What is governance?
In its simplest form, governance is about authority, decision making and accountability. Within an organisation, the term governance determines who has authority, who makes the decisions, and how the organisation is kept accountable.
Sheffield Hallam University is one of the UK's largest universities, with around 36,400 students and over 4,000 staff. But how is such a large organisation governed? How are decisions made, and who is ultimately in charge?
This section of the website provides an insight into the structures, processes and people that contribute to effective governance at Sheffield Hallam.
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