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COVID-19 has ended universities' old way of working

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The incoming vice-chancellor at The Australian Catholic University, Zlatko Skrbiš, hopes a program he introduced two years ago as deputy vice-chancellor of innovation will get him through the effects of the pandemic, because "what we had up until COVID won't be reconstituted".

Professor Skrbiš takes over from vice-chancellor Greg Craven in January and, as with University of Queensland's new vice-chancellor Professor Deborah Terry, the timing is tough.

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Robert Bolton is the Education editor. He covers primary and secondary education, universities and training. Connect with Robert on Twitter. Email Robert at rbolton@afr.com

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