University of Aberdeen recruiting new Non-Executive Members

The University of Aberdeen has announced details of new opportunities for those looking to enhance their non-executive career portfolios and ...

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The University of Aberdeen has announced details of new opportunities for those looking to enhance their non-executive career portfolios and make a positive impact to the governance of a global higher education institution. 

The University is seeking to appoint new independent members of its governing body – the Court – over the next 18 months, offering the chance to undertake a non-executive director role in a higher education/public sector setting and to make contribution to an organisation that is central to the future success of the North-East community. 

Candidates will be individuals with a record of successful leadership within a public, private or third sector organisation who are passionate about supporting an internationally competitive research-based and diverse university. Experience of governance in a non-executive director/charity trustee role would be desirable and interest would be particularly welcome at this time from those with skills in any of the following areas: estates, construction or major capital and/or digital projects; IT/digital & cybersecurity; people and human resources; and environmental sustainability. 

Further information about the opportunities, the role of the Court and how to apply, are available at 

Recruitment of Independent Members of Court | About | The University of Aberdeen (abdn.ac.uk)

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