Head of School of Psychotherapy, Psychology and Counselling

Regent’s University London is a private university with a stunning Central London campus, right in the heart of Royal Regent’s Park.

• Location: Regent’s University London, Regent’s Park
• Reports to: Provost
• Closing date: Midnight, Sunday 29th June

About Regent’s

We’re expanding!

Part of Galileo Global Education (Europe’s largest private Higher Education group), Regent’s is one of the most cosmopolitan universities in the UK with around 130 nationalities represented on campus. As an organisation, we continue to go from strength to strength across every educational, financial and cultural measure.

Located in the heart of London’s Regent’s Park, we offer a premium, transformative education rich in global connections. Our mission is to cultivate globally minded graduates who bring purpose and passion to people and planet.

We are now transitioning to a School-based academic structure to support our continued growth, innovation, and excellence. The School of Psychotherapy, Psychology and Counselling is central to this transformation.

The Role

We are seeking an outstanding academic leader to serve as the inaugural Head of the Psychotherapy, Psychology and Counselling. This is a pivotal role in shaping the future of education at Regent’s, with responsibility for the School’s direction, quality, performance, and culture.

The Head of School will lead a diverse and dynamic portfolio including:

• Psychotherapy & Doctorate in Counselling Psychology
• Psychology & Counselling & Research Degrees

You will champion the Regent’s Model of active learning, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and ensure the School delivers on Regent’s promise of a premium, transformative education rich in global connections.

How to apply

Please provide a current CV along with a cover letter/statement outlining why you are suitable for the role (referencing your skills and experience against the person specification in the Job Description). Candidates who do not provide a full application (including cover letter/statement) may not be considered.