(1)The Board of Constituent Colleges shall be the primary body responsible for regulation, coordination and monitoring of Constituent Colleges.

(2)The Board of Constituent Colleges shall consist of the following members,: -

(a)Vice Chancellor - Chairperson;

(b)Pro-Vice Chancellor;

(c)Proctor;

(d)Dean (Academic Affairs);

(e)Director, Human Resource Management;

(f)Director, Information Technology and Digital Learning;

(g)Director, Estate and Facility Management;

(h)Director, Inclusive Education;

(i)Director, Student Affairs; and

(j)Director, Constituent Colleges – Member Secretary.

(3)The Board of Constituent Colleges shall have the following power and duties, namely:-

(a)to ensure that the academic programs and curricula of the constituent colleges align with the University’s standards and strategic objectives;

(b)to monitor and support the academic quality and performance of the constituent colleges, including program evaluations and accreditation processes;

(c)to ensure that the constituent colleges comply with regulations, accreditation requirements, and other relevant standards as prescribed by the Statutes;

(d)to develop and support strategic plans for the growth and development of the constituent colleges, aligning them with the University’s overall goals and vision;

(e)to establish and monitor performance metrics to assess the progress and impact of the constituent colleges’ initiatives;

(f)to support faculty and staff development programs, including training and career advancement opportunities;

(g)to ensure that directives mandated by the University or the State Government related to healthcare facilities, safety and security of employees and students are implemented properly; and

(h)to perform such other duties as prescribed by the Statutes.