Registrar

University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) – Hyderabad India Campus

Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Department: Office of the Registrar
Reports to: Chief Operating Officer
Employment Type: Full time

About the Role

The University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) is establishing its Hyderabad India Campus as a globally connected higher-education presence in India. The Registrar will provide campus leadership for academic administration, regulatory compliance, quality assurance, student records, and the implementation of academic policies during the campus's establishment and subsequent growth.

The Registrar will ensure that the campus operates in accordance with applicable Indian higher-education laws and regulations, CU Denver and CU System policies, and the academic, quality, privacy, and administrative standards that govern CU Denver programs. As the principal custodian of academic records and policies, the Registrar will be a key liaison with regulators, legal counsel, faculty, students, parents and guardians, and CU Denver leadership.



The Registrar will also translate campus standards into effective local processes.

Key Responsibilities

Academic Administration and Registrar Operations
• Oversee all registrar and academic administrative functions within delegated campus authority. This includes registration, academic records, enrollment verification, grading and examination records, certification, transcripts, degree audit, graduation, and the academic calendar.
• Maintain the accuracy, integrity, confidentiality, and completeness of student records and institutional data, in line with approved policies, accreditation standards, and applicable laws.
• Ensure that campus data is transmitted, reconciled, and incorporated into CU Denver's student-record and reporting systems accurately and on time.
• Administer approved processes for add/drop, withdrawals, academic standing, grade changes, transfer credit, and degree requirements, with appropriate

📌 Registrar (Hyderabad)
🏢 Emeritus
📍 Hyderabad