Looking for a promotion?

Promotion rounds for academic staff are conducted annually. At Griffith, we are committed to providing a fair and equitable process.

Applications for promotion are:

  • Determined upon merit in terms of achievement.
  • Collegial, using a peer review process.
  • Not constrained by a quota system.

Attend a briefing

Briefings are presented to provide information about promotion processes, frequently asked questions, and advice regarding how to build your case for promotion and evidence your claims.

A briefing session for all levels will be held on Monday 29 April, 11:15am – 12:15pm.

  • Recording and transcript will be provided following the session

A briefing session for academic women (all levels) will be held on Thursday 2 May, 3:00pm – 4:30pm.

  • Recording and transcript will be provided following the session

Complete documentation

The following documentation forms your application. Please clearly state in your application the level for which you are applying for promotion:

All Academic Levels

*Academic Portfolio and evidence of SET and SEC are no longer required as part of your promotion submission. Your Academic Dashboard will be provided to the relevant committee.

How to update your Academic Dashboard

Submit your application

Submissions for the 2024 promotion round will open 15 April 2024 and close 20 June 2024 at 5pm.

Please submit your application including the required documentation (as listed in complete documentation section above) via Microsoft form.

Please note that the only material/s that will be considered after the closing date are details of publications, grants and/or consultancies that are pending at the time of the application, and are referred in the application. This material must be submitted by email to academicpromotions@griffith.edu.au by 5.00pm, Thursday, 8 August 2024.

Next steps: The Promotion Committee considerations will take place during August – September 2024, with staff advised of outcomes in November/December 2024 and successful promotions effective from 1 January 2025.

Information for Committee Members

Committee members will be able to access applications via SharePoint following the submission deadline as per current practice.

Appeals

Appeals against non-promotion may only be made on the grounds of the University's failure in a significant way to comply with its own procedures. The academic merits of a case for promotion and the judgement of the Committee or other decision maker may not be used as the basis for an appeal.

Appeal Against Non-Promotion of Academic Employees Procedure

Appeal Against Non Promotion for Academic Employees Submission Form

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