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Member of Senate Role Description

Learn about the responsibilities, expectations, and skills required of elected members of the University's principal academic body.


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Senate is the University's principal academic decision-making body, with responsibility for the strategic development, governance, quality and standards of the University's academic activities. Elected members play an important role in Senate's collective decision-making, contributing their knowledge, experience and independent judgement in the interests of the University as a whole. The role description below outlines the responsibilities, expectations and person specification for members of Senate.

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