At a Glance
- Tasks: Investigate student misconduct and manage sensitive cases with a collaborative team.
- Company: Partnering with a leading Australian university for impactful student conduct roles.
- Benefits: $81 per hour plus superannuation, hybrid work model, and full-time hours.
- Other info: Opportunity to work in a dynamic environment with potential for future roles.
- Why this job: Make a difference in student lives while honing your investigative skills.
- Qualifications: Experience in investigations, strong writing skills, and sound judgement required.
The predicted salary is between 81 - 81 $ per hour.
Interchange Bench is partnering with one of Australia's leading universities to find an experienced investigator.
You'll join a specialist team handling student general misconduct and risk matters.
The role
This three-month contract starts in mid-November. You'll work closely with senior colleagues on highly sensitive matters. Your work will include:
- investigating student general misconduct matters, including gathering, assessing and weighing evidence
- drafting notices of allegation, investigation reports and formal outcome decisions
- supporting decision makers and misconduct panels through hearings
- managing a share of a live caseload, with accurate records and timely progression
About you
You're an investigator first.
Your background might be in university student conduct, policing, legal practice, workplace investigations, or a complaints, integrity or regulatory body.
You'll bring
- substantial experience running investigations end to end
- a strong grasp of procedural fairness, with the ability to remain impartial towards all parties
- excellent formal writing: clear, structured and defensible
- sound judgement and absolute discretion
- a collaborative working style
University sector experience is highly regarded but not essential. A current Working With Children Check is required.
- The details
- $81 per hour + superannuation
- Full-time hours (36.75 a week)
- Hybrid, with 3 days on campus in Melbourne's south-east
- Starts mid-November 2026, for three months
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