Andrew Holloway

Andrew Holloway has a diverse range of work experience in the education sector, spanning over four decades. Andrew began their career in 1976 as a Senior Research Officer in the Department of Defence, where they worked in intelligence analysis and policy research.

In 1979, they joined Murdoch University and played a key role in establishing the first international office at the university. Andrew also facilitated international student enrolments and developed student exchange agreements. Andrew later became an Administrative Officer and Faculty Manager.

From 1990 to 1992, Holloway served as the Head of the International Education Office at The Australian National University. During their tenure, they expanded networking opportunities with the diplomatic community and organized educational promotions abroad.

Andrew then moved to The University of Western Australia, where they worked as the Executive Director of the International Centre from 1992 to 1995. Following this, they joined Edith Cowan University as the Director of the International Students Office, a position they held until 2003.

From 2003 to 2008, Holloway served as the International Director at The University of Auckland. Andrew was responsible for increasing international enrolments and restructuring the Auckland International department to improve staff morale and empowerment.

In 2008, Holloway joined Victoria University as the Vice President International. In this role, they oversaw business development, managed high-level relationships with international partners, and facilitated student exchange programs.

After leaving Victoria University, Holloway joined the University of Tasmania as the Executive Director of International Strategy from 2013 to 2014.

From 2015 to 2017, Holloway worked at the Education Centre of Australia (ECA) as the National Director of Partnerships and the Regional Director of Western Australia. Andrew'sresponsibilities included developing university partnerships and joint venture arrangements with universities both domestically and internationally.

Holloway's most recent role was as the Vice President of University Partnerships and Pathways for ECA, beginning in September 2017. In this position, they continued to develop university partnerships and pathways for international students.

Throughout their career, Holloway has demonstrated expertise in building university partnerships, developing international strategies, expanding international enrolments, and improving staff morale in international departments.

Andrew Holloway completed their education as follows:

From 2002 to 2006, they attended Edith Cowan University and obtained an MBA degree with a specialization in Business Strategy.

Between 1981 and 1984, they studied at Murdoch University and partially completed a Bachelor of Education degree, with a focus on National Education Policy, completing 50% of the program.

In 1978, they attended The University of Western Australia and obtained a Graduate Diploma in Education, specializing in Secondary Education and Teaching. The duration of the course was one year.

From 1972 to 1975, they studied at The University of Western Australia and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with Honors. Andrew'sarea of study included Asian and European History as well as Economics.

In 1971 and 1972, they briefly attended the University of Reading in the UK, completing the first year of an Arts degree. The field of study for this degree is not specified.

From 1964 to 1971, they attended St Peter's School in Bournemouth, UK. The specific degree obtained during this period is not disclosed, nor is information provided regarding the field of study.