Dean, School of Business
Responsible for inspiring and leading staff to develop, deliver and promote the School’s objectives.
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Management - Universities
Company: University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney Campus
Location: Sydney
Work type: Full Time
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Phone: +61-2-1346-2967
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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SYDNEY CAMPUS
DEAN, SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
(Level E, Full-Time, Three-Year Fixed-Term Appointment)
The University of Notre Dame Australia is a private Catholic university with campuses in Fremantle, Broome and Sydney. The Objects of the University are the provision of university education within a context of Catholic faith and values and the provision of an excellent standard of teaching, scholarship and research, training for the professions and the pastoral care of its students.
Salary: Negotiated
An exciting opportunity exists for an outstanding academic to fill the role of Dean, School of Business on the Sydney Campus. Reporting to the Head of Campus (Sydney), the Dean is responsible for inspiring and leading staff to develop, deliver and promote the School’s objectives in teaching and learning, research, scholarship, and student and community engagement. The Dean will have a strong record of engagement with major stakeholders and professional and government agencies related to the discipline of Business. The Dean will drive the school’s participation in the recruitment of a high quality student body and the delivery of quality education and student experience.
This position is based at the Sydney Campus and is responsible, through the Head of the Sydney Campus, to the Vice Chancellor.
In particular, the Dean is responsible for:
1. Developing and overseeing a culture within the School which is in furtherance of the University’s Objects;
2. Developing and implementing programs and projects to assist in the achievement of established goals and identifying new strategic opportunities for the School;
3. Overseeing and monitoring the curriculum and academic programs of the School;
4. Taking action to ensure the quality and relevancy of academic programs offered by the School;
5. Promoting research within the School, ensuring the standard of supervision of HDR students, and authorises submission of research proposals and theses;
6. Engaging with major stakeholders, community and professional and government agencies related to the discipline.
7. Facilitating the development, implementation and maintenance of School policies and procedures;
8. Recruiting and supervising academic and administrative staff, including staff performance management and compliance with contract provisions;
9. Developing and managing the School budget and overseeing the implementation of University financial policies and procedures;
10. Coordinating the School’s participation in student recruitment, orientation and enrolment;
11. Teaching in accordance with the University Teaching Policy or engaging in an equivalent of research supervision;
12. Convening and coordinating meetings of the School advisory board;
13. Making a significant contribution to the scholarship and research relevant to the discipline and within the University;
14. Serving on committees and other working groups as required; and
15. Other duties as directed by the Head of Campus and Vice Chancellor.
To be considered for this role, applications should address the selection criteria as listed in the position job pack.
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The application pack for this position is available at:
https://www.notredame.edu.au/about/employment/employment-opportunities
Applications close 4:00pm Monday, 13 August 2018
The University reserves the right to appoint by invitation or make no appointment at all.