Governing body responsible for overseeing academic matters. Their duties include curriculum development, faculty evaluation, student admissions, maintaining academic standards, and overseeing research. The composition of these boards typically includes faculty members, administrators, and sometimes students.

The Registrar is a key administrative officer in a university. They are responsible for overseeing student records, admissions, examinations, graduation, academic policies, and staff management.

• Admissions & Academics
• Human Resource
• Gen. Adm. & Welfare
• Public Relations
• Examinations
• Legal Affairs
• Students Services
• Health Service
• Sports
• Alumni
• Publication
• Security

Manages a library or information center. Their responsibilities include collection development, reference services, cataloging, user education, and technology integration.

• Acquisition
• Administration
• Cateloguing
• Classification
• Bindery
• E-Resources

A senior academic administrator in a university who assists the Vice-Chancellor in managing the institution. They typically have a specific area of responsibility, such as teaching and learning, research, or student affairs.

• Guidance & Counselling
• Industrial Liaison
• Examinations
• Chaplaincy

The Director of Finance is the chief financial officer of a university. They are responsible for managing the university's finances, including budgeting, reporting, accounting, investments, fundraising, and financial analysis.

• Guidance & Counselling
• Industrial Liaison
• Examinations
• Chaplaincy

The Director of Works is an administrative position within the university responsible for overseeing the physical infrastructure and facilities. Their role is essential in ensuring a conducive and safe learning environment for students and staff.

The Director of Internal Audit is a senior administrative staff responsible for overseeing the internal audit function. His/Her primary objective is to ensure the university's financial and operational activities are conducted in accordance with established policies, procedures, and regulations.