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The University’s Management Team is led by the Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive, who is the chief academic and executive officer of the University.

University Management Team

The University’s Management Team is led by the Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive, who is the chief academic and executive officer of the University. He is supported by the Registrar and Deputy Chief Executive, four Deputy Vice-Chancellors, the Deans of Faculties, the Deans of Colleges and the Heads of Professional Services.

An organisation chart showing the Management Team Structure‌ is available.

The University’s academic activity takes place within its 6 Colleges, each led by a Dean of College, who report to the Deputy Vice-Chancellors. The University does not have subject-based facilities, but has a Taught Programmes Faculty which is responsible for the central administration of the University's undergraduate activity, and a Graduate Research Faculty, which brings all of the elements of the postgraduate student experience together – both led by a Dean.

The Registrar and Deputy Chief Executive is responsible for the Professional Services, which provide central services and facilities to students, staff and other clients to support the operation of the University. Directors of Professional Services report to the Registrar and Deputy Chief Executive.