University of Leeds
Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor (APVC) - Transnational Education

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Internal Recruitment Opportunity
Applications for this role are invited from current University employees only.
Do you have the vision, experience, and influence to lead the University's expanding transnational education portfolio and help deliver our global ambitions? Can you build strategic international partnerships, provide academic leadership across international delivery, and champion innovative approaches to global education? This role requires someone who can work collaboratively across the University, inspire colleagues, and drive the development of high-quality, sustainable transnational education opportunities worldwide.
Role Overview
The Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Transnational Education) is a senior academic leadership role reporting directly to the Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor. The postholder will provide strategic leadership for the University's growing transnational education (TNE) portfolio, supporting the development and delivery of international partnerships and programmes that align with the University's strategic priorities. Working closely with Faculties, Schools, the International Office, and professional services colleagues, they will drive the development of strategic transnational education opportunities across priority regions and partner institutions, while serving as the University's senior champion for TNE.
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The successful candidate will provide oversight of academic quality, student experience, and programme delivery across all international provision, ensuring that Leeds programmes delivered overseas meet the highest standards. They will strengthen the University's global reputation through sustainable partnerships, effective governance, and innovative approaches to teaching, learning, and assessment, helping to deliver a coordinated and ambitious international education strategy.
Application and Selection Process
Please submit a CV and an Expression of Interest (written statement). The statement should be concise and focused on the essential criteria, ideally no more than two sides of A4 and in any event not exceeding 1,500 words focusing on the following key points:


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- What skills and experience would you bring to the role?
- What does “One Leeds” leadership look like in practice in this role?
- Provide two examples of leading strategic delivery demonstrating its impact.
This will be discussed and explored by the panel with you as part of the interview.
In addition, you will also be asked to talk for 5 minutes (no slides) on:
- The role of APVC is new and aimed at leading success. Outline what you believe are the main challenges for your portfolio across the University and how your leadership will enable academic excellence.
Post Details
- Duration of 3 years
- 0.80 / 80% FTE
- An annual honorarium through monthly salary: Amount to be confirmed
- Open to job share
You may wish to contact Professor Hai Sui Yu, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, for an informal discussion about the role.
Closing date: 12 midnight on Sunday 23 August 2026
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