Strategic Plan August 2017

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Strategic Plan 2017-23 16 August 2017

Contents Our Mission Our Values Our Aims Our Enablers 3. 4. 5. 8. 2

Leeds Arts University Our Mission We are an influential, world-facing, creatively driven specialist arts university where professional educators, practitioners and researchers collaborate to develop and enable excellence. We promote distinctive, critically informed and relevant practice in order to support the economic growth and cultural advancement of individuals and society. 3

Our Values Our values define us and guide decision-making and behaviour. We are: Student-centred maximising potential, nurturing talent, respecting individuality, holistic Focused on specialist creative communities collaborative, interactive, multi-disciplinary, studio-focused, externally engaged Critical in our thinking aspirational, challenging, researching, questioning, analytical, innovative, independent-thinking Professional relevant, contemporary, ambitious, achieving, international, employable, entrepreneurial, networked with industry Progressive beautiful, unconventional, risk-taking, experimental, radical, responsive 4

Our Aims 1. To provide student-centred teaching and learning in a studio and practice based environment which nurtures excellence, leads to graduate success, and supports economic growth and artistic enrichment. To consolidate and enhance the delivery of an academic portfolio which meets market needs, contributes to a vibrant collaborative community and enables our students to achieve their potential. To develop our excellent resource facilities to enable critical exploration, experimentation and the attainment of high level skills. To continuously enhance and improve the quality of our provision through consideration and review. To create opportunities for pre-university students to study the arts, supporting our commitment to engagement with our specialisms. To expand the opportunities to engage with employability and enterprise activities, enabling students to secure high level work and developing the skills of those with entrepreneurial ambitions. 5

Our Aims 2. To continue to develop and progress relevant research practice which enhances teaching and learning, is globally significant and contributes positively to society. To encourage and support collaborative approaches within our practices. Through investment, recruitment, support and development to increase our proportion of academic staff who are rated as 2* and above. To increase the number and range of collaborations with peer institutions in the UK and globally. To increase the number of staff qualified to doctorate and masters level who support undergraduate and postgraduate students and increase the number of postgraduate students, particularly through international partnerships. To advance our libraries, exhibitions and archives capability to support research. 6

Our Aims 3. To consolidate our reputation as an influential specialist arts university, collaborating with external partners to support student success and cultural advancement. To develop our existing partnerships and create new ones, both home and international, to facilitate shared teaching and research, student and staff exchanges and joint collaborations where they will offer defined benefit to the University. To extend opportunities for international students to study successfully at the University and provide articulation with a select number of institutions internationally. To help create a more attractive City and Wider Region, influence policy making and contribute to progress through professional and artistic practices at a national level. To strengthen our alumni community s engagement with the University and current students. 7

Our Enablers 1. To foster a dynamic and professional culture which attracts, recruits and retains student-centred staff who actively engage in self-development and make a full contribution to the University. To provide opportunities for professional and organisational development to support improved performance and succession planning. To ensure staff understand and meet their objectives and personal responsibilities. To promote and support equality of opportunity for all staff and students in a healthy, safe and inclusive environment. To provide the necessary resources and assistance in an encouraging environment where staff feel confident to experiment and develop innovative and effective ways of working. 8

Leeds Arts University Our Enablers 2. To have a high quality physical environment and underlying infrastructure that supports students and staff in their aspirations and increases engagement with the wider community. To ensure that our new and existing buildings provide an environment which encourages creativity, enables showcasing of work and is relevant and responsive to the needs of students, staff and our wider community. To have a rolling programme of investment in buildings, facilities and systems to improve and maintain them. To have a secure and robust technology infrastructure and communications network which supports the business needs and enables advancement of the learning and research needs of students and academic staff. To use space efficiently through improved space management. To improve the overall environmental sustainability of the University. 9

Our Enablers 3. To ensure institutional sustainability by generating sufficient surpluses and using funding effectively so that appropriate investment can take place. To achieve managed growth across our undergraduate and postgraduate portfolio. To ensure the efficient service of our estates, effective procurement processes and control mechanisms are maintained in order to operate at the highest levels of efficiency and effectiveness and which support our values. To increase philanthropic and donation support to fund additional student enrichment activities and enhance University priorities. To align capital investment with our strategic priorities. 10

Leeds Arts University Blenheim Walk Leeds LS2 9AQ 0113 202 8000 info@leeds-art.ac.uk www.leeds-art.ac.uk