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Zero Sum Game? How Does School Leaders Strategically Manage Resources Within a Resource Constrained Environment?

2026 - 2027

The Evolution of Youth Strengths in a Changing World: Insights From Age-Matched Cohort Data

MINE: Engaging Young Men Through Applied Theatre for Gender Violence and Wellbeing Education

Senior Secondary Subjects Seeping Into Year 10 in Australian Schools: A Social Inequality Analysis

Lived Experience in the Classroom: How Mental Health Challenges Shape Educators' Approaches to Wellbeing Education

Scholarly Works

Scholarly Works by research group members

Displaying 10 scholarly works from 754 for the research group.

Factors associated with the mental health of Chinese international students: protocol for a systematic review

P Zuo, A Gowing, A De Silva, H Minas

Journal article | 2026 | Systematic Reviews

Background: University students are an at-risk population for developing mental health problems which can negatively impact their ..

Young people establishing careers and jobs in Agri-Food: Bringing the challenges into focus. Discussion Paper – In detail.

Catherine Waite, Esperanza Vera-Toscano, Hernan Cuervo, Jim Kinsella, Ruth Nettle, Michael Santhanam-Martin, Margaret Ayre

Report | 2026

Learning mode, university students’ mental health, and acculturative stress: A cross-sectional study of Chinese international students in Australia

P Zuo, A Gowing, A De Silva, H Minas

Journal article | 2026 | Journal of International Students

Open access

This study examines the association between the learning mode and the mental health of Chinese international students (CIS) in Aus..

Administrative burden in Australian universities: Insights into dimensions and drivers from a nationwide survey

P Woelert, J Chesters, M Martinussen, J Gannaway

Journal article | 2026 | Science and Public Policy

Open access

Despite widespread concern about levels of administrative burden within universities, understanding of the associated dimensions a..

Ruraling career guidance research and practice: learning from rural perspectives

R Alexander, M Fuqua

Journal article | 2026 | International Journal for Educational and Vocational Guidance

Open access

Existing career guidance research and practice is based on urban, or metrocentric, models and assumptions, which are problematic f..

A Rural Education Summer School: Unpacking the Right to be Rural

H Cuervo, Y Ii, M Aoki

Journal article | 2026 | Australian and International Journal of Rural Education

Open access

This article engages with one of the core missions of this journal - strengthening the research and practical links between Austra..

What’s Rural About Rural Education Research?

J Guenther, M Fuqua, C Hudson

Journal article | 2026 | Australian and International Journal of Rural Education

Open access

This issue offers readers a broad range of articles that discuss various aspects of rural education in different learning settings..

Mara Tieken (2025). Educated Out: How Rural Students Navigate Elite Colleges – And What it Costs Them. The University of Chicago Press.

Hernan Cuervo

Journal article | 2026 | Australian and International Journal of Rural Education

Open access

Mara Casey Tieken’s new book, Educated Out, offers a fascinating account of what it means and takes for rural youth to “study up” ..

‘Selling’ the rural to pre-service teachers: the role of marketing in rural placement programs

O Bradbury, T Fish, M Fuqua, A Larsen, R O’Donovan

Journal article | 2026 | Australian Educational Researcher

Rural placements are a long-standing strategy employed to encourage pre-service teachers (PSTs) to consider teaching in areas ofte..

One Is Not Born, But Rather Becomes, a Fighter: Combat Aspirations and the Negotiation of Gendered Roles Among Young Women Joining the French Army

J Zaffran, Q Maire

Journal article | 2026 | Gender Work and Organization

Research on gender stereotypes and gender-based discrimination is central to the sociological literature on the slow feminization ..

News

News by research group members

Displaying 10 news articles from 28 for the research group.

‘Outdated and irrelevant’: what do young Australians think of their schooling?

Jun Eric Fu, Julia Cook

Australia’s school system – and whether it is doing its job – is often under the microscope from politicians, experts and parents. The m..

May 20, 2025

It's not just housing: the 'bank of mum and dad' is increasingly helping fund the lives of young Australians

Dan Woodman, Julia Cook, Quentin Maire

Much has been made of the increasing presence of the “bank of mum and dad” in the lives of Australians. We know financial support from p..

December 21, 2023

Helping more students ‘see themselves’ in the classroom

Suzanne Rice, Alice Garner, Lorraine Graham

Australia’s teaching workforce doesn’t reflect the diversity of our population. That means too many Australian children are missing out on ..

October 9, 2023

Australia's teacher workforce has a diversity problem. Here's how we can fix it

Suzanne Rice, Alice Garner, Lorraine Graham

Australia’s teaching workforce does not reflect the diversity of the Australian community, a situation that has far-reaching implications f..

October 8, 2023

Talking to young people about the Voice

Jenny Chesters

Understanding Australia’s need to hold a referendum to ensure that Indigenous people are consulted about policies and laws that may affect ..

August 8, 2023

Are the kids OK?

Quentin Maire, Nadishka Weerasuriya, Jenny Chesters

There is no question that young people are finding it tough right now. Amid the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, feelings of pol..

May 22, 2023

Schools will now be required to support well-being, but the standards aren't clear on what that means

Rachele Sloane, Annie Gowing

New Child Safe Standards come into effect in Victoria this Friday, July 1. The set of 11 standards builds on the original seven. One signi..

June 29, 2022

How COVID lockdowns affected our relationships

Johanna Wyn, Jenny Chesters, Story Producer: Andrew Trounson

It may come as no surprise to anyone that the extended COVID-19 lockdowns and interminable time spent at home has affected many people’s cl..

April 13, 2022

Australians more concerned about climate change than COVID-19

Quentin Maire, Eric Jun Fu, Jenny Chesters

Although the COVID-19 pandemic is currently one of the most important issues for many Australians, concern for the environment and climate ..

March 10, 2022

What we know about our children after 2021

Annie Gowing, Hernan Cuervo, Yong Zhao, Jim Watterston

In 2021, families across the nation and around the world endured a second year of interrupted schooling, with the associated challenges of ..

December 31, 2021