What is the head of a university called?

Answer 1

The head of each individual high school is called a principal. For all of the schools in the district, there is an administrator called a superintendent who oversees all prinicpals in every school.

Answer 2

The head of each individual high school is called a principal. For all of the schools in the district, there is an administrator called a superintendent who oversees all prinicpals in every school.

Answer 3

In the United States institutions of higher education are usually called either universities or colleges. A university is a collection of colleges, each of which has a special purpose, like, for example, a college of Arts and Sciences, or a College of Business. Stand-alone colleges usually have a much broader range of subject matter.

The head of a U. S. University is usually called a Chancellor or a President.

The head of a stand-alone U. S. College is usually called a President.

The head of a college within a university is usually called a Dean

In Britain the operating head of a college or university is often called the Vice-Chancellor, the Chancellor being the head of the governing board.

In Eastern Europe the head of an institution of higher education is often called the Rektor.

Answer 4

The Head of a College is called the Dean of the College. He or She is like the principal, manager, and president of the school all in one job.

Answer 5

The head of some U.S. universities is called chancellor. Others are called president.

Answer 6

Chancellor or a dean

Answer 7

Dorm President or a principal

Answer 8

The Principal/President

Answer 9

the dean.

Answer 10

No