Rate My Professor Chi Baik

Throughout her career at the University of Melbourne, Baik has held key appointments in the Centre for the Study of Higher Education, advancing evidence-based practices for student success and engagement. Her scholarly output includes highly cited works such as 'The First Year Experience in Australian Universities: Findings from Two Decades, 1994-2014' (2016, with Ryan Naylor and Sophie Arkoudis), which has informed institutional policies on student retention; 'Research Handbook on the Student Experience in Higher Education' (2023, edited with Ella R. Kahu), a comprehensive volume on student engagement and wellbeing; 'How Can Universities Better Support the Mental Wellbeing of Higher Degree Research Students? A Study of Students' Suggestions' (2016, with Tracii Ryan and others); 'What Makes PhD Researchers Think Seriously About Discontinuing? An Exploration of Risk Factors and Risk Profiles' (with Wendy Larcombe and Tracii Ryan); and 'High-Impact Teaching Practices in Higher Education: A Best Evidence Review'. With over 5,991 citations on Google Scholar, her work has substantial influence in higher education research. Baik has delivered keynote presentations, including at the STARS/AMHHEC 2023 conference, and contributed to editorial roles and peer-reviewed projects on student experiences.