The Academic Registrar role is a key leadership position within the university, reporting directly to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Students and Education). The main responsibilities include overseeing student administration functions and ensuring academic regulatory compliance. This involves maintaining consistency, integrity, and compliance across institutional policies, processes, and systems from admission to graduation. The role also involves managing student records, enrolment operations, examinations, graduation, and the systems supporting these functions, with a strong emphasis on continuous improvement, system integration, and service quality to enhance the experience of students and staff.As Academic Registrar, the successful candidate will lead a large team of over 50 staff and manage an operating budget of $11.8M. Collaboration with senior academic and professional leaders across the university is essential, providing strategic advice on policy, regulation, compliance, and operational effectiveness. The role also involves acting as a key liaison with regulatory bodies such as TEQSA to ensure academic quality and accurate statutory and Commonwealth reporting. Overall, the Academic Registrar plays a crucial role in safeguarding academic standards and supporting the university's mission of providing a high-quality education experience for students.