Organisation
ANU is a Commonwealth authority under the
ANU is a tertiary institution with a strong research focus. Employing over 4000 staff, ANU provides a unique educational experience to over 22,000 international and domestic students.
For more detailed statistics on ANU visit the .
Council
ANU is governed by a 15 member council which is to act in all matters concerning the University in the way it thinks will best promote the interests of the University. Meetings of ANU Council are open to staff, students, members of Convocation and members of the media as observers.
Membership of the ANU Council is set out in section 10 of the .
- Current Council membership
- Council Meetings- Agenda and Minutes
- Elections
College academic structure
Executive positions
University executive structure
Employees
ANU employees are employed under the and are subject to the .
An has been established for the period 2017 to 2021 when a new agreement will be negotiated for employees.
ANU employees are separated into two categories:
- professional staff - work primarily in administrative roles, ranging from an ANUOfficer 1 (ANUO1) classification to a Senior Manager 4 (SM4)
- academic staff - work in a range or roles across the organisation from lecturers to researchers with classification levels of A through to E, Academic level E being the highest.