Seminar for Staff: Assuring Quality Education within Monash Academic Plan 2015-2020

5 October 2015

Venue: Plenary Theatre
Time: 3pm – 5pm

Assuring Quality Education within Monash Academic Plan 2015-2020

Professor Sue Willis, Vice-Provost (Education Programs) at Monash University, will be presenting a seminar for staff on the significance of Quality Education within the framework of the newly launched Monash Academic Plan 2015-2020.

This seminar will cover the broad aspects of assuring quality education at Monash Australia, what it means to be a self-accrediting university in Australia, how does the University ensure quality education is consistently applied across the Monash campuses, what is Monash Academic Plan 2015-2020 and how is quality education assured within the four pillars of the Monash Academic Plan: Excellent, International, Enterprising and Inclusive.

This seminar will endeavour to help you see your role in quality education and how you can contribute to the Academic Plan from where you are – right now and right here at Monash Malaysia.

About the Speaker

Prof Sue Willis (PhD) is Vice-Provost (Education Programs) at Monash University, having previously been the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Social Inclusion) and before that the Dean of the Faculty of Education at Monash.

She takes leadership of the governance of course design and approval including the policies, procedures and systems that support implementation of the Monash course architecture, reviews of course quality, admissions and selection policy and admission pathways, and scholarships. She also leads the social inclusion agenda of the university, particularly in relation to increasing participation at Monash University by students from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds and those under-represented in higher education.

Prof Willis' past research and curriculum development work has focused on mathematics education, and on quality and equity in education, and she has published widely in both areas. She has engaged extensively in consultancy and policy work both locally and internationally, spending a number of years as a senior curriculum advisor to the Australian national government. Having served on many Boards and Steering and Consultative Committees, her past appointments include terms as President of the Australian Council of Deans of Education (ACDE), Director of the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL), President of the Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS) and membership of the Board of the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority.

Organizer: Quality Assurance and Compliance

Contact Person:
Ooi Poh Hwa 
03-5515 9613