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Leadership and governance

The university is led by three principal offices, supported by the Court and the Senate.

Prof. Joe A. D. Alie, Chancellor, in full academic dress

Chancellor

Prof. Joe A. D. Alie

Head of the university and chair of its ceremonial life.

Prof. M. T. Lahai, Vice Chancellor and Principal, in academic dress

Vice Chancellor and Principal

Prof. M. T. Lahai

Chief academic and administrative officer.

Mr John Juana, Registrar, at a university meeting

Registrar

Mr John Juana

Custodian of student records, admissions and examinations.

Names, offices and portraits as published by the university. Where a directorate has not published a postholder, none is listed here.

Governance

The Court and the Senate

The Court and the Senate are the bodies that act for the university in formal matters. They issue the congregation notice, confirm the academic year and approve the programmes the registry then publishes.

The current Strategic Plan runs from 2023 to 2027.

Senior members of the university seated in academic dress at congregation
Senior members of the university at congregation.

Where the university operates

Campuses and centres

KenemaKenema District
Main campus and registryCombema Road. All correspondence is addressed here, and the CAP Centre helps applicants in person.
BandamaKenema District
Teaching campus
BunumbuKailahun District
Teaching campus and distance education centre
WoamaKono District
Teaching campus
SegbwemaKailahun District
Health trainingNixon Methodist Memorial School of Nursing, Njaluahun Chiefdom. Diploma programmes here have student hostel facilities.
PanderuKenema District
Postgraduate schoolSite of the postgraduate teaching block begun in September 2026.
Kono CityKono District
Distance education centre
Kailahun TownKailahun District
Distance education centre

Get in touch

Questions for the registry

The registry handles admissions, records and examinations.