The effectiveness of a formal degree-articulation program  : a longitudinal investigation into the academic performance, views on tertiary education, further study aspirations, and employment outcomes of five groups of former tertiary accounting students

Tickell, Geoffrey

doi:10.26180/14835636.v1

The effectiveness of a formal degree-articulation program : a longitudinal investigation into the academic performance, views on tertiary education, further study aspirations, and employment outcomes of five groups of former tertiary accounting students

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History

Campus location

Australia

Year of Award

2000

Department, School or Centre

Department of Accounting and Finance

Course

Doctor of Philosophy

Degree Type

DOCTORATE

Faculty

Faculty of Business and Economics

File Name

Tickell-33168016063832

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Keywords

Holmesglen Institute of TAFE.Articulation (Education) Victoria Case studies Accounting Study and teaching (Higher) Victoria Case studies

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