Job Description
Vice President for Student Affairs
Thamar University
Position Overview
The Vice President for Student Affairs is a senior academic leadership position responsible for overseeing all student-related policies, services, and activities. The role aims to ensure a fair, transparent, and supportive university environment that promotes equal opportunities, student development, and institutional integrity.
Organizational Reporting
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Reports directly to the University President.
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Oversees the Vice Presidency for Student Affairs and its affiliated departments.
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Chairs the Student Affairs Council.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
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Oversee and regulate all student affairs policies in accordance with university laws and regulations.
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Chair the Student Affairs Council and supervise decisions related to admission, registration, graduation, and academic status.
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Supervise admission and selection processes, ensuring fairness, equality, and transparency.
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Lead digital transformation and automation of student affairs systems to improve efficiency and service quality.
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Supervise and support student activities, including sports, cultural, scientific, and social programs and competitions.
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Monitor examinations and student-related assessment processes in coordination with faculties.
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Address student issues and complaints in compliance with university regulations.
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Represent the university in official meetings and events related to student affairs.
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Promote institutional values, student engagement, and social responsibility.
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Prepare periodic reports on student affairs performance and submit them to the University Presidency.
Authorities
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Approve student-related procedures within the scope of regulations.
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Direct and evaluate affiliated departments.
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Propose policy and system improvements in student affairs.
Qualifications
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Academic rank of Associate Professor or higher (Professor preferred).
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Proven academic and administrative experience.
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Strong leadership and organizational skills.
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Knowledge of university regulations and digital systems