Compliance
The University upholds a range of compliance obligations and commitments.
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Our governance arrangements are specified within establishment legislation, the University of Notre Dame Australia Act 1989 as well as the University Statutes. These, together with the Canonical Statutes, detail the source, role and functions of its Trustees, Directors and Governors and of the Vice Chancellor and Principal Officers of Notre Dame and its mission as a Catholic University.
At Notre Dame University, a team of senior leaders, led by the Vice Chancellor, is responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of the University's operations and development. Their strategic guidance ensures the effective and efficient functioning of the University, enabling it to achieve its objectives and deliver high-quality education to its students.
"Notre Dame Australia is a vibrant, modern and growing University."
Professor Francis Campbell, Vice Chancellor
Understand the roles and responsibilities of the main decision-making bodies - the board of directors, trustees, and governors.
The primary academic body of the university and has established seven subcommittees to assist in exercising its responsibilities.
Access governance charts that outline the primary decision-making bodies across the University and their reporting relationships.
The University has established resources and templates for staff involved in committee management.
The governance structure of Notre Dame is determined by, and stems from, it's Act of Parliament and Statutes. There are a number of regulations and policy documents that lay the foundations for how the University runs.
The Policy Portal contains all University approved policies, procedures and guidelines. You will also find information on how to develop and review University policy documents.
The University upholds a range of compliance obligations and commitments.
Our annual report outlining accomplishments and performance over the year.
Academic Council Elections applications, outcomes and contacts.
The Secretariat provides governance expertise and guidance to support decision-making across the University.
The Legal Office provides comprehensive advice and support of University related legal matters, complaints, integrity and compliance.
Contact the policies team for queries related to a University policy or policy development.
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