Communications

Effective communications enable the faculty to promote its educational and research programs, build strategic networks and relationships, and facilitate interaction across the faculty and with external stakeholders.

Communications at many levels are required for the faculty to operate successfully in a rapidly changing national environment and position itself within the global economy. The faculty faces considerable pressures with new government policies and regulations, increased competition from new training institutions and intense competition for research funding.

Internal communications within the faculty’s large, complex and multidisciplinary structure are also a priority.

A range of communications have been established to:

• promote the profile of the faculty in Australia and overseas
• support faculty marketing initiatives
• build relationships with alumni, friends and members of the wider community
• provide strategic and practical information to staff
• promote interchange of information among staff

Faculty communications

Advice about online communications, publications, events and alumni relationship development is available within the faculty from the Communications and Alumni Office.

School and department communications

The faculty's schools and departments are normally responsible for their communications which may include publications, websites, events, news bulletins, media liaison etc.

Resources

Faculty Communications and Alumni Office

Advice about online communications, publications, events and alumni relationship development is available within the faculty from the Communications and Alumni Office.

Schools and departments of the faculty

Contact the appropriate school or department manager for advice about departmental communications activities.

Media and Publication Services Office

This office provides university-wide support for media liaison, publications and advertising. Visit the website for Media and Publication Services.