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Human Resources

All New Staff Information

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About the University

The University of Canberra was established in 1967 as the Canberra College of Advanced Education. The University of Canberra Act 1989 came into effect on 1 January 1990. On 1 December 1997 jurisdiction for the University was passed to the Australian Capital Territory. Learn more about the history of UC.

The university is situated on a 119 hectare site, 8 km from the central business district.

More information about the University of Canberra.

The governing authority of the University is the Council. Information on the structure of the university and how to contact staff can be found through the following links.

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Our Staff

The University of Canberra employs a very diverse workforce. The University has over 800 permanent Academic and General Staff. This is supplemented with sessional staff and during semester the total number of staff can exceed 1200.

Listed below are links to both University and external agreements, policies, acts and services to assist you, the new staff member, to get a "feel" for your new working environment. It is important that you take the time to browse through these links so you can gain a comprehensive understanding of the inner workings of the University, many of which may apply to you in your new position.

For further information please contact the Human Resources Unit.

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UC Courses and Services

The University of Canberra offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses to students locally, nationally and internationally. Many nationalities are represented on campus and off-shore teaching is becoming increasingly important in the University's strategic direction. The great diversity in our student population requires significant attention to the range and focus of our courses and services.

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New to Canberra

Settling in to a new job in a new city can be extremely stressful. Take some time to browse the linked websites and gather information about Canberra and the surrounding district. The links can help you to find somewhere to live, shop, play sport, etc. Hopefully you will be feeling 'at home' in Canberra very soon!

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