Victoria UniversityFootscray Park, AustraliaSimilar Jobs
Closing: 06-Jan-2025
Job Summary
Dates
Opening Date: 09-Dec-2024
Closing Date: 06-Jan-2025
Location
Footscray Park, Australia
Salary
$135,590 per annum, with 17% Employer superannuation
Responsibilities
Oversee all aspects of student fees and scholarships, ensuring a seamless and student-focused experience.
Streamline financial processes, enhance accessibility, and implement technology to improve financial services.
Lead the development of a comprehensive scholarship framework, working closely with internal teams and external stakeholders, including donors.
Provide leadership and management of the Student Financials and Scholarships teams ensuring the key objectives are met and provide relevant professional development opportunities.
Manage the financial budget and other resources of the universities student scholarships program.
Collaborate with key VU stakeholders to lead the development, and continuous improvement, of VU’s holistic approach to scholarships, student prizes and awards.
Lead the team responsible for administering VU’s scholarship and student prizes and awards program including monitoring and reporting to the Chief Student Officer regularly on budgetary outcomes.
Provide strategic advice and support to the Vice-Chancellor’s Group and Chief Student Officer on scholarships, student prizes and awards.
Develop and maintain relevant policy, procedural and protocol documents consistent with current University legislative and policy requirements and manage the implementation of them across the University.
Provide authoritative advice to the Chief Student Officer on relevant matters relating to the Student Financials and Scholarships area.
Requirements
Proven experience in senior leadership roles within student financial services and scholarship administration.
Demonstrated extensive experience of high-level management in a complex service environment, including the management of multiple internal and external stakeholders.
Demonstrated ability to provide strategic and operational leadership across the functions of the Director Student Financials and Scholarships.
Demonstrated and proven experience in the management of student financials in an educational setting.
Demonstrated high-level communication, cross-cultural, negotiation and interpersonal skills.
Ability to drive initiatives that enhance student access, success and retention through financial support.
Benefits
Full time, continuing position at a HEP 10 classification.
Salary of $135,590 per annum.
17% Employer superannuation.
Flexible working arrangements.
Discounts in private health insurance and gym memberships.
Salary packaging options.
Notes
Applications close on 6 January 2025 at 11:59pm (AEST).
For urgent queries, contact Michelle Gillespie, Chief Student Officer.
Monash UniversityClayton campus, Melbourne, AustraliaSimilar Jobs
Closing: Not specified
Job Summary
Dates
Opening Date: Not Available
Closing Date: Not Available
Location
Clayton campus, Melbourne, Australia
Salary
Generous scholarship covering tuition fees, a tax-free Stipend, the Monash Indigenous Top-Up Research Award, and the option to apply for the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous) scholarship of $13,000pa. Additional financial support is available through research and teaching assistance work.
Responsibilities
Undertake extensive, independent research under an expert academic supervisor.
Write a thesis that makes a positive impact on knowledge in your chosen field.
Complete your research project with excellence as part of the Monash Doctoral Program or a Joint Research Award.
Develop a broad range of skills and professional attributes to make an impact in academia, industry, government or community after graduation.
Requirements
4-year bachelor degree or 2-year master’s degree in a related quantitative discipline.
Demonstrated research experience.
Strong academic results.
If criteria is not met, alternative pathways to entry are available.
Benefits
Access to high quality research platforms.
Connection with leading researchers in the field.
A Monash PhD designed to prepare graduates with competitive skills sought by employers.
Notes
Submit an Expression of Interest including a cover letter and curriculum vitae.
Enquiries can be made via email to Indigenous@monash.edu.
The 2022 value was $28,854 AUD. Successful scholarship applicants will receive a tax-free scholarship, indexed annually, and beginning in February or April 2023, for 3 years. The award will provide living allowances and tuition fees for international students for 3-3.5 years.
Responsibilities
Complete a Doctor of Philosophy degree (PhD) at Griffith University (Gold Coast campus), Australia.
Be co-supervised by Griffith Health Clinical Science academics Dr Jayishni Maharaj and Prof Jim Woodburn.
Integrate into the research programs focusing on foot and ankle health and rehabilitation.
Innovate current management interventions to reduce foot ulcerations in people with diabetes.
Combine personalised biophysical modelling, smart textile technologies, and advanced manufacturing techniques to optimise and 3D print interventions.
Requirements
Awarded a, or on track by December 2022 to receive a first-class Honours in a related area e.g., Exercise Science, Podiatry, Biomedical science, or Biomedical Engineering.
A Master of Philosophy or Masters by course work with an overall grade >85%, that contained a substantial research project component in one of these areas; with an interest in physiological adaptations to exercise.
Experience in conducting human research (desirable).
Experience with some signal processing and coding in MATLAB or Python, and experience with processing medical imaging (desirable).
Experience with publishing in high-quality peer-reviewed scientific journals (desirable).
Benefits
Study with a University that ranks among the top 2% worldwide.
Support for professional and personal development of HDR candidates.
Access to exceptional research facilities including a state-of-the-art motion capture laboratory and imaging laboratories.
Collaborative research environment with senior professorial staff, post-doctoral research fellows, and PhD students.
Notes
Self-funded applicants are welcome.
Mentoring through an Australian Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship (or equivalent) application is available for those requiring funding.
Consideration for applications from individuals with secured research funding from sources other than the Australian government or Griffith University.