Chancellors in a sentence

For example, recent appointments made by the Ministry of Higher Education to positions such as vice-chancellors, deputy vice-chancellors, chairmen and members of university governing boards have been given to one ethnicity.

A Bench headed by Justice Surya Kant emphasised that only persons of eminence should be appointed as Vice-Chancellors and asked the AG to hold a meeting with all stakeholders to resolve the issue.

Asked in a BBC interview if he was talking down the British economy, Sir Keir said: "No, I think what's talking down Britain is having absolutely no plan, burning through three prime ministers and four chancellors in one year.

British, Japanese, German Prime Ministers/ Chancellors all travel using commercial airlines.

Eng must be emulating the UMass system, which routinely hires “assistant vice chancellors” to pad its massive administrative workforce.

For the ACC to vote in Cal and Stanford, it would require the approval of three-fourths of the conference’s presidents/chancellors, which means 12 of the 15 schools.

He reminded the Vice Chancellors to key into the earlier Advisory sent to universities on the procedures for processing applications for foreign and domestic inter-university transfers.

NUS vice-president for higher education Chloe Field said: “The vice-chancellors in charge of our universities would rather see students face disruption on a scale we have never seen before than pay staff what they are worth.

President Salva Kiir on Thursday directed his office to approve funding to purchase vehicles for vice-chancellors and their deputies in public universities across the country.

The Committee of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities has asked the Federal Government to invest more in research.

The lecturers who teach us, the librarians who resource us, the cleaners who keep the classrooms safe and clean – these are the people who deliver Scotland’s world-leading education – not wealthy vice-chancellors.

While calling on state governments to prioritize funding of state universities, the organisation called on Vice Chancellors of state universities look for alternative means of generating revenue to ensure there were enough funds.

By 2025, these supposedly 'temporary' freezes will have run for three years raising questions about whether they are temporary, only because they allow Chancellors to renew the good news for yet another year.

He also urged government to ensure that appointment of vice chancellors and principal officers of universities, especially the federal ones, should be based solely on merit rather than through what he described as ‘godfatherism’.

Most urgent is the painful, but opportunistic, fiscal drag successive chancellors have achieved by fixing tax rate thresholds.

On Tuesday, the OBR stressed that the Chancellors budget “only just” met fiscal rules and still faces “significant risks”.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the immediate swap of the Pro-Chancellors and Chairmen of the Governing Councils for the Federal University Oye-Ekiti and Federal University Lokoja.

Some senior staff accused Rishi Sunak of “scaremongering” by summoning vice-chancellors to Downing Street last Thursday to urge them to “take personal responsibility” for protecting Jewish students.

That’s because chancellors of whatever political hue cannot resist bending them.

The salary approval document states that UC chancellors are among the “lowest-paid” university leaders despite the UCs being “top-ranked” educational institutions globally.