Campus sexual assault
Report on Sexual Assault and Harassment at Australian Universities (2017)
The 2017 Change The Course study conducted nationally by the Australian Human Rights Commission reported that 21% of students had been sexually harassed during 2015-16 and 1.6% of students had been sexually assaulted during 2016.

Campus sexual assault

Section Title: Report on Sexual Assault and Harassment at Australian Universities (2017)
Table Section Text: The 2017 Change The Course study conducted nationally by the Australian Human Rights Commission reported that 21% of students had been sexually harassed during 2015-16 and 1.6% of students had been sexually assaulted during 2016.

Sample	Forms of victimization covered	Mode of administration	Response rate	Behaviorally specific questions.	Findings

National College Women Sexual Violence Study (1997)	4,446 stratified random sample of women from 223 institutions.	Completed or attempted rape/sexual assault by force or coercion	Computer aided telephone interview	85.6%	Yes	2.8% of college women experienced a completed or attempted rape in the current academic year. 7.7% experienced some other form of forcible sexual assault.

Campus Sexual Assault Study (2007)	Probability sample of 5,466 students enrolled at least three quarters time during 2005–2006 academic year at two large public universities.	Physically forced, incapacitated and drug facilitated sexual assault/rape	Self-administered, web-based	38%	Yes	19% of undergraduate women and 6.1% of undergraduate men reported experiencing completed or attempted sexual assault since entering college, 8.5% of women reported a completed rape, and 3.4% reported an attempted rape.

National Criminal Victimization Study (1995–2013)	National survey of roughly 145,000 respondents per year, averaged over 18 years	Completed or attempted rape/sexual assault by force or coercion.	In-person and telephone	74%	No	0.61% of women enrolled in college reported rape or sexual assaults in the past year.

AAU Campus Climate Surveys (2015)	150,000 students across 27 universities	Physically forced, incapacitated and drug facilitated sexual assault/rape	Self-administered, web-based	19%	Yes	23.1% of female undergraduates, 5.4% of male undergraduates, and 24.1% of TGQN undergraduates reported being sexually assaulted since starting college. Among graduate students and professionals, the estimates were 8.8% female, 2.2% male, and 15.5% TGQN.

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By comparison, 23.1% of female undergraduates and 8.8% of female graduate students reported the same type of sexual assault, along with 5.4% of male undergraduates and 2.2% of male graduate/professional students.

final_sentence: By comparison, 23.1% of female undergraduates and 8.8% of female graduate students reported the same type of sexual assault, along with 5.4% of male undergraduates and 2.2% of male graduate/professional students.