Vice-Principal
Listed on 2026-08-31
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Education / Teaching
University Professor, Education Administration, Academic -
Management
Education Administration
Strathclyde was established as the UK's first technological university in 1964, and our origins reach back to 1796 and the founding of Anderson's Institution during the Scottish Enlightenment. For more than 230 years, we have remained true to our founding ethos as a place of useful learning.
Today, we are Scotland's third largest university, with around 30,000 students and an annual research income of over £125 million. As a values-led institution, we have built on our authentic tradition and deep sense of purpose to become a global leader in education, research and innovation.
We are recognised internationally for excellence in teaching, for our entrepreneurial culture and for research that delivers real-world impact. Our strong partnerships with industry, government and communities are a defining feature of Strathclyde, ensuring that new knowledge is translated into practical benefits for society.
Our vision is ambitious: to shape tomorrow's world, address the grand challenges of our time and develop the next generation of global leaders and innovators. The Vice-Principal will play a central role in guiding us towards this future and sustaining our culture of ambition, excellence and inclusivity.
Role DescriptionThe Vice-Principal is the University's senior academic leader and deputy to the Principal. As a member of the Executive Team and a Senior Officer of the University, the post holder provides strategic leadership for the University's academic mission, ensuring the successful delivery of Strathclyde 2030 through outstanding education, academic quality, global engagement, institutional governance and transformational innovation in learning and teaching.
The Vice-Principal will lead the development of future-focused academic and operating models that support a leading international technological university, ensuring that teaching, student experience, international education, transnational education (TNE), digital innovation and academic governance are aligned to the University's long-term strategic ambitions. They also have senior responsibility for University-wide academic staff and departmental performance and contribution.
The deadline for the receipt of applications is 11:59 pm BST
on Monday 5th October 2026.
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