List of Australian university leaders

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A list of Australian university leaders, current Chancellors and Vice-Chancellors/Presidents are given (as at May 2020).

University Chancellor Vice-Chancellor/President
Australian Catholic University Martin Daubney, AM[1] Zlatko Skrbis[2]
Australian National University Julie Bishop[3] Brian Schmidt, AC
Bond University Annabelle Bennett AO, SC[4] Tim Brailsford[5]
Central Queensland University John Abbott[6] Nick Klomp[7]
Charles Darwin University Paul Henderson, AO[8] Scott Bowman, AO[9]
Charles Sturt University Michele Allan[10] Renée Leon, PSM[11]
Curtin University Andrew Crane[12] Harlene Hayne[13]
Deakin University John Stanhope AM[14] Iain Martin[15]
Edith Cowan University Kerry Sanderson AC[16] Steve Chapman
Federation University Terry Moran AC[17] Duncan Bentley[18]
Flinders University Stephen Gerlach, AM Colin J Stirling
Griffith University Henry Smerdon AM[19] Carolyn Evans[20]
James Cook University Bill Tweddell[21] Sandra Harding
La Trobe University John Brumby, AO[22] John Dewar
Macquarie University Martin Parkinson AC PSM[23] S Bruce Dowton
Monash University Simon McKeon, AO[24] Margaret Gardner, AC[25]
Murdoch University Gary Smith[26] Romy Lawson (interim)[27]
Queensland University of Technology Xiaoling Liu[28] Margaret Sheil, AO
RMIT University Ziggy Switkowski, AO Dionne Higgins (interim)[29]
Southern Cross University Sandra McPhee, AM[30] Tyrone Carlin[31]
Swinburne University of Technology John Pollaers, OAM[32] Pascale Quester[33]
Torrens University Australia Michael Mann AM Alwyn Louw[34]
University of Adelaide Catherine Branson[35] Peter Høj[36]
University of Canberra Tom Calma, AO[37] Paddy Nixon[38]
University of Divinity Graeme Blackman, AO Peter Sherlock
University of Melbourne Allan James Myers, AC, QC[39] Duncan Maskell[40]
University of New England James Harris Brigid Heywood[41]
University of New South Wales David Gonski, AC Ian Jacobs
University of Newcastle Paul Jeans[42] Alex Zelinsky AO, FTSE[43]
University of Notre Dame Australia The Hon. Chris Ellison[44] Francis Campbell[45]
University of Queensland Peter N Varghese, AO[46] Deborah Terry AO[47]
University of South Australia Pauline Carr[48] David Lloyd
University of Southern Queensland John Dornbusch[49] Geraldine Mackenzie[50]
University of Sydney Belinda Hutchinson, AC Mark Scott, AO[51]
University of the Sunshine Coast Angus Houston, AK, AC (Mil), AFC[52] Helen Bartlett
University of Tasmania Alison Watkins[53] Rufus Black[54]
University of Technology, Sydney Catherine Livingstone AO FAA Attila Brungs
University of Western Australia Robert French, AC[55] Amit Chakma[56]
University of Wollongong Christine McLoughlin[57] Patricia Davidson[58]
Victoria University Steve Bracks AC[59] Adam Shoemaker[60]
Western Sydney University Peter Shergold, AC[61] Barney Glover[62]

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  14. ^ http://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/leadership-and-governance/university-council
  15. ^ "New start just what we want". The Standard. 12 July 2019. Retrieved 15 December 2020.
  16. ^ Edith Cowan University, Perth (5 April 2019). "An official welcome for ECU's new Chancellor". ECU. Retrieved 31 May 2019.
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