Vice-chancellor

On September 30th, Professor Sir David Greenaway officially retired as the Vice-Chancellor (VC) of the University of Nottingham. After nine years as the VC, Sir David Greenaway addressed his retirement in a statement: “ does not reflect any diminishing appetite for or commitment to my job. Far from...

In a statement released this week, Sir David Greenaway (Vice-Chancellor at The University of Nottingham) has said that “not much change” for UoN after the UK leaves the European Union. Writing on his blog, Sir Greenaway has asserted that UoN “remains a global institution with an international outlook”....

On Tuesday November 10th, Professor Sir David Greenaway, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nottingham, was awarded a lifetime achievement for establishing the best international university network in the UK. Nottingham has campuses in both China and Malaysia, both of which have been great successes. Impact Comment examines the implications...

Sir David Greenaway has weighed in on the debate regarding censorship at universities stating that politically correct students are killing free speech. The Vice Chancellor of the University of Nottingham has argued that it is the role of universities to defend free speech and stand up against the Students’...

The appointment of a Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Knowledge Exchange has been announced at the University of Nottingham. Professor Dame Jessica Corner, currently Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Southampton, will assume the role on Friday January 1 2016. As a member of the Executive...

Professor Sir David Greenaway, Vice Chancellor at the University of Nottingham, has been appointed Chairman of the Russell Group Universities. Vice Chancellor since 2008, Sir David is a Professor of Economics and occasionally finds time in his hectic schedule to lecture students of the university. “It is a real...