Governance and structure
The University Executive Committee is responsible for all matters associated with the development and management of the university. Council is the university’s governing body.
The University Executive Committee currently comprises five members, including the vice-chancellor as chair.
The executive committee’s responsibilities include:
- the university strategy,
- academic provision,
- financial matters,
- HR matters,
- matters related to marketing, the recruitment of students, external relations and communications,
- matters related to student experience and welfare.
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Council
- Audit & Risk Committee
- Remuneration & Human Resources Committee
- Finance & General Purposes Committee
- Governance & Nominations Committee
- Council, Foundation & Chaplaincy Committee
Academic Board
- Academic Affairs Committee
- Research Committee
- Research Ethics Committee
- Research Degrees Committee
- Award & Progression Boards of Examiners
- Module Boards of Examiners
- Award & Progression Panels
- Validation Standing Panel
- Honorary Awards Committee*
- Senior Academic Appointments Panel
- Degree Apprenticeship Board
University Executive Committee
- University Leadership Group
- Health & Safety Committee
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee
- Access & Participation Committee
- Integrity & Ethics Committee*
- Student Experience Improvement Group
- Joint Negotiating & Consultation Committee
- Technology Industry Advisory Group
- Digital Campus Board
- Commercial Board
- Partnership Approval Standing Panel
Legend / Notes:
- Committees marked with * include a Council Member in the membership
- Updated May 2025
University Executive Committee members
- Clare Marchant – Vice Chancellor
- Camille Stallard – Chief Financial Officer
- Dr. Matthew Andrews – Chief Operating Officer and Pro-Vice Chancellor (Student Experience)
- Katharine Clough – Chief Marketing Officer and Pro Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement)
University council
Council is the university’s governing body and is responsible for the educational character and mission of the university.
Office for Students
The University is listed on the register of all English higher education providers officially registered by the Office for Students. The register is a single, authoritative reference about a provider’s regulatory status.
A condition of registration is that the university must publish the documents below. If you require any of the below information in an alternative, accessible format, please get in touch.
Access and Participation Plan 2025/26 to 2028/29 (Full document)
Access and Participation Plan 2020/21 to 2024/25 (Full document)
Charitable status
University of Gloucestershire legal name and correspondence address:
University of Gloucestershire
Fullwood House, Park Campus
The Park, Cheltenham GL50 2RH
The University of Gloucestershire is an exempt charity under the terms of the Charities Act 2011.
Key documents
Additional key university documents can be accessed in UoG’s Knowledge Base.
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Previous Financial Statements
University of Gloucestershire Professional Services Limited
University of Gloucestershire Professional Services Limited (UoGPSL) is a wholly-owned subsidiary which provides staff to undertake professional services roles at the University of Gloucestershire.
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