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Rufus Edward Ries Black (born 20 May 1969) is the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Tasmania.
== Early life and education ==
Black was educated at Wesley College and the University of Melbourne, where he resided at Ormond College and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Economics and a Bachelor of Laws with Honours in 1994. He won a Rhodes Scholarship in 1992, and obtained a Diploma of Theology and Master of Philosophy in Ethics and Theology in 1994 from Keble College, Oxford.
Wacky Monday | THE PODCAST 11/04/2022
On the Monday edition of Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes we celebrated international pet day, Peter Ford gave us the latest entertainment news and Rufus Black from Utas stopped by to chat about their proposed move into the city.
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Australia's Antarctic Division funding cuts may heat geopolitics
Yesterday a federal senate inquiry met to look into the consequences of funding cuts to Australia's Antarctic research program.
This follows revelations the organisation's scientific research may be compromised at a time of unprecedented reductions in Antarctic sea ice levels which is causing a so…
Professor Rufus Black, Vice-Chancellor and President, University of Tasmania
"Higher education is life transformative, and in the world that we've got now it is vital that transformative opportunity is available to as many people as possible”
Professor Rufus Black, Vice-Chancellor and President at University of Tasmania, chats with Professor Judyth Sachs for a thought-prov…
Can Tasmania transform its education system?
Tasmania's public education system is in serious trouble and needs "major reform", according to the Vice Chancellor of the state's only university.
Newly released data shows Tasmania's Year 12 attainment rate has slumped to 53 per cent - well below the national average of 76 per cent. So can the S…
Popcorn Culture - Review: The Harder They Fall
On this week's episode, we check out Netflix's latest foray into big budget Western cinema with The Harder They Fall. After discovering that his enemy is coming out of prison, an outlaw by the name of Rufus Black (Idris Elba) gets the old gang back together to finally have his revenge. The film's s…
The Courage to Lead Differently || Hosted by Dr Peter Collins, Featuring Special Guest - Dr Rufus Black, VC UTAS
How do we build the courage to challenge tradition and embrace new ways of thinking?
Episode one will explore how leaders can step away from established norms to create more adaptable, purpose-driven institutions. Reflecting on how higher education, governance, and leadership frameworks are evolvi…
Collective Leadership in Action || with Dr Toby Newstead + Professor Rufus Black
What kind of leadership do we need to shape the future we want?
The final episode looks ahead, asking what a national platform for leadership development should look like in order to meet critical transitions across health, education, climate, and productivity. Do these adaptive challenges demand …
Professor Rufus Black | University of Tasmania
In this episode of the Broken Education Podcast, host Joel Di Trapani, Co-Founder and CEO of Vygo, sits down with Professor Rufus Black, Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Tasmania, for a deep and unflinching conversation about what’s broken in education and what it will take to fix…
Episode 34 with Andrew Eddy from Untapped Group
Its been such challenging few months especially for those with dyslexia and other neurodivergence such as autism.
This interview is all about how we can better support our neurodiverse community during this pandemic and I am so pleased to be speaking with Andrew Eddy today.
Andrew is the co…
Episode 15 with Vice Chancellor Rufus Black
Professor Rufus Black is the Vice Chancellor and President at the University of Tasmania.
He has extensive tertiary education experience and many years working in government and corporate roles.
Rufus holds degrees in law, politics, economics, ethics and theology from the University of Melbourne…
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