Former head of City named as new vice-chancellor
19 November
by Rebecca Attwood in Times Higher Education
Malcolm Gillies, who resigned as head of City University London in July, has been appointed the new vice-chancellor of troubled London Metropolitan University.
London Met has been forced to repay more than £36 million to the Higher Education Funding Council for England after major inaccuracies were discovered in its student-completion data.
Hefce has also reduced the university’s recurrent grant by £15 million.
The previous vice-chancellor, Brian Roper, left in March, and reports into the crisis have criticised the way the institution was managed and governed.
Last night, London Met’s board of governors appointed Professor Gillies to the role.
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Friday, 20 November 2009
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