Jacinda Ardern joins University of Sydney as lecturer and mentor
Summary
Jacinda Ardern will join the University of Sydney this month as a lecturer and mentor, focusing on empathetic leadership, social cohesion and civic trust. The role includes guest lectures, masterclasses and mentoring, but is not full time.Key Facts
- Ardern will be based in the University of Sydney’s School of Public Health.
- Her work will also examine global health challenges, equity, inclusion and wellbeing.
- Ardern said she has focused on leadership since leaving office and on supporting leaders who can address global challenges.
- University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott said students would learn from Ardern’s experience in public leadership and service.
- Ardern retired from politics in January 2023 after more than five years as New Zealand prime minister and Labour Party leader.
- She led New Zealand through the Christchurch terrorist attack, the Whakaari volcanic eruption and the Covid pandemic.
- Ardern, her husband Clarke Gayford and their daughter moved to Sydney earlier this year and bought a home in the northern beaches for $5.3 million.
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