Overview

This high level program, tailored to the needs of the research community, will enhance leadership skills and assist in understanding the complex research environment within Australia. Participants will examine their leadership style, how to build effective teams and collaborations, and encourage innovation within their organisation.

The program will be highly experiential and will encourage personal reflection, feedback and exploration of personal leadership challenges.

Designed for

This program is designed for research leaders and aspiring research leaders within universities, research institutions and research and development organisations.

Delivery mode

Three modules of four days, two days and one day over a 15 week period. Between modules participants will work on a small, action learning project (individual or team) and establish an online learning community.

Location and dates for the first delivery

Module 1: 26-30 July, Deakin Management Centre, Geelong, VIC.
Module 2: 13-15 September, Deakin Management Centre, Geelong, VIC.
Module 3: 5 November, LH Martin Institute, Carlton, VIC.

Places are strictly limited and early registration is encouraged to secure your place.

Investment

AU$9,959(incl. GST). Fee includes all materials, meals, accommodation, individual coaching sessions, and ongoing access to online resources and learning community.

Enquires and Registration

For more information or to register download the brochure, call +61 3 8344 3157 or email asteer@unimelb.edu.au.

The Executive Education programs have been specifically designed to meet the leadership and management development needs of the next generation of leaders in tertiary education.

These programs provide relevant and practical professional development solutions for academic and administrative leaders working in higher education, VET and private institutions.

Other upcoming seminars and workshops include:

• Systems Induction – Higher Education, 17 March, Melbourne
• Managing the Teaching/Learning Process, 25-27 March, Melbourne
• Making Committees Work, 2-3 April, Sydney
• Heads of Department Program, 13-15 May (first of three modules), Melbourne
• Leading in Complexity - Change, 27-29 May, Geelong
• Women in Leadership, 15-19 June, Canberra

Places are strictly limited and early registration is encouraged to secure your place.

For more information on the growing range of Martin Institute programs or to register please visit our website www.mihelm.unimelb.edu.au, alternatively you can contact Anna Steer on +61 3 8344 3157 or asteer@unimelb.edu.au.