The Chancellor and the Pro-Chancellor

The Chancellor is the honorary Head of the University and represents the University from time-to-time in a ceremonial and ambassadorial capacity.  

The Chancellor’s role includes: 

• acting as an ambassador of the University, promoting its activities and ethos to the wider community, both regionally and internationally
• carrying out ceremonial duties that may normally be performed by the Vice-Chancellor or the Chancellor if either of them are not in attendance. 

In order to perform this role the Chancellor may:

• attend graduation ceremonies
• preside over functions, meetings, and events that are being hosted by the University
• attend internal or external events on behalf of the University. 

Find out more about the Chancellor.

Role of the Pro-Chancellor Margaret Mizen MBE

The role of Pro-Chancellor is an honorary position within the University with a similar ceremonial and ambassadorial role to the Chancellor. The appointment is approved by the Chancellor and the Board of Governors.

Find out more about the Pro-Chancellor.