Undergraduate courses and subjects 2000 - Structure and organisation of the faculty

Structure and organisation of the faculty

The Faculty of Law is not divided into departments: academic staff are collectively involved in the decision-making processes of the faculty through a well-defined committee structure with membership of committees determined either by election or by nomination.
The chief officers of the faculty are the dean, the associate deans and the faculty manager.
The faculty manager is concerned with the overall administration of the faculty including human resource management, budgets, admissions and matters relating to student administration, including, for example, enrolments, examinations, academic progress, course advice, teaching allocations and timetabling.
The dean presides over meetings of the faculty and faculty board and its committees and is concerned with staffing and finance.
The faculty manager and the associate dean (Student Affairs), together with the faculty administrative officers, are available to attend to the needs of both undergraduate and postgraduate students within the faculty and should be consulted whenever possible.