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This following is a current list of the chancellors, vice-chancellors and visitors of universities in the United Kingdom. In most cases, the chancellor is a ceremonial head, while the vice-chancellor is chief academic officer and chief executive. Some universities have a vice-chancellor but no chancellor; e.g. the LSE has a "president and vice-chancellor", only.[1] In Scotland, the principal is the chief executive and is usually ex officio vice-chancellor, which is a purely titular position. The visitor is appointed by the founder of an eleemosynary institution to oversee the distribution of the founder's bounty; in the case of universities, this is often the sovereign, in which case the office is usually carried out by the Lord President of the Council.[2] In general, only universities incorporated as chartered or statutory corporations have visitors, i.e. most pre-1992 institutions but not post-1992 universities. Scottish universities do not have visitors, nor do the two ancient universities of England, which are civil corporations.

England, Wales and Northern Ireland

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University Chancellor Vice-Chancellor Visitor
Aberystwyth University Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd[3] Professor Jon Timmis[4] (Appointed by the Privy Council)[5]
Anglia Ruskin University Lord Ribeiro[6] Professor Roderick Watkins[7]
Arts University Plymouth Professor Paul Fieldsend-Danks[8]
Arts University Bournemouth Sir Christopher Frayling[9] Professor Paul Gough[10]
University of AstonAston University Sir John Sunderland[11] Professor Aleks Subic[12] (Appointed by the Privy Council)[13]
Bangor University Sir George Meyrick, Bt[14] Professor Edmund Burke[15] (Appointed by the Privy Council)[16]
University of Bath Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh[17] Professor Ian White[18] Sir Barry Cotter[19]
(Appointed by Order in Council)[20]
Bath Spa University Sharanjit Leyl[21] Professor Sue Rigby[22]
University of Bedfordshire Sarfraz Manzoor[23] Professor Rebecca Bunting[24]
University of Birmingham Lord Bilimoria[25] Professor Adam Tickell[26] Lord President of the Council[27]
Birmingham City University Ade Adepitan MBE[28] Professor David Mba[29]
Birmingham Newman University Professor Jackie Dunne[30]
University College Birmingham Professor Michael Harkin[31]
Bishop Grosseteste University Dame Judith Mayhew Rev. Canon Professor Peter Neil[32]
University of Bolton George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews[33] Professor George Holmes[34]
University of BournemouthBournemouth University Kate Adie Professor John Vinney[35]
BPP University Baroness Cohen of Pimlico Professor Tim Stewart[36]
University of Bradford Anita Rani[37] Professor Shirley Congdon[38] (No provision in charter)[39]
University of Brighton Professor Debra Humphris[40]
University of Bristol Sir Paul Nurse Professor Evelyn Welch[41] Lord President of the Council[27]
University of BrunelBrunel University London Sir Richard Sykes[42] Professor Andrew Jones[43] (No provision in charter)[44]
University of Buckingham Dame Mary Archer[45] Professor James Tooley[45] (No provision in charter)[46]
University of Buckinghamshire NewBuckinghamshire New University Vacant[47] Professor Nick Braisby[48]
University of Cambridge Lord Sainsbury of Turville Professor Deborah Prentice[49]
University of Canterbury Christ ChurchCanterbury Christ Church University The Archbishop of Canterbury (Justin Welby)[50] Professor Rama Thirunamachandran[51]
Cardiff Metropolitan University Stephen Wordsworth[52] Professor Rachael Langford[53]
University of CardiffCardiff University Baroness Randerson[54] Professor Colin Riordan[55] Sir Anthony Evans
(Appointed by the sovereign on the nomination of the chancellor of the university)[56]
University of Central Lancashire Ranvir Singh[57] Professor Graham Baldwin[58]
University of Chester Gyles Brandreth[59] Professor Eunice Simmons[60]
University of Chichester Dame Marianne Griffiths[61] Professor Jane Longmore[62]
Coventry University Margaret Casely-Hayford[63] Professor John Latham[64]
University of CranfieldCranfield University Dame Deirdre Hutton[65] Professor Karen Holford[66] Prince Edward, Duke of Kent
(Appointed by Order in Council)[67]
University for the Creative Arts Dame Magdalene Odundo[68] Professor Bashir Makhoul[69]
University of Cumbria The Archbishop of York (Stephen Cottrell)[70] Professor Julie Mennell[71]
De Montfort University Akram Khan[72] Professor Katie Normington[73]
University of Derby Earl of Burlington[74] Professor Kathryn Mitchell[75]
Durham University Fiona Hill[76] Professor Karen O'Brien[77] The Bishop of Durham or a suffragan bishop during vacancies longer than four weeks[78] (Sarah Clark)
University of East Anglia Dame Karen Jones Professor David Maguire[79] (Appointed by Order in Council)[80]
University of East London Shabir Randeree Professor Amanda Broderick[81]
Edge Hill University Dawn Airey[82] Dr John Cater[83]
University of Essex Sarah Perry[84] Professor Anthony Forster[85]
University of Exeter Sir Michael Barber Professor Lisa Roberts[86] The Sovereign[87]
(Charles III)
Falmouth University Dawn French[88] Professor Emma Hunt[89]
University of Gloucestershire Baroness Fritchie Dame Clare Marchant[90]
University of Greenwich Lord Boateng Professor Jane Harrington[91]
Harper Adams University Anne, Princess Royal Professor Ken Sloan[92]
University of Hertfordshire Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, Marquess of Salisbury Professor Quintin McKellar[93]
University of Huddersfield Sir George Buckley Professor Bob Cryan[94]
University of Hull Baroness Bottomley of Nettlestone Professor David Petley[95] Lord President of the Council[27]
Imperial College LondonImperial College London Professor Hugh Brady (President)[96] Lord President of the Council[27]
University of KeeleKeele University Lord Timpson[97] Professor Trevor McMillan[98] Lord President of the Council[27]
University of Kent Gavin Esler Professor Karen Cox[99] The Archbishop of Canterbury[100] (Justin Welby)
Kingston University Professor Steven Spier[101]
Lancaster University Alan Milburn Professor Andy Schofield[102] The Sovereign[103]
(Charles III)
University of Leeds Dame Jane Francis Professor Hai-Sui Yu (Interim)[104] Lord President of the Council[27]
Leeds Arts University Skin[105] Professor Simone Wonnacott[106]
Leeds Beckett University Sir Bob Murray Professor Peter Slee[107]
Leeds Trinity University Deborah McAndrew Professor Charles Egbu[108]
University of Leicester Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock[109] Professor Nishan Canagarajah Lord President of the Council[27]
University of Lincoln Lord Adebowale Professor Neal Juster[110]
University of Liverpool Colm Tóibín Professor Tim Jones[111] Lord President of the Council[27]
University of Liverpool HopeLiverpool Hope University Professor Monica Grady Professor Claire Ozanne[112]
University of Liverpool John MooresLiverpool John Moores University Nisha Katona Professor Mark Power
University of London Anne, Princess Royal[113] Professor Wendy Thomson[113] The Sovereign acting through the Lord President of the Council[113]
London Metropolitan University Professor Lynn Dobbs[114]
London School of Economics Professor Larry Kramer[1]
London South Bank University Sir Simon Hughes[115] Professor David Phoenix[116]
University of LoughboroughLoughborough University Lord Coe[117] Professor Nick Jennings[118] Paul Michell[119]
(Appointed by Order in Council)[120]
University of Manchester Nazir Afzal[121] Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell[121]

Professor Duncan Ivison (incoming)[122]

(Appointed by Order in Council)[123]
Manchester Metropolitan University Lord Mandelson[124] Professor Malcolm Press[125]
Middlesex University Dame Janet Ritterman[126] Professor Shân Wareing[127]
University of NewcastleNewcastle University Imtiaz Dharker[128] Professor Chris Day[128] The Sovereign[129]
(Charles III)
University of Northampton Richard Coles[130] Professor Anne-Marie Kilday[131]
University of NorthumbriaNorthumbria University Baroness Grey-Thompson[132] Professor Andy Long[133]
Norwich University of the Arts Amma Asante[134] Professor Simon Ofield-Kerr[135]
University of Nottingham Baroness Young of Hornsey[136] Professor Shearer West[137] Lord President of the Council[27]
Nottingham Trent University Sir John Peace[138] Professor Edward Peck[139]
University of OpenOpen University Baroness Lane-Fox of Soho[140] Professor Tim Blackman[140] (Appointed by Order in Council)[141]
University of Oxford Lord Patten of Barnes[142] Professor Irene Tracey[143]
Oxford Brookes University Paterson Joseph[144] Professor Alistair Fitt[145]
Plymouth University Lord Kestenbaum[146] Professor Dame Judith Petts[146]
University of Portsmouth Karen Blackett[147] Professor Graham Galbraith[148]
University of Queen'sQueen's University Belfast Hillary Clinton[149] Professor Sir Ian Greer[150] The Sovereign acting through a board of visitors appointed by Order in Council[151]
University of Reading Paul Lindley[152] Professor Robert Van de Noort[153] Lord President of the Council[27]
Regent's University London Lord Hastings of Scarisbrick[154] Professor Geoff Smith[155]
Richmond, The American International University in London Professor Philip Deans[156]
University of RoehamptonRoehampton University Baroness Verma[157] Professor Jean-Noël Ezingeard[158]
Royal Agricultural University King Charles III[citation needed] Professor Peter McCaffery[159]
University of Salford Lucy Meacock[160] Professor Helen Marshall[161] (No provision in charter)[162]
University of Sheffield Dame Anne Rafferty[163] Professor Koen Lamberts[164] Lord President of the Council[27]
Sheffield Hallam University Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws[165] Professor Liz Mossop[166]
Solent University Theo Paphitis[167] Professor James Knowles[168]
University of Southampton Ruby Wax[169] Professor Mark E. Smith[170] Lord President of the Council[27]
University of South Wales Lord Williams of Oystermouth[171] Dr Ben Calvert[172]
University of StaffordshireStaffordshire University Lord Stafford[173] Professor Martin Jones[174]
University of St Mark & St John Nick McKinnel[175] Professor Claire Taylor[176]
St Mary's University, Twickenham Cardinal Vincent Nichols[177] Anthony McClaran[178]
University of Suffolk Helen Pankhurst[179] Professor Helen Langton[180]
University of Sunderland Emeli Sandé[181] Sir David Bell[182]
University of Surrey Prince Edward, Duke of Kent[183] Professor Max Lu[184] (Appointed by Order in Council)[185]
University of Sussex Sanjeev Bhaskar[186] Professor Sasha Roseneil[187] Lord President of the Council[27]
Swansea University Dame Jean Thomas[188] Professor Paul Boyle[189] (Appointed by the monarch in council)[190]
Teesside University Paul Drechsler[191] Professor Paul Croney[192]
Ulster University Dr Colin Davidson[193] Professor Paul Bartholomew[194] (No provision in charter)[195]
University of the Arts London Sir Grayson Perry[196] James Purnell[197]
University of Law Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury[198] Professor Andrea Nollent[199]
University of Wales King Charles III[citation needed] Professor Elwen Evans[200] Lord President of the Council[27]
University of Wales, Trinity Saint David R. Brinley Jones [citation needed] Professor Elwen Evans[200] The Bishop of St David's or nominee[201](Joanna Penberthy)
University of Warwick Baroness Ashton of Upholland[202] Professor Stuart Croft[203] (Appointed by Order in Council)[204]
University of West London Laurence Geller[205] Professor Peter John[205]
University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) Sir Ian Carruthers[206] Professor Sir Steve West[207]
University of Westminster Natalie Campbell[208] Dr Peter Bonfield[209]
University of Winchester Hugh Dennis Professor Sarah Greer[210]
University of Wolverhampton Lord Paul[211] Professor Ebrahim Adia[212]
University of Worcester Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester[213] Professor David Green[213]
Wrexham University Colin Jackson[214] Professor Maria Hinfelaar[215]
University of York Heather Melville[216] Professor Charlie Jeffery[217] (Appointed by Order in Council)[218]
York St John University Reeta Chakrabarti[219] Professor Karen Bryan[220]

Scotland

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University Chancellor Principal Rector
University of Aberdeen Queen Camilla[221] Professor George Boyne[222] Martina Chukwuma-Ezike
Abertay University Professor Alice Brown[223] Professor Liz Bacon[224]
University of Dundee Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell[225] Professor Iain Gillespie[226] Keith Harris
University of Edinburgh Anne, Princess Royal Professor Sir Peter Mathieson[227] Simon Fanshawe
Edinburgh Napier University David Eustace Professor Andrea Nolan[228]
University of Glasgow Sir Kenneth Calman Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli[229] Ghassan Abu-Sittah
Glasgow Caledonian University Annie Lennox Professor Steve Decent[230]
Heriot-Watt University Robert M Buchan Professor Richard Williams[231]
University of the Highlands and Islands Anne, Princess Royal Vicki Nairn (Interim)[232]
Queen Margaret University Dame Prue Leith[233] Sir Paul Grice[234]
Robert Gordon University Dame Evelyn Glennie[235] Professor Steve Olivier[236]
University of St Andrews Lord Campbell of Pittenweem[237] Professor Dame Sally Mapstone[238] Stella Maris
University of Stirling Lord McConnell of Glenscorrodale[239] Professor Sir Gerry McCormac[240]
University of Strathclyde Lord Smith of Kelvin[241] Professor Sir Jim McDonald[241]
University of the West of Scotland Yekemi Otaru[242] Professor James Miller[243]

Long service

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The vice-chancellors listed below have served in this capacity for 15 years or more at a British university, a constituent institution of a federal university, or an institution that achieved this status during their period in office. Italics indicate people currently in office as of January 2024.

47 Years: George Baird (Edinburgh 1793–1840).[244]

43 Years: Sir Henry Reichel (Bangor 1884–1927).[245]

36 Years: George Campbell (Aberdeen 1759–95).

35 Years: Duncan Macfarlan(Glasgow 1823–58), John Mackay (Dundee 1895–1930).

34 Years: Hector Boece (Aberdeen 1500–34), Thomas Hamilton (Queens Belfast 1889–1923), Sir Hector Hetherington (Liverpool 1927–36, Glasgow 1936–61).

33 Years: Neil Campbell (Glasgow 1728–61).

31 Years: Sir Emrys Evans (Bangor 1927–58), Sir James Irvine (St Andrews 1921–52), Charles Thorp (Durham 1831–62).[246]

30 Years: William Robertson (Edinburgh 1762–92),[244] Patrick Sharp (Glasgow 1585–1615).

29 Years: John Adamson (Edinburgh 1623–1652),[244] Sir James Donaldson (St Andrews 1886–1915).

28 Years: Ellen Charlotte Higgins (Royal Holloway 1907–35), Thomas Roberts (Aberystwyth 1891–1919).

27 Years: Sir Isambard Owen (Armstrong College, Newcastle 1894–1909, Bristol 1909–21), John Stirling (Glasgow 1701–28).

26 Years: Sir Charles Evans (Bangor 1958–1984), George Smith (Aberdeen 1909–35).

25 Years: John Caird (Glasgow 1873–98), William Lake (Durham 1844–69),[247] John Murray (Exeter 1926-51), Sir Albert Sloman (Essex 1962–87), John Strang (Glasgow 1626–51), Sir Aubrey Trotman-Dickenson (Cardiff 1968–93).

24 Years: Sir William Halliday (KCL 1928–52), William Leechman (Glasgow 1761–85).

23 Years: James Duff (Durham Colleges 1937–60),[247] Medwin Hughes (Trinity University College 2000–2011, Lampeter 2009–11, UWTSD 2011–23, Wales 2011–23).[248]

22 Years: Sir David Brewster (St Andrews 1837–59), Sir Thomas Holland (Imperial 1922–29, Edinburgh 1929–44), Lord Stopford (Manchester 1934–56), Dame Margaret Tuke (Bedford 1907–29), Edward Wright (Glasgow 1662–84).

21 Years: Bill Bevan (Cardiff 1966–87), Henry Charteris (Edinburgh 1599–1620),[244] Geraldine Jebb (Bedford 1930–51), Sir Edward Ross (SOAS 1916–37), Tim Wheeler (Chester 1998–2019), David Green (Worcester 2003–present), David Latchman (Birkbeck 2003–present).

20 Years: Lord Butterworth (Warwick 1965–85), Sir Colin Campbell (Nottingham 1988–2008), Sir Alexander Carr-Saunders (London 1937–57), Sir Graeme Davies (Liverpool 1986–91, Glasgow 1995–2003, London 2003-10), Sir John LeFevre (London 1842–62), Sir Donald MacAlister (Glasgow 1909–29), Sir Philip Morris (Bristol 1946–66), Sir Timothy O'Shea (Birkbeck 1998–2002, Edinburgh 2002–18), Sir Cyril Philips (SOAS 1956–76), Sir Frederick Rees (Cardiff 1929–49), William Taylor (Glasgow 1803–23), John Watson (St Andrews 1966–86).

19 Years: Lord Chilver (Cranfield 1970–89), Michael Driscoll (Middlesex 1996–2015), Thomas Edmonds (Aberystwyth 1872–91), Anthony Kelly (Surrey 1975–94), John Lee (Edinburgh 1840–59),[244] Sir Oliver Lodge (Birmingham 1900–19), Sir Fraser Noble (Leicester 1962–76, Aberdeen 1976–81), Gerald Pillay (Liverpool Hope 2003–22), Sir Michael Sterling (Brunel 1990–2001, Birmingham 2001–09), Frank Thistlethwaite (East Anglia 1961–80), Sir Ralph Turner (SOAS 1937–56), Raymond Rickett (Middlesex 1972–91), George Holmes (Bolton 2005–present).

18 Years: William Beveridge (LSE 1919–37), Sir Derman Christopherson (Durham Colleges 1960–63, Durham 1961-78),[247] Archibald Davidson (Glasgow 1785–1803), Ifor Evans (Aberystwyth 1934–52), John Viriamu Jones (Cardiff 1883–1901), Sir James Mountford (Liverpool 1945–63), Sir William Muir (Edinburgh 1885–1903),[244] Sir Steve Smith (Exeter 2002–20), William Wishart (Edinburgh 1736–54),[244] John Cater (Edge Hill 2006–present)

17 Years: Sir Edward Appleton (Edinburgh 1948–65),[244] Sir Michael Arthur (Leeds 2004–13, UCL 2013–21), Edith Batho (Royal Holloway 1945–62), Baroness Blackstone (Birkbeck 1987–97, Greenwich 2004–11), Dame Glynis Breakwell (Bath 2001–18), John Brooks (Wolverhampton 1998–2005, Manchester Met 2005–15), Brian Cantor (York 2002–13, Bradford 2013–19), Sir Samuel Curran (Strathclyde 1964–81), Lord Flowers (Imperial 1973–85, London 1985–90), Sir Alexander Grant (Edinburgh 1868–85),[244] Sir Peter Gregson (Queens Belfast 2004–13, Cranfield 2013–21), Ernest Griffiths (Cardiff 1901–18), Bertrand Hallward (Nottingham 1948–65), Sir Martin Harris (Essex 1987–92, Manchester 1992–04), Frank Hartley (Cranfield 1989–2006), Hugh Nisbet (Heriot-Watt 1950–67), Sir Franklin Sibly (Reading 1929–46), Anthony Steel (Cardiff 1949–66), Geoffrey Sim (Sheffield 1974–91), Lord Sutherland (KCL 1985–90, London 1990–94, Edinburgh 1994–2002),[244] Geoffrey Templeman (Kent 1963–80).

16 Years: Charles Bosanquet (King's College, Newcastle 1952–63, Newcastle 1963–68),[247] Sir Charles Carter (Lancaster 1964–80), John Craven (Portsmouth 1997–2003), Frederick Crawford (Aston 1980-96), Sir Alfred Dale (Liverpool 1903–1919), Richard Davies (Swansea 2003–19), Sir David Eastwood (East Anglia 2002–06, Birmingham 2009–21), Sir John Kingman (Bristol 1985–2001), Sir Alan Langlands (Dundee 2000–09, Leeds 2013–20), Sir Peter Noble (KCL 1952–68), Colin Riordan (Essex 2007–12, Cardiff 2012–23), Sir Adrian Smith (QMC 1998–2008, London 2012–18), Sir Michael Thompson (East Anglia 1980–86, Birmingham 1987–96).

15 Years: Sir Robert Aitken (Birmingham 1953–68), Thomas Barley (Glasgow 1858–73), Alfred Barry (KCL 1868–83), Dame Janet Beer (Oxford Brooks 2007–15, Liverpool 2015–22), Duncan Bunch (Glasgow 1460–75), Sir Bob Burgess (Leicester 1999–2014), Dame Janet Finch (Keele 1995–2010), Sir David Harrison (Keele 1979–84, Exeter 1984–94), Richard Jeff (KCL 1843–68), Sir Irvine Masson (Sheffield 1938–53), Malcolm McVicar (UCLan 1998–13), Sir Alec Merrison (Bristol 1969–84), Frank Morgan (Bath Spa 1997–2012), Lord Morris (Leeds 1948–63), Sir Howard Newby (Southampton 1994-2001, West England 2006–08, Liverpool 2008–14), Paul O'Prey (Roehampton 2004–19), Elizabeth Reid (Bedford 1849–64), Sir Charles Robertson (Birmingham 1923–38), David VandeLinde (Bath 1992–2001, Warwick 2001–06), Sir Charles Wilson (Glasgow 1961–76),

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