How the University works

The Pro-Vice-Chancellors

The Regent House has authorised the appointment of up to five Pro-Vice-Chancellors, who are appointed by the Council on the recommendation of a Nominating Committee and after consultation with the General Board. No-one may hold office as a Pro-Vice-Chancellor for more than six years in total.

The precise duties of the Pro-Vice-Chancellors, unless otherwise prescribed by Statute or Ordinance, are determined by the Vice-Chancellor and the Council.

The particular areas of responsibility of the current Pro-Vice-Chancellors are:

• Planning and Resources
• Research
• Education
• International Strategy
• Institutional Affairs

The title of this document is: University of Cambridge: how the University works
URL: http://www.cam.ac.uk/univ/works/provicechancellors.html

Last updated: 16/09/2011

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