Region - South Eastern (VIC and TAS)
The Prize of Excellence for Victorian Tertiary Studies
Background:
The Prize of Excellence for Victorian Tertiary Studies was established in 2005 with the aim of encouraging academic excellence and community involvement amongst full time students who are enrolled at any tertiary educational establishment in the state of Victoria.
The scheme is absolutely non-discriminatory. There is no restriction on an applicant's background based on nationality, residency, ethnicity or faith. It is also not means nor income tested.
Eligibility requirements:
A full time student enrolled at an accredited tertiary educational institution in the state of Victoria.
Selection criterion:
Each application will be vetted by a panel of academic and community experts representing a broad spectrum of Victorian society. Applications will be judged against the following criterion:
- Academic excellence (1/3 weighting)
- Voluntary community service (1/3 weighting)
- Personal interview of short-listed candidates (1/3 weighting)
To download an application form please visit:
http://tsf.org.au/FrontEnd/files/tsf-application-form-2010-en.pdf
2010 CAPA Postgrad Roadshow WA - Curtin University
CAPA is pleased to present the 2010 CAPA Roadshow event in WA at Curtin University on Thursday 30 September.
This event is free and open to all WA-based postgraduates. Registrations are essential as places are limited.
Location: Room 210.102, Norm Dufty Lecture Theatre, Elizabeth Jolley Building, Curtin University
2010 CAPA Postgrad Roadshow WA - Edith Cowan University
CAPA is pleased to present the 2010 CAPA Roadshow event in WA at Edith Cowan University on Wednesday 29 September.
This event is free and open to all WA-based postgraduates. Registrations are essential as places are limited.
Location: Theatre 17.15, Mt Lawley campus, Edith Cowan University
Program:
Job posting: Higher Degrees and Research Administrator (La Trobe)
The position is responsible for student administration activities for higher degree and research and providing support in general and casual staff administration. A relevant tertiary qualification and/or extensive administrative experience in tertiary education or similar environment and demonstrated high level of computer literacy including database packages such as, Filemaker, SIS and SAP is essential. The successful applicant will demonstrate proven initiative, analytical, problem-solving and planning skills.
QUT statistics on gender profile and equity issues
Queensland University of Technology has published its reports concerning gender issues in higher education.
Youth Allowance - RN Australia Talks - 1 March 2010
Tens of thousands of low-income university students are starting the university year uncertain about their income support. Promised scholarships and an expansion of payments remain blocked in the Senate. The Rudd government wants to make it harder for students from high income families to qualify for Youth Allowance, but the Coalition and Family First Senator Stephen Fielding are opposed to the changes. Is the impasse going to lead to disadvantaged students dropping out?
Review of the General Skilled Migration Points Test: discussion paper
This paper examines the effectiveness of the current Points Test in identifying potential migrants who will make the optimal contribution to Australia’s future economic challenges.
Launch of the International Students' Handbook: Living and Studying in Australia
Asialink is proud to host the launch of the International Students Guide.
University of Melbourne Staff to Protest - Monday September 7th
The University has announced it will continue with its job cuts program.
On top of this the University is preparing a massive restructure under the heading of Responsible Division Management; further job losses!
We are concerned for the effect these cuts will have on the reputation of the University and the quality of education, services and research.
Rally for Fair Fares for international and postgraduate students
Rally for transport concessions for international and postgraduate students - this week!
Launch of the Lowy Institute Policy Paper on International Students
Launch of the Lowy Institute Policy Paper on International Students
Dr Michael Wesley will launch the newly developed Lowy Institute Policy Paper on International Students at a forum co-hosted by Asialink and the Lowy Institute. RMIT Vice Chancellor Professor Margaret Gardner and Victorian Police Chief Commissioner Simon Overland will provide responses to the report from higher education and community safety perspectives.
DATE: Wednesday, 19 August 2009
TIME: 6.30pm-7.30pm
Staff at the University of Melbourne to strike, Tuesday August 11 2009
Staff at the University of Melbourne will strike tomorrow, Tuesday 11th August, to protest:
Australia - India Institute announced (DEEWR media release)
The Minister for Education, Julia Gillard, today announced the Australian Government will provide more than $8 million to fund a new Australia India Institute at the University of Melbourne.
The centre will aim to strengthen and sustain bilateral relationships between Australia and India and will be a joint project of the University of Melbourne, La Trobe University and the University of New South Wales.
Job posting: International Employment Officer (RMIT)
- $62,663 - $67,829 p.a. + 17% Super
- Full time, Continuing Role
RMIT Career Development and Employment Service seeks a suitably qualified professional to work with the international employers and support student's global passport.
Meeting: Transport concessions in Victoria
There will be a meeting of the proposed Concession Card Coalition (CCC) 5pm, next Wednesday 17 June, in the cafeteria at RMIT University (enter via the main entrance off Swanston Street - the cafeteria is up the ramp).
The Victorian State Government has publicly stated its support for international students over the last two weeks. This is an opportunity for us to hold them to these sentiments, and make sure they are aware how important the issue of transport concessions is.
If you would like to speak to me about the meeting, feel free to email me or call me on 0416 509 140
Job posting - Project Officer (CAPA) Closes Monday March 16th
The Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations (CAPA) is the national peak body representing over 270,000 postgraduate students. Its members are affiliated postgraduate student associations from all States and Territories of Australia.
The Project Officer role covers the core functions of the national office, including:
· Communications
· Events Management
· Membership and Organisational Development
· Office Administration and Management
Job posting: Deputy Director Counselling Services (HEO9) La Trobe
[From La Trobe University]
Full-time, continuing (HEO9) position in the Counselling Services Unit.
We seek a highly skilled psychologist/ social worker with proven leadership capabilities to provide quality services to students and staff; operational management of the Bundoora Counselling Service; with higher duties, as required.
Remuneration: Package of $93,249 to $98,956 p.a. (inclusive of 17% employer superannuation).
* Reference Number: 50024976
* Campus: Bundoora
* Closing Date: Close of Business, Friday, 13 March 2009
Job Posting: Student Welfare Officer (International) La Trobe
[From La Trobe University]
An opportunity exists for a Student Welfare Officer to support the planning and implementation of a range of services to international students.
Full-time, continuing (HEO5) position in the La Trobe University International College.
Remuneration: Package of $55,505 to $62,505 p.a. (inclusive of 17% employer superannuation).
* Reference Number: 50025176
* Campus: Bundoora
* Closing Date: Close of Business, Friday, 13 March 2009
La Trobe University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Job posting: International Student Services Officer RMIT
[From RMIT]
Looking to utilise your outstanding customer service and communication skills?
We are seeking an International Student Services Officer. This position is a key member of the International Services unit and is located at the International student services centre.
Key responsibilities include:
* Monitoring, processing and reporting of student data across several data bases
* Provision of advice to students on a face to face basis about RMIT programs and application processes, student visa information and other issues relating to study at RMIT University.
