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I/1.1 QUT international framework

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Contact Officer

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (International and Development)

Approval Date

03/02/2006

Approval Authority

Vice-Chancellor

Date of Next Review

01/12/2008

1.1.1 Responsibilities of Division of International and Development
1.1.2 External obligations
Modification History

1.1.1 Responsibilities of Division of International and Development

The Division of International and Development has responsibility for advancing the University's strategic position and direction in the international and community engagement arenas.

In meeting its international objectives the Division provides professional advice and leadership based on rigorous market analysis of international academic, cultural and commercial opportunities for QUT. It also provides leadership to, and regular engagement with, those committees with an international agenda, ie faculty international committees, International Leaders Group, Regional Reference Groups, and International Steering Committee. The Division also provides strategic advice for consideration by Vice-Chancellor's Advisory Committee.

The Division is responsible for:

  • development and execution of the International Strategy as agreed by the University
  • meeting University Blueprint objectives relating to international student mobility
  • development of policies relating to international representation and international institutional collaboration, including student exchange
  • development of an annual International Engagement and Recruitment Plan
  • continued financial success and viability of QUT International College
  • promotion of QUT as a global destination of choice for student, academic, cultural and community interests
  • community engagement including fundraising and alumni relations(see I/1.2 ).

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1.1.2 External obligations

QUT must comply with various legislation relating to the provision of education and training services for international students, in particular

  • the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (Cwth) (ESOS Act)
  • the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students
  • the Education (Overseas Students) Act 1996 (Qld)
  • Visa and immigration regulations and legislation, and
  • the requirements of external national and supranational agencies.

Further information is available from the QUT International website at http://www.international.qut.edu.au/internationalisation/index.jsp

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Modification History

Date

Sections

Source

Details

03.02.06

All

Vice-Chancellor

New policy

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