Jacinda Ardern joins University of Sydney as lecturer and mentor
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has joined the University of Sydney as a lecturer and mentor. She will focus on leadership, social cohesion, and public health, hosting masterclasses and guest lectures.
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Ardern's transition to academia highlights the post-political career paths of high-profile global leaders and their continued influence on public discourse.
Jacinda Ardern, pictured with the vice-chancellor, Mark Scott, says she is ‘delighted’ to be joining the University of Sydney. Photograph: Stefanie Zingsheim/The University of Sydney Jacinda Ardern, pictured with the vice-chancellor, Mark Scott, says she is ‘delighted’ to be joining the University of Sydney. Photograph: Stefanie Zingsheim/The University of Sydney Jacinda Ardern Jacinda Ardern joins University of Sydney as lecturer and mentor Former New Zealand prime minister will focus on leadership, social cohesion and public health in new role
Prefer the Guardian on Google The former New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern will lecture and mentor at the University of Sydney after moving to Australia earlier this year.
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