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The former New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern will lecture and mentor at the University of Sydney after moving to Australia earlier this year.
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minister → lecture → Australia
Ardern begins this month and her work will focus on empathetic leadership, social cohesion and civic trust.
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work → begin → leadership
The University of Sydney said Ardern would be based in its school of public health, exploring ways to address global health challenges and focusing on equity, inclusion and wellbeing.
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Ardern → say → equity
The former prime minister will host guest lectures and masterclasses and will engage in mentoring, but the university said it was not a full-time teaching role.
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it → host → mentoring
“I’m delighted to be joining the University of Sydney,” Ardern said.
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Ardern → ’m → Sydney
“I’ve found myself especially focused on the question of leadership since leaving office – and how we can better support and encourage the kind of leadership needed to tackle our many global challenges.”
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we → find → challenges
The University of Sydney vice-chancellor, Mark Scott, said he had long admired the courage and humanity Ardern brought to public life.
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Ardern → say → life
“Dame Jacinda led New Zealand through events of profound consequence and her leadership demonstrated that empathy and resolve do not compete with one another; each can strengthen the other,” he said.
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he → lead → other
“For our students, the opportunity to learn from Dame Jacinda is exceptional.
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opportunity → learn → Jacinda
They will meet not only a former prime minister, but a thoughtful teacher with a great deal to share about public leadership and service.”
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They → meet → leadership
In an ABC Conversations interview in July, Ardern said she believed people were seeking empathetic leadership despite many world leaders embodying a “dominant style” of leadership.
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leaders → say → leadership
“You see people voting for parties [that] are often on the fringes of the mainstream.
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that → see → mainstream
When you dive into the research, the majority of those who are doing that are often not voting for the ideology – they’re just voting against the status quo because they don’t think it serves them any more.
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it → dive → them
“So I think all the signs actually point to people wanting something different than what they’re getting now.”
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they → think → what
Ardern retired from politics in January 2023, after more than five years as prime minister and the leader of the Labour party.
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Ardern → retire → party
She led the country through the Christchurch terrorist attack, the Whakaari volcanic eruption and the Covid pandemic.
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She → lead → attack
In 2017, aged 37, Ardern became the world’s youngest-serving female leader, later becoming the second world leader to give birth while in office.
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Ardern → become → office
Ardern has since held fellowships at Harvard University focused on public leadership and technology governance, and published her memoir, A Different Kind of Power, in 2025.
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Ardern → hold → 2025
Ardern, her husband, Clarke Gayford, and daughter, Neve, moved to Sydney earlier this year, buying a property in Sydney’s northern beaches for $5.3m.
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Ardern → move → 5.3
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