; Kristy O'Neill; Philip Roberts

People call me "bogan": how to mend the country-city divide in higher education

Natalie Downes
, Samantha McMahon
, Kristy O'Neill
, Philip Roberts

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Rural and regional students want to go to university - but they don't, at least not in the same proportion as their urban counterparts. Education needs to be accessible to everyone regardless of where they live to ensure that diverse perspectives are valued in society.

Original language	English
Article number	8846
Pages (from-to)	1-6
Journal	EduResearch Matters
Publication status	Published - 29 Mar 2021

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