Strategic Plan & annual reports

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With an unrelenting student focus and one of the most unique education models in the world, VU’s strategy is bold, progressive and proudly different.
Download our Strategic Plan 2022-2028 (PDF, 1 MB)
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Doing dual differently
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Partnering with principle
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Maximising research with impact
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Protecting Country
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A thriving place to work & study

Victoria University (VU) launched a seven-year strategic plan with a strong and clear vision – to be a global leader in dual-sector learning and research by 2028.

Download our Strategic Plan and view our Annual reports.

Information for staff

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Annual reports

VU's Annual Report provides a comprehensive summary of the University's activities for any given financial year, which runs from 1 January to 31 December. It contains all of the University's annual reporting requirements plus an overview of the University's operations and the successes of students and staff for the relevant year.

Annual Reports are tabled in the Victorian Parliament, and then published as a public record of the University's activities, achievements and financial position.

Read our current annual reports

From strategy to action

Karen Jackson (KJ) standing in the Moondani Ballluk garden. KJ is smiling at the camera.
Creating a culturally safe space: the Moondani Balluk garden
Located on the unceded and contested lands of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples, a new garden adjoins and extends the Moondani Balluk Centre, flowing beyond the walls of the building to create a welcoming place for Aboriginal staff, students, community groups and Traditional Owners to connect, collaborate, and host gatherings.
VU welcomes Universities Accord focus on equity & access
Victoria University (VU) Vice-Chancellor Professor Adam Shoemaker is particularly pleased there is a strong focus on equitable access, as recommendations on improving and funding access to higher education and VET will directly benefit VU students.
Victoria University launches new Cultural Equality Plan
Co-designed by staff and students in VU’s Cultural Inclusion Network, Brilliant Together- Cultural Inclusion and Racial Equality Plan 2023-2026 builds on the existing vision and values of VU’s strategic plan Start Well, Finish Brilliantly.