Responsibilities

The Deputy Vice‑Chancellor (Research) has executive responsibility for driving the strategic research direction and overall research performance of the University, and in particular, maintaining and advancing the University’s profile in research and research training, as well as technology transfer.

The role of the Division of the Deputy Vice‑Chancellor (Research) is to facilitate research through the provision of support services and marshalling central resources, and to develop and implement policies relating to research, research training and the commercialisation of research undertaken at UNSW.

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) is responsible for:

• Research and Research Training Policy
• Grants Management and Administration (Grants Management Office)
• Research Training and Postgraduate Research Students (Graduate Research School)
• Strategic Research Funding (Research Strategy Office)
• Commercilisation of Research and Technology Transfer (NewSouth Innovations - UNSW’s technology transfer company)
• National Research Centres
• Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs)
• ARC Centres of Excellence
• UNSW Research Centres
• Joint Research Centres
• Affiliated Medical Research Institutes
• Research Integrity
• Research Ethics
• Research Safety - Gene Technology & Biosafety and Radiation Safety
• ARC and NHMRC Research Grants, Industry Linkages and Fellowships
• International Research Programs and Linkages
• Prizes and Awards.

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