Registrar and Deputy-President Information & Application Booklet


Strategic Management in academic matters



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Strategic Management in academic matters





  • Leading the development and implementation of the University’s Academic Policy and Plan, establishing the basis for strategic decisions as to where the University will focus resources, and develop centres of excellence in both teaching and research.

  • A leading role in the allocation of academic resources across the University.

  • Particular responsibility for major strategic initiatives.


Academic Leadership

The Registrar and Deputy-President



  • Is responsible for ensuring that teaching and learning across the University are of the highest standard.

  • Is responsible, in conjunction with the Vice-President for Research, for the development of research across the University.

  • Advises Academic Council and Údarás na hOllscoile (The University Governing Authority) on the human, physical and fiscal resource implications of academic developments.

  • Is responsible for the implementation of academic policy in conjunction with the Academic Planning and Resource Committee, the Academic Management Team and the Deans of Colleges.

  • Represents the University as required, nationally and internationally, in relation to academic policy issues at sectoral level.


Management Responsibilities
The Registrar and Deputy-President has overall responsibility, through the relevant Heads of Service, for a range of functions, including

    • Acadamh na hOllscolaíochta Gaeilge, the vehicle for the delivery of the University’s academic programmes through Irish;

    • Library services;

    • Student Support Services;

    • The Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT);

    • The Centre for Lifelong Learning.




  • The postholder has a particular responsibility for academic staff and works directly with the Director of Human Resources in matters relating to academic staff.

Requirements for the post
The key objective of the role is to ensure the delivery of the academic mission of the University.
The postholder

  • will be a distinguished academic capable of providing leadership across the University;

  • will have a demonstrable track record of academic leadership;

  • will have had significant management experience at an appropriate level and, in particular, experience of leading change.

Moreover, given the University’s strategic and legislative commitment to the Irish language and to the development of an exemplary bilingual campus, candidates must demonstrate an empathy with this objective.



Registrar & Deputy-President (1)

President



Registrar and

Deputy-President





Librarian

Director of Lifelong Learning

Dean of Graduate Studies

Vice-President for Research

(includes Technology Transfer)



Dean of International Affairs

Vice-President for the Student Experience

Academic Secretary



Deans of Colleges

Príomhfheidhmeannach an Acadaimh

Director of CELT




Registrar and Deputy-President (2) – College Structure Expanded


School of Law

School of Geography and Archaeology

J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics

School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures

School of Education

College of Business, Public Policy and Law

College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Celtic Studies
Registrar and Deputy-President



College of Science

College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

College of Engineering and Informatics


School of Chemistry




School of Health Sciences

School of Engineering and Informatics

School of Political Science and Sociology


School of Physics

School of Medicine




School of Psychology



School of Natural Sciences

School of Nursing and Midwifery



School of Mathematics, Statistics and Applied Mathematics


School of Humanities


Management Structure

President


Secretary

Vice-President

Student


Experience

Vice-President

Innovation &

Performance

Vice-President

Capital


Projects

Executive

Director of

Operations

Registrar

and Deputy-

President

Buildings

and

Services

Information Solutions & Services




Bursar

Vice-President

Research





Deans of College, Dean of Graduate Studies and Dean of International Affairs




Library




Human Resources




Shared

Services

Acadamh na

hOllscolaíochta Gaeilge



Centre for Excellence in Learning & Teaching

Lifelong Learning

Academic

Affairs (Administration)

The statutory provisions governing the Office of the Registrar and Deputy-President


Statute CCCXIII (2009)

As amended by Statute CCCX111 (2011), Statute CCCXXVIII (2013) and Statute CCCXXX(2013)


CHAPTER I


THE REGISTRAR AND DEPUTY-PRESIDENT


  1. The Registrar and Deputy-President, acting under the general direction of the President, shall be responsible for the development and implementation of academic policy in relation to the teaching and research programmes of the University in accordance with the Strategic Plan of the University and with due regard to the resources allocated by Údarás na hOllscoile.




  1. The Registrar and Deputy-President shall rank immediately after the President.  The Registrar and Deputy-President shall assist the President and act as deputy to the President in such manner as the President shall direct.




  1. The Registrar and Deputy-President shall be a member of Údarás na hOllscoile and a member of the University Management Team.




  1. The Office of Registrar and Deputy-President shall be a fulltime post.




  1. The Registrar and Deputy-President shall, following consideration of a report from the Academic Council, be appointed by Údarás na hOllscoile in accordance with the report of an Assessment Board appointed for the purpose by Údarás na hOllscoile, following recommendations as to its membership from the Academic Council, which Board shall carry out such interview and other procedures as shall be determined by Údarás na hOllscoile and which, in the opinion of Údarás na hOllscoile, will best ensure participation in the selection process by high-quality candidates from both within and outside of the University.

6. The Registrar and Deputy-President shall, subject to good conduct, a satisfactory two year probationary period, and due fulfilment of duties throughout the period of office, hold said office for a period of ten years in all or until he/she shall have obtained the age of sixty-five years, whichever period shall first expire: PROVIDED that (1) in the case of an appointee who is deemed to be a ‘new entrant’ to the public service in accordance with the provisions of the Public Service Superannuation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2004 and who had pensionable employment in the public service at some point in the twenty six weeks prior to his/her appointment, shall not be entitled to retire before attaining the age of sixty-five years and shall not be obliged to retire on the grounds of having attained the age of sixty-five years, or (2) in the case of an appointee who is deemed to be a ‘new recruit’ from 1 January, 2013 to the public service in accordance with the provisions of the Public Service Pensions (Single Scheme and Other Provisions) Act 2012, shall not be entitled to retire before attaining the age of sixty-six years from 1 January, 2014, rising in line with the statutory state pension age to sixty-seven years from 1 January 2021 and sixty-eight years from 1 January 2028 and shall not be obliged to retire before attaining the age of seventy years.

7. The annual remuneration attached to the Office of Registrar and Deputy-President shall be determined by Údarás na hOllscoile in accordance with the provisions of the Universities Act 1997.
8. The Office of Registrar and Deputy-President shall be pensionable in accordance with the Statutes and Regulations of the University.
9. The Registrar and Deputy-President, acting under the general direction of the President, shall


    1. subject to the overall responsibility of the Academic Council for the academic affairs of the University, be responsible, following due consultation with the Council of Deans, for academic planning and for the formulation of academic policy, together with the continuous review and monitoring of its implementation.




    1. arrange for the implementation of the decisions of the Academic Council and for the transaction of all academic business arising in connection therewith



    1. do all such other acts and perform all such other duties in relation to the academic business of the University as(s)he may be required by the President and by Údarás na hOllscoile to do or perform.

10. The Registrar and Deputy-President shall be an ex officio member of the Academic Council and of every College of the University and shall, in the absence of the President, be entitled to preside at meetings of the Academic Council and of each College.



APPLICATION AND APPOINTMENT PROCEDURES
1. Application
It is VITAL that you ONLY USE THE POST REFERENCE ’007476’ in the subject line of your application email. This will ensure that your application reaches the correct mailbox.


  1. Applications should be made by sending the following information to recruit@nuigalway.ie


Please submit as one document in MS Word Format: The following documents must be collated and submitted as one document (NOT three separate attachments):


  1. A completed Summary CV Application Form (see pages 14 & 15)




  1. A cover letter/personal statement outlining why you wish to be considered for the post and where you believe your skills and experience meet the requirements for the post of ‘Registrar and Deputy-President’




  1. A comprehensive CV clearly showing your relevant achievements and experience in your career to date.

The completed application document must be forwarded by email as one attachment to reach the Human Resources Office no later than 5.00 p.m. (GMT) on Friday, 21 June 2013. Please note that an application will ONLY be considered if documents a to c above are fully completed and received by the closing date.


B. All applicants will receive an acknowledgement of application within 5 working days. If you do not receive an acknowledgement of receipt of your application within this timeframe or if you have any other queries regarding the application process please contact recruit@nuigalway.ie or telephone +353-91-492151.
C. Pension Entitlements:

This is a pensionable position. Details of the applicable Pension Scheme will be provided to the successful candidate. The Pension element of this appointment is subject to the terms and conditions of the Pension scheme currently in force within the University. This Scheme may be amended or revised by the Irish Government or its agents at any time.


The Public Service Superannuation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2004 set a minimum retirement age of 65 and removed the upper compulsory retirement age for certain New Entrants to the Public Sector on or after 1 April 2004. In the December 2009 Budget, the Government indicated its intention to (i) increase the minimum retirement age for all new Public Servants to equal the qualifying age for the Irish State Pension that is anticipated to be 67 for the foreseeable future; and (ii) to again introduce an upper compulsory retirement age of 70 initially. Legislation is pending and this appointment will be subject at all times to the provisions of such legislation.



  1. Assessment Procedure


(a) Assessment Board
Applications will be considered by an Assessment Board, which will shortlist and interview candidates.
Candidates who are invited to attend for interview will have their reasonable return travel and subsistence expenses paid.
The Board’s report will be provided to the Academic Council, in the first instance, and to Údarás na hOllscoile (The University Governing Authority), which will make the appointment in accordance with that report.
(b) Interview Dates
Interviews and presentations will be held in September. Candidates will be advised of arrangements in due course.
(c) Expenses
Only candidates invited to the Assessors’ Interview (see (a) above) will have their reasonable return travel and subsistence expenses paid.

(d) The successful candidate will be required to submit evidence of age, original qualifications and undergo a medical examination.
All candidates will in due course be notified of the outcome of their application.

Human Resources Office May 2013

Summary of Curriculum Vitae Application Form

Achoimre den Curriculum Vitae

.

This summary will be copied for circulation; accordingly, it should be typed in black ink.

Beifer ag cóipeáil na hachoimre seo lena scaipeadh; ba chóir, mar sin, í a chlóscríobh nó a líonadh isteach go soiléir de láimh i ndúch dubh




Post -An Post

Registrar and Deputy-President , Ref : 007476



















Title




Surname -Sloinne




Forename(s) - Réamhainm(neacha)













Address (for correspondence) - Seoladh (do chomhfhreagras)—



















E-mail - Ríomhphost


Tel. Teil






















Are you an EU national?




If not, do you require a work permit?







An náisiúnach den AE thú?




Sa chás nach náisiúnach den AE thú, an bhfuil ceadúnas oibre de dhíth ort?








Details of Third Level Education - Sonraí faoi Oideachas Tríú Leibhéal

University and/or other Ollscoil agus/nó eile


From

Ó



To

Go


Courses

Cúrsaí,

Qualifications

Cáilíochtaí,

































































































Scholarships & Distinctions (give year of award & awarding body)

Scoláireachtaí & Gradaim (tabhair an bhliain & ainm an údaráis dámhachtana)




















Membership/Fellowship of Professional Bodies/Institutions - Ballraíocht/Comhaltacht de Chomhlachtaí/d’Fhorais Phroifisiúnta






















Employment Record - Cuntas ar Fhostaíocht




Employer - Fostóir

From

Ó


To

Go

Title of Post - Teideal an Phoist

Principal Duties - Príomhdhualgais an Phoist



















































































































Specialised professional experience and/or particular professional interests; no. of publications, no. of refereed publications, no. of books, no. of conference papers, if any - Gnéithe ar leith de do chleachtadh proifisiúnta agus/nó ábhair spéise phroifisiúnta atá agat; líon na bhfoilseachán, líon na bhfoilseachán measúnaithe, líon na bpáipéar comhdhála, más ann dóibh.



















Knowledge of Language (e.g., fluent, reading knowledge only, etc.) - Teangacha agus cumas iontu (m.sh., líofa, an léamh amháin, agus srl.)









Referees (names, addresses including email and telephone details of 3 referees) Please note that references will be sought prior to interviews - Moltóirí (ainm, seoladh, seoladh ríomhphoist agus uimhir ghutháin 3 moltóirí) - Tabhair faoi deara, le do thoil, go rachfar i dteagmháil le moltóirí roimh an agallaimh.







Referee Moltóirí

Name - Ainm

Postal Address –Seoladh

e-mail

Ríomhphost

Telephone Number

Uimhir theileafóin




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