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TEFMA represents facilities management in the Australasian tertiary education sector.
Our members provide facilities management services to support excellence in teaching, research and community service.
Our mission is to continuously improve and promote the quality of leadership and professionalism through education, collaboration and sharing of information.
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TEFMA’s 2009 Workshop - Carbon Footprint Workshop to be held at Noosa, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, on 11 & 12 June 2009.
This Workshop has been jointly organised by a team from the University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland University of Technology, and University of Queensland, and is expected to attract some 130 persons from the tertiary sector across Australasia. With the Australian Governments ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, and the subsequent release of the Governments “Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme Green Paper, July 2008”, the theme for this workshop, “Carbon Footprint” is very relevant to the tertiary sector. How Universities respond to the increasing legislative requirements for measuring, reporting, and ultimately reducing their carbon footprint, are the topics of discussion at this workshop. The goal of the workshop is to develop benchmarking and reporting guidelines for Tertiary Education Facility Managers in relations climate change strategies.
Visit the Workshop Website for more information.
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2009
Tertiary Education Management Conference
The 2009 Tertiary Education Management Conference, to be held in Darwin, will bring together tertiary administrators and facilities managers from across Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region, to discuss how the challenges of how the future can best be met.
The conference will have the broad theme of “sustainability” which in this context will include not only environmental issues, but also strategic planning, financial management, facilities management and technology shift, community and regional engagement, student services, commercial partnering and staff management.
Visit the TEMC 2009 Website for more information. |
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