About Finance and Procurement

The Office of Finance and Procurement, led by the Chief Financial Officer, provides strategic leadership, financial stewardship and procurement oversight to support Western Sydney University's long-term sustainability and success. The Office is responsible for ensuring the University's financial integrity, maintaining strong governance and control frameworks, and supporting informed decision-making across the institution. Finance and Procurement also ensures financial oversight and procurement activities are delivered to the highest possible standard, including the achievement of annual unqualified financial statements. Effective systems, processes, governance frameworks and controls underpin our work and support the delivery of the University's strategic priorities.

Our Mission

"Together As One" we partner with trust, deliver specialist expertise, build foresight, and strengthen financial resilience, supporting our students and building a sustainable future for our communities while preparing for tomorrow.

Our mission reflects our commitment to working collaboratively across the University, building trusted partnerships and delivering expert financial and procurement services that enable informed decision-making. By combining specialist knowledge with a future-focused approach, we help strengthen the University's financial sustainability, support strategic priorities and create long-term value for our students, staff and communities.

Our Areas of Expertise

Financial Analysis and Performance
Providing financial performance reporting, analysis, modelling and business insights to support informed decision-making across the University.

Finance Business Partnering
Leading financial planning, budgeting, forecasting and strategic financial initiatives that support long-term sustainability and institutional objectives.

Financial Services
Delivering core financial operations including accounting, taxation, accounts payable and receivable, travel, compliance and financial governance services.

Treasury
Managing the University's cashflow, investments, insurance portfolio, borrowing programs and treasury obligations.

Procurement
Leading strategic sourcing and procurement activities, providing commercial advice and governance, and driving value, sustainability and responsible procurement outcomes across the University.

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