Careers

At ANZSOG, you will work with talented and dedicated colleagues in our headquarters in Melbourne and in offices in Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Wellington. You will:

• Work with governments at the state and national level in Australia and New Zealand.
• Engage with leading academics, executives and other practitioners in public administration from around the world.
• Influence the development of senior public sector practitioners.
• Work with a group of people committed to excellence in executive education and related activities.

Positions vacant 

New Zealand Prime Minister’s ANZSOG Chair in Public Service Ethics and Integrity

The New Zealand Prime Minister’s ANZSOG Chair in Public Service Ethics and Integrity will be based in Wellington, and encompass a focus on integrity and ethical conduct. 

ANZSOG Board Chair and New Zealand State Services Commissioner Peter Hughes announced the new role earlier this year, describing it as a “leadership role that has real potential for the Public Service”.

The new position provides ANZSOG with an increased presence in New Zealand, and underlines the importance of ethics and integrity to public administration that provides benefits for the public.

The successful appointee will consult with government stakeholders, particularly in New Zealand, and establish new executive education courses for public officials (and public-purpose and private sector participants where appropriate) for delivery in New Zealand, and as required in Australia and the Asia Pacific region.

The position will require the successful applicant to conduct research, with an emphasis on topics relevant to ANZSOG’s mission, including public administration, strategic public management and public policy.

Other duties include:

• Assist the Dean and Deputy Deans of ANZSOG, and the Dean of Victoria Business School, in dealings with government and stakeholder organisations to promote ANZSOG’s and the University’s reputation and deliverables. 
• Contribute significantly to academic service, engagement, management and collegiality within Victoria and ANZSOG.

To apply 

Interested applicants are encouraged to submit an application via the VUW website. Applications close Friday October 30. 

Sir John Bunting Chair of Public Administration

ANZSOG and the School of Politics and International Relations (SPIR) at the Australian National University (ANU) are seeking to appoint a person of international renown to the Sir John Bunting Chair of Public Administration. The appointee will be expected to primarily make contributions to the research activities of ANZSOG as Deputy Dean (Research) as well as meet some of the teaching needs of the School. The successful candidate will have outstanding records of demonstrated excellence in research, publications, and education. 

The Sir John Bunting Chair of Public Administration is expected to exercise a special responsibility in providing leadership and in fostering excellence in research and make significant, independent, and original contributions to the field of Public Administration and Governance, ANZSOG’s research program within their field of expertise and provide leadership to the ANZSOG organisational unit at ANU. The person will work collaboratively within the ANZSOG network of scholars and practitioners across the two countries and internationally. 

The position will be located within the School of Politics and International Relations at the ANU in Canberra and reports to the Head of School.

Download the Position Description:  pdf Sir John Bunting Chair Position Description (627 KB)

To apply 

For more information on the position and to apply, please visit ANU's website. Applications close 09 Nov 2018 at 11.55pm AUS Eastern Daylight Time.