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Title Parent institution College, member institution, etc. Chief Executive University of the Highlands and Islands UHI Argyle, UHI Inverness (held jointly with the title of principal in both cases)[17] University of London Institute of Cancer Research (held jointly with the title of president)[18] College Magister Rice University All colleges (changed from master in 2017)[15] Dean University of London London Business School[19] University of Oxford Christ Church – the Dean of Christ Church, Oxford is dean of both the college and Christ Church Cathedral.[20] Director University of the Highlands and Islands Scottish Association for Marine Science[17] University of London Courtauld Institute of Art,[21]London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine,[22] and SOAS[23] Faculty Dean Harvard University All houses[24] Head University of the Arts London Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon colleges (joint head of all three institutions), the London College of Fashion and the London College of Communication[12] University of Roehampton Froebel College[25] Head of College University of the Arts London Central St Martins[12] Princeton University All colleges[26] University of Roehampton Digby Stuart College,[27]Whitelands College[28] and Southlands College[29] Yale University All colleges (changed from master in 2016)[16] House Professor Dartmouth College All houses[30] Master University of Cambridge Christ’s College, Churchill College, Clare College, Corpus Christi College, Darwin College, Downing College, Emmanuel College, Fitzwilliam College, Gonville and Caius College, Jesus College, Magdalene College, Pembroke College, Peterhouse, St Catharine’s College, St Edmund’s College, St John’s College, Selwyn College, Sidney Sussex College, Trinity College and Trinity Hall Durham University Grey College[31] (changing to Principal in April 2023[32]) and Hatfield College[33] (Principal until 1919)[34] University of Oxford Balliol College, Pembroke College, St Catherine’s College, St Cross College, St Peter’s College, University College Mistress University of Cambridge Girton College[35] President University of Cambridge Clare Hall,[36]Hughes Hall,[37]Lucy Cavendish College,[38]Murray Edwards College,[39]Queens’ College[40] and Wolfson College[41] University of Dublin Trinity College (held jointly with the title of provost)[42] University of London City,[43] Institute of Cancer Research (held jointly with the title of chief executive),[18]King’s College London (held jointly with the title of principal),[44]London School of Economics (held jointly with the title of vice-chancellor),[45]Queen Mary (held jointly with the title of principal)[46] and University College London (held jointly with the title of provost)[47] National University of Ireland All constituent universities and recognised colleges University of Oxford Corpus Christi College, Kellogg College, Magdalen College, Reuben College, St John’s College, Trinity College and Wolfson College Principal University of Cambridge Homerton College[48] and Newnham College[49] Durham University Collingwood College[50] (changed from master between 1985 and 1989[51][52]), John Snow College,[53]Josephine Butler College,[54]South College,[55]St Aidan’s College,[56]St Chad’s College,[57] (also has a rector as “titular and religious head of the college”[58]) St Cuthbert’s Society,[59] the College of St Hild and St Bede,[60]St John’s College,[61]St Mary’s College,[62]Stephenson College,[63]Trevelyan College,[64]University College (changed from master in 2020),[13]Ustinov College[65] and Van Mildert College[66] (changed from master between 1985 and 1989[51][52]) University of the Highlands and Islands UHI Argyle, UHI Inverness (held jointly with the title of chief executive in both cases), Highland Theological College, UHI Outer Hebrides, UHI Moray, UHI Shetland, UHI North Highland, Orkney College UHI, UHI Perth, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, UHI West Highland[17] Lancaster University All colleges[9] University of London King’s College London (held jointly with the title of president),[44] Queen Mary (held jointly with the title of president),[46] the Royal Academy of Music,[67] the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama,[68]Royal Holloway[69] and the Royal Veterinary College[70] University of Oxford Brasenose College, Green Templeton College, Harris Manchester College, Hertford College, Jesus College, Lady Margaret Hall, Linacre College, Mansfield College, St Anne’s College, St Edmund Hall, St Hilda’s College, St Hugh’s College and Somerville College University of South Wales Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama[71] University of Toronto Massey College (changed from Master in 2018) University of York Derwent College,[72]Langwith College,[73]Vanbrugh College,[74] Wentworth College[75] (other colleges do not have named heads of college) Provost University of California, San Diego All colleges[76] University of California, Santa Cruz All colleges[77] University of Cambridge King’s College[78] University of Dublin Trinity College (held jointly with the title of president)[42] University of London University College London (held jointly with the title of president)[47] University of Oxford Oriel College, Queen’s College and Worcester College Rector University of Notre Dame All halls[79] University of Oxford Exeter College and Lincoln College Vice-chancellor University of London Birkbeck,[80]London School of Economics (held jointly with the title of president)[81] and St George’s[82] Warden University of Cambridge Robinson College[83] University of London Goldsmiths[84] University of Oxford All Souls College, Keble College, Merton College, New College, Nuffield College, St Antony’s College and Wadham College