The Vice President for Administrative Affairs Office assumes the responsibility of logistics at the university, reporting directly to the president and providing, following-up and supervising administrative mandates. The responsibilities also include following-up with university affairs: personnel administration, buildings and issues related to development and maintenance.
The Administrative Vice President is responsible for:
- Providing advice to the president on policies, laws, regulations, instructions and decisions to expand the university’s administrative activities
- Establishing comprehensive plans to manage departments' affairs of which he oversees and following up with relationships with other departments and units
- Preparing proper plans and programmes for continuous professional development of the departments' staff in line with modern administrative guidance
- Participating in permanent and temporary councils and committees provided by law inside or outside university campus
- Representing the university at conferences and seminars by the powers vested in him
- Reporting to the University President regarding the departments’ affairs and problems to provide possible suggestions and solutions
- Doing other tasks assigned to him
- Replacing the Acting President when absent; a duty assigned by the University President and the Board of Trustees