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Change and Improvement is here to support the UCL community improve services for the benefit of students and staff.

Change and Improvement (soon to be renamed Strategic Change) is at the heart of helping the UCL community meet its strategic aims by improving services through collaborating with staff and students, and developing services and solutions that are straight forward and efficient.

We do this by supporting local leadership and teams to enable change, and, when necessary, by organising large scale programmes of work across services and departments.

Transformation, change and improvement leadership: Building on lessons learned from the TOPS Programme, and drawing on specialist skills and experience within the team we provide leadership for a range of change and improvement initiatives across UCL.

Support and capability: We provide tools, advice and guidance to support faculties and departments to plan and deliver change and improvement initiatives locally.


Leadership Team

Ian Hammond - Director of Strategic Change

Bea Addo - Director of Strategic Change Implementation and Delivery

Julie Bailey -ÌýHead of Change Management

Fraser Burgess (interim) -ÌýHead of Business Analysis

Meg Veale -ÌýDivisonal Manager

(Sophia Gager - Executive Assistant to Director of Strategic Change)

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Change and Improvement services

Change Management:

The Change Management team supports teams and projects to plan, implement and successfully embed change at 911±¬ÁÏÍø – such as new processes, ways of working, and new technologies and systems.

Business Analysis:

The Business Analysis teamÌýenables changeÌýbyÌýanalysising problems or opportunities and finding solutions.


Change and Improvement Team Core Objectives

  1. User Centred Design: To use well established service design techniques to collaborate with staff and students to design services which meet their needs, improve their experience and enable them to achieve their goals.
  2. Portfolio View: To provide a coordinated view of transformation and change across UCL and integrate work as appropriate to ensure success.
  3. Centre of Excellence: To develop a centre of excellence for service design, business change, continuous improvement and programme/project management to support operational excellence, new change projects and raise skill levels across UCL.
  4. Programme and Project Support: To provide structured programme and project organisation to deliver any larger scale programmes of change.
  5. Role Modelling: To be early adopters of new ways of working and embrace changes in the organisational culture that enable UCL to be more adaptable and responsive to meet its forward-looking objectives resulting from the new strategy for 2022-2027.