The Records Management Unit (RMU) is located within Information Technology Services (ITS). The RMU is responsible for the application of sound records management practices across the University, including implementation of the Records Management Policy and Guidelines.
Our mission is to assist the University in achieving its strategy of preserving and developing teaching and learning and research of national and international significance by providing a quality service and best practice in records management.
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Please direct any enquiries relating to student records, academic transcripts or graduation certificates to the Student Centre at student.centre@utas.edu.au. Employers wishing to verify the qualifications of a UTAS graduate can do so via the Graduate Verification Service.
The Tasmanian Archive & Heritage Office (TAHO) has released two new information management advices on legislative mapping and developing information asset registers.
The Records Management Unit is running a round of free workshops in July for UTAS staff members interested in learning more about how to manage and dispose of their records appropriately.
The Tasmanian Archive & Heritage Office has changed the disposal requirements for records created prior to 1960. These records may no longer be disposed of under the authority of the disposal schedules. Authorisation must now be obtained directly from the TAHO.
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2 January, 2013
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