Council Meeting: The New Statutes of the UoM Ratified

11 years ago - April 17, 2013

The final step in the restructuring of the University of Mauritius as recommended by the report Manraj was sealed at Monday. After the meeting with the Senate on Wednesday, the Council of UoM met yesterday to ratify the new statutes of the institution.

The restructuring of the University is now official and the call for applications for the new positions will be launched shortly.

The restructuring of the University of Mauritius (UoM) is officially engaged. The new statutes were ratified unanimously by the Council at a meeting at Monday. They will then be sent to the Government Gazette. Once released, the key change will become official. The university will then proceed to the call for applications for the new positions recommended in the report Manraj - Secretary to Council, Legal Affairs Director, Human Resources Director, Chief of Facilities and two Pro-VC. This could take several months.

Once step "gazetting" completed, the ball will be in the camps of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Rughooputh, who as CEO of the UoM should "manage the change." At meeting, he once again reiterated its commitment to proceed with the implementation of the report as soon as possible. He made it clear that the institution is "full steam ahead" with the restructuring.

The Mauritian attempted to obtain a statement this morning Professor Rughooputh about it, his secretary would make us understand to 9 h 30 he was in a meeting, stating that "even if it were free, it would not respond . Send an e-mail. "The thing that Mauritius was done immediately. At 11 h 15, the VC would have conveyed to a member of his staff that he would reply to the email. However, at the time of going to press, no response had been obtained ...

Text by Le Mauricien

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