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role This is a significant executive leadership opportunity at the centre of RMIT University. Reporting directly to the Vice-Chancellor and President, the Chief of Staff acts as a trusted advisor
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. Demonstrated skills in the use of relevant information and communication technologies. Qualifications Certificate 4 Training & Assessment (TAE40110 or higher) Master or PhD in Engineering (preferably) Please
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-connected academic environment. You will teach across undergraduate, Masters and Graduate Diploma programs, develop contemporary curriculum, support student learning, and build partnerships with academic
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strengthening governance, systems, operating rhythms and ways of working to support effective decision-making and delivery. Key Responsibilities Act as the principal strategic adviser/chief of staff to the Vice
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. Support post-event pack-down and site reinstatement to ensure the venue is returned to its original condition. Administration & On-site Operational Support Handle the end-to-end administrative lifecycle
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at the Bachelor, Master and PhD levels, and ensure our students experience an education that is work-aligned and life-changing. The College is renowned for its exemplary research in many STEM areas including
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the scope of the role Key Selection Criteria University graduate degree (Masters or doctorate) in Arts, Science, Social Science or Business. If English is not the first language, then evidence of IELTS score
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(Secondary) (BP319) 16 weeks Master of Teaching Practice (Primary Education) (MC219) Master of Teaching Practice (Secondary Education) (MC220) 12 weeks Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) (BH105) Bachelor
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. On-the-day coordination: Serve as a primary point of coordination for vendors, staff, and volunteers to ensure real-time operations execute seamlessly according to the master run sheet. Facilitate smooth
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seeking 3 accomplished academic leaders to strengthen the Bachelor of Professional Communication. The Senior Lecturers will make significant and original contributions to teaching, curriculum, research and