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Performance Indicators

Consultative Committees

In an effort to ensure broad campus and stakeholder engagement Consultative Committees are established for key projects. The aim of the consultative committees is to increase awareness on a particular project and allows all staff who have interest in the project to be involved and express their ideas. A collaborative environment is established and Faculty input is most welcome which will allow for continuous improvement. For more information on the Consultative Committees please contact the performance indicator team.

Attrition Consultative Committee

The Attrition Consultative Committee is a representative committee overseeing the activities of the Student Attrition Reporting Project through the Performance Indicators project. 

Terms of Reference

• Ensure the project objectives and outcomes are aligned with the Universities strategies around attrition, retention and attrition intervention
• Assist in the management of issues and risks which arise throughout the project
• Assist in decisions of definition, scope and design where appropriate
• Provide advice and guidance on business issues which the project may face
• Use influence and authority where appropriate to assist in ensuring the project achieves its outcomes
• Represent the views and ensure business value is delivered to the broader stakeholder groups the participants represent. In addition, act on opportunities to positively communicate on the projects objectives.

Internationalisation Consultative Committee

The Internationalisation Consultative Committee is a representative committee overseeing the activities of the Internationalisation Reporting Project through the Performance Indicators project. Some members may be coopted to the Committee in an advisory capacity on the basis of their expertise in particular areas.

Terms of Reference

• Ensure the project objectives and outcomes are aligned with the University’s strategies around internationalisation
• Assist in the management of issues and risks which arise throughout the project
• Assist in decisions of definition, scope and design where appropriate
• Provide advice and guidance on business issues which the project may face
• Use influence and authority where appropriate to assist in ensuring the project achieves its outcomes
• Represent the views and ensure business value is delivered to the broader stakeholder groups the participants represent. In addition act on opportunities to positively communicate on the projects objectives.
• Assess and review current data collection and data input methods to continually improve processes of data quality