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25 August 2021

University of Papua New Guinea economics graduates tracer survey 2020

by Karen Downing

25 August 2021

A lost decade? Service delivery and reforms in Papua New Guinea 2002-2012

by Karen Downing

30 June 2021

Strategies for education recovery in Fiji

by Neelesh Gounder and Jai Narayan

Linguistic fragmentation across PNG

9 June 2021

Investigating district-level measures of well-being in PNG

by Colin Filer, Terence Wood and Jon Fraenkel

Students learning in a Tongan government school

4 June 2021

Oceania, education and promoting change from within

by Hilary Tolley

Skills sector reform in Vanuatu: training provider transformation and quality training

30 April 2021

Skills sector reform in Vanuatu

by Ellis Silas, Jerrol Arnhambat, Fenda Sam and Anthony Bailey

Foundations of classroom change in developing countries: a review

23 April 2021

Foundations of classroom change in developing countries: a review

by Robert Cannon

Is education really a waste of time and money?

26 March 2021

Is education really a waste of time and money?

by Matthew Woolf

Reflections on a decade of teaching at UPNG

22 February 2021

Reflections after a decade at the University of Papua New Guinea

by Patrick Kaiku

University of Papua New Guinea graduates, 2018

15 December 2020

UPNG’s economics graduates: finding work not easy, even for some of the nation’s best

by Rohan Fox

Students vote in the 2021 UPNG elections

12 November 2020

Electoral reforms at UPNG: student elections back and working well

by Michael Kabuni

PNG's Higher Education Loan Program

14 September 2020

PNG’s Higher Education Loan Program: in need of help

by Moses Sakai

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