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- University of Keele Act 1962
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- Ordinance I: Matriculation
- Ordinance II: Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates
- Ordinance III: Higher Degrees
- Ordinance IV: Awards and Conferment of Degrees
- Ordinance V: Examiners and Examinations
- Ordinance VI: Departments & Schools of University
- Ordinance VII: Heads of Departments
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- Ordinance IX: Meetings of Faculties
- Ordinance X: Deans, Deputy Chairs of Faculties
- Ordinance XI: The Vice-Chancellor
- Ordinance XII: The Deputy Vice-Chancellor
- Ordinance XIII: Emeritus Professors
- Ordinance XIV: Appointment and Election of Members
- Ordinance XV: Students' Union
- Ordinance XVI: Association of Postgrad Students
- Ordinance XVII: Discipline
- Ordinance XVIII: Joint Committees
- Ordinance XIX: Notice of Meetings
- Ordinance XX: Adult and Continuing Education
- Ordinance XXI: Duties of the Academic Staff
- Ordinance XXII: Appointment of Professors
- Ordinance XXIII: Terms of Office of the Staff
- Ordinance XXIV: Residential Tutors
- Ordinance XXV: Disciplinary Procedures
- Ordinance XXVI: Appeals Against Dismissal
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- Ordinance XXIX: The Administrative Directors
- Ordinance XXX: Removal of Officers and Members
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- Ordinance XIII: Emeritus Professors
Ordinance XIII - Emeritus Professors
1. A Professor on retirement may apply for an Emeritus Professorship without duties or powers.
2. An Emeritus Professor shall, on ceremonial occasions, take precedence after members of Senate.
3. An Emeritus Professor shall not as such be entitled to membership of the Court, the Senate, or any Faculty or to exercise any administrative function in the University.
