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of Design and Social Context in all modes and locations. The Senior Officer will work collaboratively and pro-actively with key stakeholders, including professional, academic and teaching staff, to achieve
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teaching, learning and research strategic goals. It engages with other groups within the University to design initiatives that have a positive impact on the student experience including the provision
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credible policy positions, submissions and strategic advice. Ability to identify opportunities, design innovative approaches and lead the delivery of strategy informed by analysis and insight. Experience
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as Top Employer to Work for in Asia. To find out more about RMIT Vietnam and our current vacancies, please visit our website: https://www.rmit.edu.vn/careers . The Business School – A Hub of Innovation
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team on a fixed-term basis, replacing an employee on leave. In this role, you'll play a key part in designing, developing, testing, and implementing web and cloud-based applications that support RMIT
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with real impact, this is where it starts. As one of Australia's leading universities, RMIT is committed to creating positive change through education, research and innovation. Through our Graduate
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visit our website: https://www.rmit.edu.vn/about-us/schools-and-centres/school-communication-design ABOUT THE ROLE Under supervision of the School Manager and the Deputy Deans, the Interim Executive
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and undertaking additional activities or projects as required. To be successful in this position, you’ll have: Highly developed administration skills including the ability to plan, prioritise, monitor
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, professional, commercial and industry stakeholders. You will make a distinguished contribution to curriculum innovation, student outcomes and research growth, while helping shape strategic priorities
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with funding partners. Joining a specialist trusts and foundations focus area, you'll work closely with philanthropy leaders, researchers and the Research & Innovation teams to strengthen RMIT's approach