QILT are a suite of government endorsed surveys for higher education, across the student life cycle from commencement to employment. QILT makes available robust, nationally consistent performance data for Australian higher education, helping drive quality improvement.
QILT is funded by the Australian Government Department of Education. The Social Research Centre administers the QILT surveys and associated QILT resources, including this website.
All Australian higher education institutions are eligible to participate in QILT. Currently, all 42 Australian universities and around 90 non-university higher education providers take part in the surveys.
Over 400,000 students, graduates and employers respond to QILT surveys every year. Covering all study levels and both domestic and international students, QILT is the only comprehensive system of higher education surveys in Australia.
The ComparED website is designed to allow potential students to confirm their choices about the higher education institutions and study areas they are considering for their further education.
Data collected through the QILT surveys drives the ComparED website. Prospective students can use ComparED to explore and compare Australian higher education institutions and study areas, based on the real-life experiences of current students and recent graduates.
The website allows users to compare information from actual students and graduates about their current student educational experience and graduate outcomes. Users can compare up to six institutions and six study areas at one time.
Course Seeker helps potential students make informed decisions about future study. It provides clear, meaningful and transparent information about ATARs, pre-requisites and enrolment practices and policies of higher education providers across Australia.
Course Seeker shows provider information, course information, entry requirements and admission processes. It also highlights student satisfaction and graduate outcome survey results, both at the study area level and for the provider as a whole.
Course Seeker empowers students to make the right decisions for their future.
The QILT are a suite of government endorsed surveys for higher education, covering the student life cycle from commencement to employment. QILT makes available robust, nationally consistent performance data for Australian higher education, helping drive quality improvement.
The SES is the most comprehensive survey of current higher education students in Australia. It focuses on six aspects of the student experience (Overall quality of educational experience, Skills Development, Peer Engagement, Teaching Quality and Engagement, Student Support and Services, and Learning Resources) that are linked with key learning and development outcomes.
The GOS provides new graduates with the opportunity to share their experiences of entering the workforce. This survey collects information relating to labour force outcomes, further study outcomes, how well courses are preparing graduates for the workforce, and overall satisfaction with the quality of courses.
The ESS provides information about the quality of education provided at Australian institutions by asking supervisors to provide feedback about the generic skills, technical skills and work readiness of the graduate employed in their workplace. ESS data can be linked with data from the Graduate Outcomes Survey to compare perceptions of graduates and the views of their direct work supervisors.
The GOS-L supplements the GOS by collecting information about labour force outcomes, further study outcomes, and how well courses are preparing graduates for the workforce.