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This role is situated within the Tasmanian School of Business and Economics (TSBE) and reports to the School Business Manager. The Administration Officer – Industry Impact and Engagement play a vital role in supporting the school’s strategic and operational goals related to industry partnerships and engagement working closely with the Associate Head of Industry Impact and Engagement to ensure the seamless coordination and integration of key information.
Job Responsibility:
Support the implementation of School and Discipline level strategic initiatives and operation plans
Provide administrative support to the Associate Head of Industry Impact and Engagement
Build, manage and coordinate effective working relationships both internally and externally to the School, identifying and developing opportunities to enhance communications and engage key stakeholders
Act as the main point of contact for enquiries from course and major coordinators, other academic, research and professional staff, Student Advisers, and students regarding Industry Impact
Actively raise awareness of external engagement opportunities and programs to students, school staff and industry stakeholders
Requirements:
A degree in a relevant field such as marketing and events management or an equivalent combination of relevant experience and/or education training
Extensive administration experience in the field of higher education academic administration
Ability to manage complex projects within an academic environment
A history of successfully applying a growth mindset and of positive contribution to a culture of team and individual excellence
Demonstrated interpersonal and negotiation skills, with the ability to interact and communicate effectively and professionally with members of the public, professional bodies, and stakeholders