Simon Maddocks's guest appearances

Simon Maddocks

360 with Katie Woolf

Campus Review

TERRITORY FM

Tanya Plibersek

Scott Bowman

Bill Shorten

Kevin Larkin

Paul Henderson

John Mitchell

Timmy Duggan

Brad Tucker

Simon Moss

Matt Hull

Simon Birmingham

Jeff Collins

Andrew Rochford

Tim Palmer

Jason Hanna

OwlTail

1049: Katie Woolf spoke with CDU Vice Chancellor Simon Maddocks

Mel talks with Professor Simon Maddocks, Vice-Chancellor and President CDU.The stress and anxiety our students are experiencing – like others in our immediate community – as a direct consequence of the COVID-19 outbreak is very evident and distressing to see.Many of our VET and domestic students had complex lives even before the outbreak: working full-time, studying part-time and juggling family responsibilities. And now, to exacerbate this, some of them are among the one million people in Australia who have lost their jobs as a result of COVID-19.Our international students, who are much-valued members of our multicultural country, are also severely impacted because their part-time or casual work has disappeared overnight. In most cases, they are far removed from the support of their families.As their University, we are stepping up to ease some of the immediate stress our students are experiencing by providing financial help to those who need it most.We have launched the CDU COVID-19 Student Assistance Grant for students suffering financial hardship. The scheme is open to all our students: international, domestic, VET and research.

Mel talks with Professor Simon Maddocks, Vice-Chancellor and President CDU. The stress and anxiety our students are experiencing – like others in our immediate community – as a direct consequence of the COVID-19 outbreak is very evident and distressing to see.Many of our VET and domestic students had complex lives even before the outbreak: working full-time, studying part-time and juggling family responsibilities. And now, to exacerbate this, some of them are among the one million people in Australia who have lost their jobs as a result of COVID-19.Our international students, who are much-valued members of our multicultural country, are also severely impacted because their part-time or casual work has disappeared overnight. In most cases, they are far removed from the support of their families.As their University, we are stepping up to ease some of the immediate stress our students are experiencing by providing financial help to those who need it most.We have launched the <a href="https://www.cdu.edu.au/scholarships/scholarships-finder/cdu-covid-19-student-assistance-grant" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CDU COVID-19 Student Assistance Grant</a> for students suffering financial hardship. The scheme is open to all our students: international, domestic, VET and research.

Professor Simon Maddocks

Professor Simon Maddocks (VC) talking to Mel on the "City Deal" for CDU and Darwin.

Professor Simon Maddocks (VC) talking to Mel on the "City Deal" for CDU and Darwin.

SIMON MADDOCKS

Charles Darwin University vice-chancellor professor Simon Maddocks chats with Campus Review about the Budget's effect on the university sector, generally, and CDU, specifically. As part of this this, he dispels the notion that universities in Australia are flush with cash and can easily withstand the repeated efficiency dividends.

CDU VC Simon Maddocks On Budget

“If we all did the same thing why do you need forty-two universities in Australia?”