The role
Monash University is undertaking a search for an outstanding individual to serve as its next Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous) (PVCI).
Reporting to, and working closely with, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) and Senior Vice President, this full-time position will perform the role of Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous) on a fractional basis with the remaining fraction dedicated to a Professor role in an area aligned with the discipline of the appointee.
The PVCI will play a significant role in driving the University’s achievement of its Impact 2030 goals to enhance the visibility and impact of the University’s Indigenous engagement, education, research and employment.
The PVCI will be responsible for leading institutional policy, strategy, advice and external engagement in relation to Indigenous matters. Working in collaboration with the William Cooper Institute, this role leads engagement with internal and external stakeholders on Indigenous priorities and matters, working to establish and strengthen partnerships and engagement across the University.
Monash’s next PVCI will possess a high-quality academic track record and scholarly reputation. A collegiate leader with outstanding communication and influencing skills, the PVCI will foster relationships with diverse stakeholder groups, and in particular with Indigenous communities, government and industry. A well-developed understanding of higher education and its interface with government, policy and industry, combined with an entrepreneurial and strategic mindset, will be key to the success of the PVCI.
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