How the University works

Kingston University is a corporate body created by statute (PDF).
The Chancellor, Sir Peter Hall, is the ceremonial head of the University. This is an honorary post with no executive or strategic duties.
The Board of Governors decides how the University is run.
The Vice-Chancellor, Sir Peter Scott, implement's the Board's decisions on a day-to-day basis.
The Deputy Vice Chancellor, Dr David Mackintosh, and a number of Pro-Vice Chancellors help Sir Peter Scott.
The Executive Board advises the Vice Chancellor on key issues.
The seven faculties of academic staff are divided into schools.
The central and support departments help staff and students.
The academic year is divided into three terms.
Download the University's organisational chart (PDF) for more information.

Our mission and vision is to promote participation in Higher Education.
The University's Strategic Plan assesses our progress and looks to the future.
The Campus Development Plan is a multi-million pound investment in our estate to benefit students, staff and the local community.
The University policies and regulations ensure we maintain high standards.

Our partner institutions include further education colleges.
Our partnerships with LifeLong Learning Networks offer new progression routes for vocational learners.
Our business and industry links provide a bridge between education and commerce.
Local community involvement ranges from cultural events to sporting facilities.
Through these networks, we aim to widen access to education and collaborate with key stakeholders.

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