
Senate election for academic staff
News 19 FebruaryNominations are now open to appoint two members of our academic staff to the university Senate for a term ending in 2028.
25 March 2020
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Normally the annual academic promotion round opens no later than 1 April in each year. In the current context and organisational priorities, the 2020 Academic Promotions round will be delayed and will now open on 13 May 2020.
Key dates:
How can I prepare?
A range of important information about the promotions process, including access to the Academic Promotions policy, procedures, application and Case for Promotions forms, guidelines and supporting materials is now available from the Academic Promotions webpages.
Staff members who are considering applying can access exemplar applications from past successful applicants or workshop session material and discuss their plans with their nominated supervisor.
Workshop session material
Preparing for Academic Promotion - applicant material
Preparing for Academic Promotion - supervisor material
Academic Promotions workshop - making the case for research quality
Academic Promotions workshop - evidencing the scholarship of teaching at ACU
Information sessions
Information sessions scheduled for April will be placed on hold and staff who have registered will be advised accordingly. Further information on the rescheduled information sessions will be made available closer to the opening of the round.
Further information
Visit the staff website for more information about Academic Promotions.
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