Wanted: Vice-chancellors for state's two top unis as UNSW boss resigns
Advertisement University of New South Wales vice-chancellor Ian Jacobs has resigned and will finish up early next year, becoming the stateâs second top university chief to step down in the past 12 months. The leadership jobs at NSWâs two most prestigious tertiary institutions are now up for grabs, as the sector faces its biggest challenge in decades after COVID-19 disrupted the crucial international student market. Former Sydney University chief Michael Spence left in December for University College London. Heading back to Britain: Professor Ian Jacobs, outgoing vice-chancellor of U...