New Provost at The University of Law

Andrea Nollent has been appointed Provost at the University of Law, it has been announced.

The University of Law has announced Professor Andrea Nollent to the post of Provost. She will take up the post on 1 September 2014.

Professor Nollent was educated at Dundee and Durham before starting her academic career at Sheffield Hallam University, where she was Head of the Law School. Nollent was also Dean of Nottingham Law School at Nottingham Trent University from 2010.

Professor Nollent has focussed on the development of academic and professional courses throughout her career and has secured the growth of both domestic and international markets. She has also worked to enhance the quality of student experience.

Nollent is “delighted to join the University and lead future innovation in its academic strategy” and hopes “to secure the highest quality student experience closely aligned to the needs of employers in a rapidly changing global market.”

CEO and President of the University of Law, John Latham, claims Nollent “has the requisite experience, skills and track record to lead our academic functions across eight sites and the right commercial approach to drive our future academic strategy. Above all, her commitment to and evidence of achievement in delivering quality outcomes for students is what makes her the ideal appointment to the post of Provost.”

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