The Academic Board is responsible for all academic matters relating to the University. Find out about the Board’s purpose, its terms of reference and current members.
Get an overview of what the Academic Board does, its responsibilities, and to whom it reports to.
According to the Australian Catholic University Constitution, the Academic Board is responsible for administering and implementing the academic policies and programs of the University.
The Board advises the Senate and the Vice-Chancellor and President on all developments and initiatives relating to the University’s teaching and research activities, including their quality.
In addition to the powers and functions described in Clause 25 of the Constitution, the Academic Board is responsible for the following:
Learn about the members of the Academic Board, including elected members, ex-officio members, and those entitled to attend but who do not have voting rights.
Go to Academic Board membership list
Learn more about the Vice-Chancellor and President and senior leadership team, and understand our leadership structure.
Meet key leadersDeveloped with our partners and guided by our mission and values, our Strategic Plan is the highest-level plan for the University.
See our planUnderstand the mission that informs our commitment to the pursuit of knowledge, the dignity of the human person, and the common good.
Read our missionThe Senate is the governing authority of Australian Catholic University. Learn about the Senate and its 18 members.
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