The Research & Innovation Office
Our Staff
Email: devi_an@usp.ac.fj
Phone: (+679) 323 2397
Fax: (+679) 323 1504
Anjula Devi obtained her Diploma in Business Applied Computing from the Fiji National University (formerly known as Fiji Institute of Technology) in 2001 and later graduated from USP with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Management & Public Administration 2014. She also completed her Post-graduate Diploma and Masters in Commerce majoring in Management & Public Administration in 2017 and 2019 respectively. Having a professional experience for a good 20 years in Secretariat, Office & project Management, financial management and Administration gained from various departments at USP. She provided support as a clerical Assistant (publication) to the Director at the Institute of Education from 2002 – 2008. She was responsible for managing, printing, marketing, distributing and sales of publications produced by the Institute of Education. The following year Anjula joined the Accounts Payable Office at USP as an Accounts Clerk from Jan – June 2009. Her role required her to process payments for USP vendors, prepare documents for VAT clearance for projects and training staff on banner receiving. In 2009 July, Anjula joined the Research Office and served in various capacities for the Senior Management Team such as the Pro Vice Chancellor Research & International, the Deputy Vice Chancellor Research, Innovation & International and currently she is an Executive Officer to the Director Research. In her role as an Executive Officer, she provides expert executive coordination, communication and professional support to the Director Research including managing diverse range critical issues, services and projects relating to key strategic objectives. In her role, she organizes high-level meetings, forums chaired by Senior Management and coordinates submission of reports, briefings, recording minutes, managing appointments, financial management, supervising I&J staff and office management. Her role ensures that the key tasks are successfully coordinated to the right people.