Lean HE AsiaPacific
Welcome to Lean HE AsiaPacific
This network will give Universities the opportunity to share best practice to support service improvement efforts across the sector. The network will be a learning hub and a community of practice, enabling universities the opportunity to engage, collaborate and establish Lean in HE as a business improvement methodology in AsiaPacific. The aim of the network is to support the use of Lean and other Continuous Improvement methodology and tools in HE to facilitate service improvement efforts across the university sector.
How to get involved
Our goal is to connect you with others in the higher education field that are considering how the Lean methodology can be used to improve service. Getting involved is easy - send your contact information or complete our application form and we'll include you in our communications, network series and seminars.
asiapacific@leanhe.org
Membership form
Join our Asia Pacific LinkedIn group
Join our global LinkedIn group
Follow Lean in Higher Education Global on X
Lean HE Global YouTube channel
Tag us using #leanhe
Important Dates 2025
Lean Coffee drop-in's
@ Tuesday January 21st, 12:30 - 1:30 (AEST)More to come!
AsiaPacific Steering Committee
The AsiaPacific Steering Committee is governed by a steering group:
Melissa Hankinson (University of Canberra) - Chair
Bikramjit Ghosh (University of Tasmania) - Secretary
Kate Aylmore (Charles Sturt University) - Communications lead
Elissa Whan (University of Melbourne)
Chris Shannon (University of Queensland)
Rizwan Khan (The Australian National University)
News & Updates
Lean HE AsiaPacific Virtual Meeting — Aug 11, 2021
Lean HE AsiaPacific Virtual Meeting — May 19, 2021
Lean HE AsiaPacific Virtual Meeting — June 24, 2020
Publications and Links
Network for Change and Continuous Improvement - ncci-cu.org
Official Journal of Lean Global Network - providing insight into Lean thinking and practice to help you with the strategies and tools for change planet-lean.com
Best Practice Guide; Evidencing the benefits of Business Process Improvement in Higher Education
Lawrence H; Cairns N.J. (2015) University of Strathclyde
Becoming a Lean University: The case of the University of St Andrews
Robinson M and Yorkstone S (2011)
We welcome all interested higher education staff to attend our seminars, meetings and conferences. Members of the network are from all of the universities listed below: