Chi is an Associate Professor in Higher Education and Deputy Director of the Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education. Her broad research interests centre on the quality of the student experience and factors affecting the educational experiences and outcomes of students from diverse backgrounds.
She has led major studies that have contributed to informing institutional policies and practices including national projects on the first year experience, student mental wellbeing, and international student engagement. She has been the recipient or co-recipient of over $2.3 million in research and development grants, including 6 nationally competitive grants. Much of Chi’s work at the Melbourne CSHE focuses on the development of programs and resources to promote and recognise effective university teaching and to improve student engagement. She currently coordinates the Melbourne CSHE’s suite of professional development activities in teaching and learning for academic staff including the University’s Graduate Certificate in University Teaching (GCUT).
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FEATURED Journal article
Internationalisation of higher education in an uneven world: an integrated approach to internationalisation of universities in the academic periphery
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Stimulating curriculum and teaching innovations to support the mental wellbeing of univers..
Research Grant
High-impact teaching practices in higher education: a best evidence review
Journal article
The Provision of Research into the Academic Outcomes of various cohorts of International H..
Research Contracts
Teacher and student interactions in the first year of university
Journal article
A CRITICAL INTERVENTIONS FRAMEWORK FOR EQUITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Research Contracts
International students' experience in Australian higher education: can we do better?
Journal article
Chi Baik's selected work
Projects
Displaying the 8 most recent projects by Chi Baik.
Project Types
5
Research Contracts
3
Research Grant
Additional Information
2012 Competitive grant awarded by Office for Learning and Teaching, ACADEMIC WORKFORCE 2020: FRAMING A NATIONAL AGENDA FOR PROFESSIONALIZING UNIVERSITY TEACHING
Scholarly Works
Displaying the 10 most recent scholarly works by Chi Baik.
Honours, Awards and Fellowships
Award for Best Practice/Innovation in International Education
John Smyth Award for most meritorious thesis in the Doctor of Education
Credentials
Positions
Positions
Associate Professor
Melbourne Graduate School Of Education
Education
Education
Doctor of Education
University of Melbourne
Masters of Education
University of Melbourne
Teaching
University of Melbourne
Commerce
University of Melbourne