Office of the Registrar

The Office of the Registrar is the centre of the administrative setup of the University and is overseen by the Registrar. The Registrar is the Chief Advisor to the Vice-Chancellor and responsible to the Vice-Chancellor for the day-to-day administration of the affairs of the University; and also, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Administrative Officer of the University, responsible for the general administration of the University and provides guidance for the framework within which policies are made. The Registrar acts as Secretary to the Chancellor, Council and Academic Board and provides secretarial services to other boards and committees of the University.

The Office of the Registrar takes custody of most of the University’s documents such as policies/regulations or any correspondence with the University. As the focal point of the University’s administration, the Office of the Registrar further coordinates all activities of the various section of the University.

The Registry is responsible for receipt and dispatch of all mails of the University on behalf of the Registrar. These mails are usually memos and letters, which are received and dispatched both internally and externally. Applications for appointments and promotions in the University are received and processed in the Main Registry

The Registry remains the main office where management decisions are communicated to staff of the University and other stakeholders who intend to transact business with the University. The Office of the Registrar also takes custody of most of the University’s documents such as policies/regulations or any correspondence with the University. As the focal point of the University’s administration, the Office of the Registrar further coordinates all activities of the various section of the University.