academic journals 9.1% in magazines, newspapers 4.6% in industry publications Men were more likely than women to have published a work Recent cohorts were more likely than older cohorts to have published Patents Information not available in In last 3 years report 14.7% of alumni respondents filed for patent (92 of 624 alumni) 18.9% of alumni in Cohort 1 filed for patent (51 of 270 alumni) Alumni in Cohort 1 were most likely to have filed for a patent Contributions to Improvements in Organisations Human 80% of alumni have In last 3 years Resources increased technical skills 66.5% of alumni transferred analytical in their organisations to a and critical thinking skills to colleagues medium or great extent through supervision, coaching, etc. 65.8% transferred communication skills 64.1% English language skills 62.5 working independently 58.9% technical or subject matter skills Organisation 84% of alumni have In last 3 years Systems contributed to 94% of alumni made improvements in improvements in research their organisations in their orgs to a medium 45.2% of alumni improved procedures or great extent in their organisation 83% to teaching and 43.7% improved programs learning 42.0% management systems 78% to management and 40.1% processes administration 38.0% policies 59% to policy 37.7% services development 35.5% linkages with other orgs 55% to business / Men were more likely than women to commercial make improvements in organisations 48% to implementing systems or work changes Linkages with Australia Maintaining 57% alumni were In last 3 years, the percentage of alumni Contact with frequently or very who made contact at least monthly was Australians frequently in contact with 63.4% of alumni were in contact with Vietnamese alumni other Vietnamese alumni
academic journals 9.1% in magazines, newspapers 4.6% in industry publications Men were more likely than women to have published a work Recent cohorts were more likely than older cohorts to have published Patents Information not available in report In last 3 years 14.7% of alumni respondents filed for patent (92 of 624 alumni) 18.9% of alumni in Cohort 1 filed for patent (51 of 270 alumni) Alumni in Cohort 1 were most likely to have filed for a patent Contributions to Improvements in Organisations Human Resources 80% of alumni have increased technical skills in their organisations to a medium or great extent In last 3 years 66.5% of alumni transferred analytical and critical thinking skills to colleagues through supervision, coaching, etc. 65.8% transferred communication skills 64.1% English language skills 62.5 working independently 58.9% technical or subject matter skills Organisation Systems 84% of alumni have contributed to improvements in research in their orgs to a medium or great extent 83% to teaching and learning 78% to management and administration 59% to policy development 55% to business / commercial 48% to implementing systems or work changes In last 3 years 94% of alumni made improvements in their organisations 45.2% of alumni improved procedures in their organisation 43.7% improved programs 42.0% management systems 40.1% processes 38.0% policies 37.7% services 35.5% linkages with other orgs Men were more likely than women to make improvements in organisations Linkages with Australia Maintaining Contact with Australians 57% alumni were frequently or very frequently in contact with Vietnamese alumni In last 3 years, the percentage of alumni who made contact at least monthly was 63.4% of alumni were in contact with other Vietnamese alumni
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