Executive Head, Computing, Mathematics & Engineering

Charles Sturt University; Port Macquarie; On-site; AUD 188,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work-Life Balance

Fostering a Supportive Workplace

Competitive Financial Benefits

Child-Care Support

Professional Development and CareerAdv

Job summary

Charles Sturt University in regional Australia seeks a dynamic Head of the School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering to shape STEM education, research and innovation. Lead a high-performing multidisciplinary school with national influence and impact.

You will drive teaching quality, research capability and student outcomes, manage significant budgets, build partnerships with industry and government, and foster an inclusive, collaborative culture that reflects the university's values.

Qualifications

• Significant leadership experience in higher education or a comparable environment.
• Proven ability to lead and develop high-performing teams.
• Experience driving excellence in teaching and research.
• Strong financial, operational and resource management capabilities.
• Exceptional stakeholder engagement and partnership-building skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead and shape the School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering with strategic vision and operational excellence.
• Drive teaching quality, research impact and student outcomes across multiple disciplines.
• Build and sustain partnerships with industry, government and professional bodies to advance the school's mission.

Skills

Leadership experience

Financial management

Stakeholder engagement

Change leadership

Strategic vision

Education

Doctoral qualification

Job description

Charles Sturt University in regional Australia seeks a dynamic Head of the School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering to shape STEM education, research and innovation. Lead a high-performing multidisciplinary school with national influence and impact.

You will drive teaching quality, research capability and student outcomes, manage significant budgets, build partnerships with industry and government, and foster an inclusive, collaborative culture that reflects the university's values.