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Education that is more than a job ticket

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  • Dr Sean Gallagher

    Sean Gallagher was the Chief Operating Officer at the US Studies Centre from 2006 to 2015. Whilst at the Centre, Gallagher worked on a wide range of international initiatives both in Australia and overseas, including research, study abroad and internship programs, and industry engagement.

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