Senior Leadership Group

The Senior Leadership Group is headed by the Vice Chancellor and supported by the Deputy Vice Chancellors and Head of Administration. This group has the responsibility for the strategic management and development of all aspects of University business.

	Vice Chancellor, Professor Richard Higgott The role of the Vice Chancellor is to encourage, promote and facilitate the very best academic and organisational performance across the whole University. It is a role that requires outstanding and inspirational leadership, energy and commitment, and represents a significant opportunity for a leader to build upon a strong platform and shape an exciting future. View my profile
	Deputy Vice Chancellor for Education, Professor Ann Capling The DVC Education has overall responsibility for enhancement and growth of the University's undergraduate and postgraduate coursework profile. This will be achieved through the development and implementation of innovative curriculum design within the University's schools of study. In the current Higher Education environment emphasis must be placed on the use of educational technologies, successful utilisation of work-integrated learning partnerships and initiatives, and the development of effective strategies to support student from diverse educational backgrounds. View my profile
	Deputy Vice Chancellor for Research, Professor David Morrison The DVC Research has overall responsibility for the strategic direction and focus of research undertaken within the University. This position will be very active in developing closer research links and a funding base with both private and public sector users and providers. In addition the DVC Research is responsible for ensuring the promotion of research for the public good and educating the public about the benefits of research and its contribution to society. View my profile
	Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Professor Bev Thiele The DVC for Academic Affairs has responsibility for the Faculties and faculty support, and in that capacity deals with matters pertaining to teaching and learning, academic staff and students. The DVCA is also responsible for the University's Quality Office which manages the program of quality reviews of schools and service units. In 2012, the DVCA will coordinate the re-registration process that the University will undergo for the first time following the establishment of the new Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). View my profile
	Deputy Vice Chancellor for Professional Services, Mr Jon Baldwin The DVC for Professional Services is a member of the Senior Leadership Team and as such plays a critical role in setting and achieving the strategic direction of the University. Operationally this role is responsible for the management of the University's administrative support services and resources. The following areas fall within the responsibility of the DVC for Professional Services: Finance, Legal and Governance, People Services and Culture, Library, Marketing and Communication, Student Services, Transnational Education, Facilities, Commercial Services, Research and Development, Alumni, and Information Technology. The DVC for Professional Services is a direct advisor to the Vice Chancellor and is a critical role within the Governance structure of the University.