An update on recruitment for Swinburne’s next Vice-Chancellor
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Swinburne University of Technology Chancellor Professor John Pollaers OAM has today written to staff with an update on recruitment for the university's next Vice-Chancellor and President.
Swinburne University of Technology Chancellor Professor John Pollaers OAM has today written to staff with an update on recruitment for the university's next Vice-Chancellor and President. A copy of the message is below.
Dear colleagues,
I am writing to update you on the recruitment of Swinburne’s next Vice-Chancellor and President.
Following consideration by Council of the University’s future leadership requirements, Swinburne has appointed Odgers Executive Search to support an open and competitive recruitment process.
The search will commence immediately, with applications closing on 24 September and candidate assessment occurring through October. Council is aiming to complete the appointment process before the end of the year.
Thank you for your continued contribution to Swinburne during this important period.
Professor John Pollaers OAM
Chancellor
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