College Governance

Board of Governance

The Board of Governance is the senior decision-making body of the college, giving consideration to and making decisions upon all matters of strategic significance to the college`s operations. The Board fulfils the highest standards of corporate governance at all times and ensures that it is discharging its duties with due regard for the proper conduct of public business.

Committee Structure

Committees under the Board of Corporation

Academic Board

The purpose of the Academic Board is to determine and advise on all matters relating to the academic standards, teaching, learning and quality of student learning experience. The Academic Board reports to the Board.

Audit Committee

The purpose of the Committee is to advise the Board of the Corporation on the adequacy and effectiveness of the College’s systems of internal control and its arrangements for risk management, control and governance processes, and securing economy, efficiency and effectiveness (value for money).

Planning and Resources Committee

The purpose of the Planning and Resources Committee is to determine and advise on all matters relating to finance, resources and property. The committee advises the Board of the Corporation on all aspects, including risk, of the Corporation’s resources, finances, financial policies, controls and strategy.

Quality and Standards Committee

The Quality and Standards Committee ensures that the College’s quality assurance systems comply with the expectations of Professional, Statutory and regulatory Bodies. The Quality and Standards Committee reports to the Academic Board.

Programme Committee

The Programme Committee is to monitor and manage all aspects of programme delivery and ensuring effective engagement with students on programme-related matters. The Programme Committee reports to the Quality and Standards Committee.

College Governance

Board of Governance

Committee Structure

Committees under the Board of Corporation

The London College Reports