The University of Sydney Association of Professors (USAP) has called for the current Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott to step down, declaring it is “deeply concerned” about “persistent issues” it says are affecting staff and students.
A body of professors at the University of Sydney has revealed it is “deeply concerned” about what it describes as “persistent issues” impacting staff and students, and has called for the selection of a new vice-chancellor.The University of Sydney Association of Professors has called for the current Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott to step down, declaring it is “deeply concerned” about “persistent issues” it says are affecting staff and students.
Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott began his five-year term in 2021 and has previously held various senior roles in the public service, education and the media. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw The group then went on to claim Mr Scott’s tenure had been marked by a series of “unresolved issues, including complaints and concerns related to staff well-being and academic freedom”.
Professor Mark Scott AO, Vice-Chancellor & President at the University of Sydney, pictured answering a question during NSW Senate Estimates in 2024. Picture: NewsWire / Max Mason-Hubers A University spokeswoman on Monday said USAP does not represent the views of the University or the majority of its staff.
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