University of Adelaide Athena Swan Bronze Award application

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Application for: Athena Swan Bronze Award
Date submitted: 31 July 2019

University of Adelaide’s application for SAGE Athena Swan accreditation contains:

the details and results of their self-assessment, a process where the institution analyses their workforce and student data to identify barriers to attraction, retention and progression; and
their action plan to remove or reduce the systemic barriers identified during their self-assessment process.

Parts of the application have been redacted to protect individual privacy.

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