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Woolf Governance Structure

Woolf Governance Structure

Head of Institution
Administration Team
Faculty Council and Committee Structure
Comprehensive Compliance Structure
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Woolf Governance Structure

Woolf’s leadership team combines academic and operational expertise within a comprehensive governance framework, ensuring global educational excellence, regulatory compliance, and institutional integrity.

Head of Institution

Woolf employs sophisticated monitoring systems that integrate academic oversight with technological capabilities:

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Dr. Joshua Broggi

Rector and Head of Institution

Provides academic leadership and strategic direction, holding a doctorate with published academic work.

Administration Team

Experienced professionals managing operations, compliance, student services, and institutional development across our global network.

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Faculty Council and Committee Structure

Deans leading individual colleges at Woolf, each bringing specialized expertise in their academic disciplines.

Faculty Council

All members of Woolf’s Faculty across all colleges are equally members of the Woolf Faculty Council.

Election of committee representatives

Academic Finance Committee

The Faculty Council represents all active faculty members and operates as the primary academic governance body:

Two Faculty Representatives elected by Faculty Council
Head of Institution (ex officio)
Secretary of Woolf (ex officio)
Advisor for Equality and Diversity
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Comprehensive Compliance Structure

Malta Higher Education Authority Compliance

Licensed under MFHEA requirements (License 2019-015)
Regular reporting and audit participation
Adherence to European Standards and Guidelines (ESG 2015)
Quality assurance framework maintenance

European Union Compliance

ECTS credit system implementation
EUROPASS integration and recognition
Bologna Process adherence
European Qualifications Framework alignment

Data Protection and Privacy

GDPR compliance for all student and faculty data
Secure data storage with multiple backup systems
Professional verification services for identity confirmation
Confidential records management protocols

Ongoing Monitoring

Periodic compliance reviews and audits
Regular policy updates reflecting regulatory changes
External quality assurance participation
Stakeholder feedback integration
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