"chancellor"の定義と意味

Chancellor

名詞

首相（しゅしょう）, 大臣（だいじん）

the head of state in some countries, like Germany

大学の学長 (だいがくのがくちょう), 名誉学長 (めいよがくちょう)

an honorary or ceremonial figurehead who serves as the formal head of a British university

Example

The chancellor of the university bestowed degrees upon graduates during the annual convocation ceremony.

大学の学長は、毎年恒例の卒業式で卒業生に学位を授与しました。

As chancellor, she attended various university events and acted as a figurehead for the institution.

大学の学長として、彼女はさまざまな大学のイベントに出席し、機関の名誉的な代表として行動しました。

財務大臣 (ざいむたいじん), 財務チャンセラー (ざいむチャンセラー)

the British cabinet minister responsible for finance

大学総長（だいがくそうちょう）, 学長（がくちょう）

chief executive officer of a university or college, responsible for overall administration and strategic leadership

Who is a "chancellor"?

A chancellor is the top leader of a university or college, responsible for overseeing the entire institution's operations and guiding its overall direction. They manage high-level decisions, set strategic goals, and represent the university in external matters. While the chancellor does not always engage in day-to-day academic activities, they work closely with senior staff, including deans and department heads, to ensure the university meets its objectives, maintains its reputation, and supports its community. The role often includes fundraising, managing budgets, and fostering relationships with government and industry leaders.

Example

The chancellor announced the new strategic plan for the university.

She met with alumni donors in her capacity as chancellor to discuss fundraising initiatives.

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