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Course Director- MBA CONTACT Associate Professor Colin Higgins Director, Global Courses, Deakin Business School +61 3 924 46103 c.higgins@deakin.edu.au Applications close on Monday 29 March 2021. deakin.edu.au/business
About Top 1% of the world’s No. 1 In Victoria Top 50 QS Young Deakin universities1 for student University satisfaction Rankings 2020 2010–20182 Deakin’s growing reputation Established in 1974, Deakin University was As a Victorian university with a global impact, named after the leader of the Australian Deakin is translating its research into the is reflected in its rapid rise in Federation movement and the nation’s second commercial outcomes that will drive the international rankings; Deakin Prime Minister, Alfred Deakin. innovation Australia’s economy needs now and entered the prestigious Academic into the future. Research at Deakin focusses on Deakin University has five campuses, one in innovation and robust partnerships with industry Ranking of World Universities for Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, two in the port and business and it is building a formidable city of Geelong and one in Warrnambool on the the first time in 2014 and now south-west coast of Victoria. Deakin’s fastest international reputation in areas of emerging national social, economic and political priority in ranks an estimated 264 (AWRU growing campus is in the Cloud where over its core areas of health, carbon fibre, energy and 15 000 students study predominantly online. 2019). Deakin is ranked 29 in the cyber security. Deakin has integrated its research All students, regardless of their campus or mode QS ranking of the world’s top of study, benefit from Deakin’s award-winning growth plan into its overall strategy of service, developing its base in advanced manufacturing, universities under 50 years. digital environment. which is vital for the Geelong community and 100% of Deakin’s research was Deakin is proud of its inclusive and student- Information technology, which is strong in the focussed culture and its reputation for using rated at or above world standards innovative digital solutions to provide an surrounds of its Melbourne campus. in the Australian Government’s engaging and personalised learning experience. Our strategy Excellence in Research for Deakin is committed to lifelong learning, Deakin’s vision and mission is articulated in its providing students with choices about how, Australia (ERA). when and where learning occurs. strategic plan Deakin 2030: Ideas to Impact. The plan is centred on realising the best future for Deakin’s four faculties offer courses across its communities. It sets out an optimistic future the arts, design, science, sport, nutrition, powered by ideas and framed by five Impact architecture, business, law, medicine, optometry, Themes that act as a compass for navigating engineering, nursing, allied health, psychology opportunities and decisions. The five impact and teaching. themes are: With 61 000 students Deakin is one of Australia’s • Advancing society, culture and the economy largest universities and is ranked in the top 2 • Building safe and secure communities per cent of the world’s universities in the major international rankings. • Creating smarter technologies • Enabling a sustainable world • Improving health and wellbeing Joining capabilities across the University, and with our partners, we pursue transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches that address these themes. They provide opportunities to build strategic local and international partnerships for the common good and will shape our education programs to ensure we adapt to future workforce needs. 1. Academic Ranking of World Universities 2018. 2. QILT 2018 Student Experience Survey National Report deakin.edu.au/business 2
Deakin Business School Deakin Business School DBS has over 14,000 students, comprising Our academic staff are engaged in both pure around 8500 undergraduate students, 5500 and applied research across the business and (DBS) comprises six academic postgraduate students and 100 PhD students in law disciplines and are focused on issues which departments that span the full our single and combined degree programs. are of relevance to government, business and range of business disciplines: community organisations. To this end, we actively In addition, our Deakin online MBA is ranked seek partnerships with these organisations, Accounting, Economics, Finance, within the top 25 globally and number 1 in other like-minded universities and alumni. Victoria according to QS Online MBA Rankings Information Systems & Business 2019. The program achieved a maximum 5-star Our students come from diverse backgrounds Analytics, Management, rating in the following categories: facilities, and we value this diversity. Graduates are internationalisation and diversity, teaching and confident and competent in the use of on-line and Marketing. student quality, and engagement and program technology and are ready to make a significant The mission of DBS is to prepare graduates strength. contribution to the organisations they serve. for careers of the future. We harness They are highly valued by employers for both emerging technologies to facilitate innovative, Our mission and vision their knowledge and their graduate attributes. borderless, and personalised education. Our Our mission is to prepare graduates for the The Faculty is committed to extending the research informs our practice and impacts the careers of the future by harnessing emerging boundaries of business and legal education. communities with whom we engage. technologies to facilitate borderless, personalised It achieves this through close relationships Deakin Business School is in the top 1% of education, and by conducting research that with professional associations, other business schools globally by holding both AACSB informs our practice and impacts the education providers and universities, business, and EQUIS accreditations. These prestigious communities we serve. employers and government across Australia accreditations are awarded to business schools and internationally. that meet strict standards of quality, academic Our undergraduate, graduate and doctoral and professional excellence, and demonstrate degrees are informed by scholarship and a commitment to ongoing improvement and are relevant to both national and global innovation in their courses, ensuring our contemporary issues. Flexible learning strategies graduates are employable worldwide. provide a distinctive student experience. The Faculty’s teaching aims to be innovative utilising face-to-face teaching and on-line technologies to ensure a high level of flexibility for the diverse learning needs of our students. deakin.edu.au/business 3
Innovative, borderless, and personalised education DBS embeds discipline-specific Borderless Information Systems and Business Analytics: Business Analytics and Artifical Intelligence, technical and employability skills DBS Students receive an equivalent experience Digital transformation, Information Governance in innovative learning activities regardless of campus or mode of study. Deakin and Security; Competitive Information. University’s promise to all students is to offer and assessment tasks. These brilliant education where they are (geographically Management: Business Ethics; Sustainability skills are necessary for students and educationally) and where they want to and Corporate Social Responsibility; Public Policy; go (professionally and in the community). Cross Cultural and Diversity Management; HR to secure a graduate position or, Management; Industrial Relations; Leadership; In particular, DBS provides world-class cloud a promotion. DBS’ courses offer (online) learning globally and locally to enable International Business; Governance, Strategy and Process Management; Sport Management; tailored learning for career learners to tailor their individual learning to achieve at their own pace and in their own space. Arts Management. starters, career advancers and It is important to note that DBS on campus Marketing: Transformative Consumer Research; career changers providing students benefit from access to the Cloud (online) Marketing and Public Policy, Social Marketing; recognized value to diverse learning materials. The convenience and quality Marketing Communication, Services Marketing; of the cloud experience means that students are Strategy; Customer Analytics. career paths and lives. able to use these materials to supplement or A number of our courses have been recognised Our courses are designed with embedded indeed replace traditional activities such as as being among the best in their field by learning goals to ensure that our graduates face-to-face class and seminar attendance leading international ranking organisations and are self-aware, resilient, digitally astute, critical professional bodies, for example: problem solvers, and open to the complexities Active and engaged learning of change. These skills, along with the technical The Deakin Online MBA is ranked within the Top DBS has recently invested heavily in improving skills they acquire in their desired discipline or 20 in the world and number 2 in Australia by the learning spaces including physical classrooms major, position them for future careers and jobs, 2020 QS MBA Online rankings. and other spaces where students interact many of which will only become apparent many Deakin Sport is currently ranked 6th in the world synchronously with their peers, teachers and years from now. by the 2021 QS sport-subject rankings and the experts from different locations, whether it is on campus or in the Cloud. These include the Trading Master of Business (Sport Management) remains Personalised education Room and our premium converged learning the number 1 ranked program in Australia by Personalised education is possible by harnessing spaces allowing for accessible and inclusive SportBusiness. emerging technologies to provide responsive learning anywhere. This is enhanced through Work Integrated Learning courses wherever students are geographically an integrated set of social learning tools such as DBS offers a range of Work Integrated Learning located (at home, on campus, at work, or blogs, wikis, and utilises other digital curation and experiences which provide students with elsewhere), and wherever students are in their social media applications such as Twitter, Scoop. opportunities to integrate their knowledge, learning preparedness, career trajectory and life It, Facebook, Yammer and LinkedIn to facilitate develop skills, tackle real problems, and reflect stage. DBS provides located and cloud-learning collaborative learning interactions and active on the experience to develop their professional to provide accessible, media-rich, interactive, knowledge constructions through formal and identity. and active educational experiences designed informal learning activities in virtual communities for excellent learning outcomes and optimum and networks. employability. For example, personalised Building Capacity for education is delivered via DeakinSync, an Contemporary curriculum Enhanced Learning innovative dashboard where students can DBS offers a comprehensive suite of Teaching in DBS is supported by the Building navigate their personalised learning space undergraduate and postgraduate programs Capacity for Enhanced Learning (BCEL) program, to monitor their unique learning journey. and our new PhD Xtra program. Specialist areas an initiative to provide support and training in all Deakin Genie is a new digital personal assistant covered in our curriculum include: our digital platforms and support in assessment being trialled in DBS and will eventually be rolled design and active learning approaches Accounting: Financial Disclosure and Auditing; out to all students. It will enhance the quality of Financial Planning, Corporate Governance, Full details of the BCEL capacity building sessions the student experience by providing students Management Control; Accounting Systems. and support to DBS academics can be found at: with access to all their study materials and blogs.deakin.edu.au/learning-innovations/ provide a simple interface to all Deakin systems. Economics: Political Economy and Public Choice; International Trade; Economic Theory, Economic Growth and Development; Labour Economics and Industrial Relations. Finance: Banking; Corporate Finance; Corporate Governance; Financial Econometrics; Financial Markets; Real Estate. deakin.edu.au/business 4
Business research with a difference DBS produces research that is The expertise of our world-class researchers Reflecting a suite of wide-ranging specialities, covers a vast array of concentrations and these centres promote new-generation research rigorous, as judged by peer- underpins the establishment of six key, networks that deliver real-world results to review; relevant to critical issues interdisciplinary research centres: our stakeholder communities. This means faced by business, government that business, not-for-profit, government and 1. China Business and Economics Research professional sectors have access to relevant, and society, and capable Centre (C-BERC): Building on our existing world-class research as they tackle some of international partnerships, C-BERC is a focal of informing and enriching point for research on China and seeks to the issues in complex, rapidly-changing macro and micro environments. learning, teaching, course design, strengthen connections with universities across China. In addition to the inter-disciplinary research and content. These aims are centres within the school, DBS is also part of reflected in the DBS research 2. Centre for Employee Health and Consumer a cross-faculty, university-level strategic research Wellbeing: The Centre undertakes research, concentrations, which include: project-based consultancies, advisory services centres (SRC): •• Governance and accountability with and research training within two streams: 1) 7. Centre for Sport Research: The Centre aims discipline strengths in auditing and corporate employee health and 2) consumer wellbeing. to use and promote sport and exercise as a governance. The centre links business activities with health vehicle to create healthy communities and outcomes for businesses and individuals. build governance and management capacity •• Corporate social responsibility, with discipline to support participation and involvement strengths in corporate governance, auditing, 3. Centre for Sustainable and Responsible in sport. business ethics, and social marketing. Organisations (CSaRO): CSaRO works with organisations and stakeholders in designing ‘Healthy sport, healthy organisations, •• Employee health and wellbeing, with discipline and appraising community engagement and healthy community’ describes both the strengths in leadership, workplace integration, employee volunteering activities, supporting Centre’s focus and goal. and health promotion. the development of social enterprises, On a national level, DBS is a member of two •• Business analytics, with discipline strengths measuring the social impact of business, federally funded collaborative research centres in customer analytics. assisting social innovation and social (CRCs): •• Economics and finance, with discipline enterprise, and fostering sustainable business practices. 8. Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC: This strengths in economic theory, economic research collaboration between DBS and policy, financial econometrics, banking, deakin.edu.au/business University of Melbourne serves the Attorney and superannuation. 4. The IPA-Deakin SME Research Centre: General’s Department, the Metropolitan Fire •• Business education, with discipline strengths The scope of activities includes providing Brigade, the NSW Rural Fire Service and the in accounting education, management briefings, policy papers and academic research South Australian Rural Fire Service. education, and marketing education. for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and 9. Data to Decisions CRC: This CRC brings not-for-profit enterprises (NFP). It focuses on together researchers and industry to tackle areas such as, but not limited to, sustainability, the Big Data challenges that face Australia’s governance, small business regulation, national security agencies and to undertake self-managed superannuation funds and impactful research, development, education financial services. and training that delivers outcomes to national 5. Centre for Financial Econometrics: The Centre security and other data intensive sectors. develops new methods for analysing and Research at DBS is supported by the ‘BUiLD’ testing financial economics hypotheses and program, an initiative to enhance research makes contributions to public policy through capacity and capability development within the industry engagement. School. The program brings researchers from 6. Deakin Laboratory for the Meta-Analysis around the world to provide DBS scholars with of Research: The aim of DeLMAR is to bring relevant and contemporary research advice and together scholars across Deakin involved guidance. BUiLD also promotes the generation with metaanalysis and research synthesis. of research networks both within and outside A unifying focus of the lab’s work is the Deakin by bringing people together in real and development and application of methods virtual environments. that are shared across research problems in the social and natural sciences. A second unifying focus is an emphasis on producing evidence-based knowledge that can inform policy across disciplinary boundaries. deakin.edu.au/business 5
Position details Course Director - MBA STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES Accountability The successful candidate Organisational relationships The appointee is responsible for: The appointee is a member of the Deakin Essential Selection criteria Business School. •• Global MBA course governance, and Applicants must demonstrate: assurance of appropriate academic standards, The position reports to the Associate Dean quality and compliance with Deakin’s policies • Academic selection criteria equivalent to a Teaching and Learning, through the Director of and external requirements. Level C or above. Global Courses, and liaises closely with members Academic Experience: of the Faculty Executive to ensure a consistent •• Oversight, in conjunction with the academic and integrated approach to activities across the team, of the delivery of the MBA Global • Experience within tertiary education Faculty. units to ensure ongoing review, authentic administration or a large organisation with assessment, continuous improvement and complex administrative structure, policies and innovation in the course. procedures. Appointment and Service •• Maintaining appropriate oversight of the • Ability to work cooperatively with senior Requirements learning outcomes to ensure they reflect the colleagues in developing and preparing strategic Deakin Graduate Learning Outcomes and the and operational plans. The appointment is for an initial term of three requirements of the Australian Qualifications Teaching innovation and curriculum years, with an extension by mutual negotiation. Framework, relevant professional or development in a related discipline. accreditation bodies, and University policy. Position location • Knowledge of University and Faculty policies •• Overseeing, monitoring and reviewing in teaching and learning and quality assurance This position is located at the Melbourne the quality of the program(s) delivered in practices. Burwood Campus. Some international travel may collaboration with our in country partner, be required. assuring student experience, success, Management: retention, progress and learning outcomes of • Proven ability to plan at both strategic and the course are priortised. operational levels and the skills to ensure the Reporting delivery of complex programs. This position reports to Associate Dean, Teaching •• Leading all efforts on student evaluations and and Learning. championing continuous quality improvement • Evidence of ability to work effectively as part processes and the use of internal and external of a senior management team, within university performance, positioning and benchmarking systems, committee and board structures and analytics. decision-making processes. •• Provide input into the marketing plan and • Evidence of ability to build partnerships promotional materials for the course including with professional, industry and government contribution to student recruitment activities organisations to further relevant educational, research and entrepreneurial activities development in a business-or business-related discipline. Industry Experience: • At least five years of relevant industry experience, preferably in an international setting. International: • Experience in teaching or administration in India. Performance expectations Annual performance objectives and expected outcomes will be defined for this role in accordance with the Minimum Standards and Typical Duties for Academic Levels (MSTDALs) and Faculty Research Expectation Models (FREMs). Specific duties will be allocated with reference to the applicable Workload Allocation Model (WAM). These documents are updated from time to time and are available on request. deakin.edu.au/business 6
Appointment process and how to apply Application Interview process Term of appointment Thank you for your interest in the position Short-listed candidates will be interviewed by a Appointment is for a three (3) year fixed term of Course Director - MBA, Deakin Business School. panel of esteemed colleagues, including senior which is subject to an initial probationary period. faculty members and professional associates. Please direct all correspondence and enquiries. Details of professional referees will be required Associate Professor Colin Higgins prior to interview. Director, Global Course, Deakin Business School Special requirements +61 3 924 46103 Remuneration and benefits This role has been identified as having contact c.higgins@deakin.edu.au with children and requires the incumbent to An attractive remuneration package is offered. apply for and maintain a Working With Children Applications should be made online at Salary will be commensurate with qualifications, deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/careers-at-deakin/ Check (refer to Deakin’s Recruitment Procedure experience and research record. for further details). your-opportunity and include a complete resume and a response to the selection criteria. Relocation support may also be available. Applications close Monday 29 March 2021. Offers of appointment will be made subject to budgetary approval. Please quote reference number: 509490 Deakin University values diversity, enables access and promotes inclusion. Deakin University is an employer of choice for women and strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Our locations Deakin has five campuses, one in Burwood, two in Geelong (Waterfront and Waurn Ponds), one in Warrnambool and the vibrant Cloud Campus through which 20% of our students study. Melbourne has a longstanding reputation as one of the world’s most liveable cities. Further information regarding our locations and relocating to Victoria can be found here: Our locations Melbourne Burwood Campus Considering Relocation Melbourne Burwood Campus is Deakin’s thriving metropolitan campus, attracting over 32 000 undergraduate and postgraduate on-campus students. It boasts open and inviting spaces for socialising and studying, innovative architecture, spacious new buildings and wireless hotspots. *Most liveable city in the world ranking published annually by the Economist Intelligence Unit. deakin.edu.au/business 7
Melbourne – one of the world’s most liveable cities Melbourne has been ranked in the top three With unique experiences, an innovative culture A great place to do business The Australian of ‘the most liveable cities in the world’ by the and world-class businesses, Australia is a economy has been ranked as the most resilient Economist Intelligence Unit since 2005. QS welcoming and inspiring destination. in the world five times since 2002, and is rankings also confirmed Melbourne’s position as ranked in the world’s top 20 most competitive Australia is the world’s sixth largest country and the number 3 city in the world for students. economies by the World Competitive Yearbook its smallest, flattest continent. It’s about the same of the International Institute for Management Melbourne is famous for its music festivals, free size as the 48 mainland states of the US and 50 Development. With a thriving democracy, community-based activities, performing arts, per cent larger than Europe, but has the lowest Australia is one of the most politically and outstanding restaurants, excellent shopping and population density in the world – only two people economically stable nations in the world. beautiful parks and beaches, which attract visitors per square kilometre. from around the globe. For sports, Melbourne Australia’s major cities function as regional The Indigenous cultures of Australia are the was named best large city in the world in the headquarters for more than 850 multinational oldest living culture in the world’s history, dating 2018 Sport Business Sport City Awards. Its world- corporations. For all its enterprise, Australia back more than 50 000 years ago. class sporting facilities attract international events has a relaxed feel, with warm, friendly people such as the Australian Grand Prix, Australian Since 1945, more than six million people from who rejoice in the sheer beauty of their natural Tennis Open, the ICC Cricket World Cup and the around the world have come to live in Australia. surroundings and the many leisure activities on Melbourne Cup. Rugby, soccer and Australian In Australian homes, more than 200 languages offer. Rules Football games attract major crowds. are spoken, with Italian, Greek, Cantonese and australia.com Arabic the most popular after English. visitvictoria.com Most Australians live within 50 kilometres of the coast, making the beach a vital part of Australia’s lifestyle. With almost 50 000 kilometres of coastline, Australia has over 10 000 beaches, more than anywhere else in the world. deakin.edu.au/business Deakin University CRICOS Provider Code: 00113B 8
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