Network and Systems (NS)
Designs, plans, runs, modernises and continuously improves the University's enterprise infrastructure, networks, cloud platforms and cybersecurity capabilities, to support all mission-critical services and systems.

What OCIO does
OCIO provides ICT services and solutions to support and enhance learning, teaching, research and administration of the University.
Under the CIO's supervision there are seven teams.
The Associate CIO assists the CIO in overseeing the University-wide ICT infrastructure and services, as well as information systems and application development, to achieve the missions of OCIO.
Who leads OCIO
Who does what
Infrastructure & user support
Designs, plans, runs, modernises and continuously improves the University's enterprise infrastructure, networks, cloud platforms and cybersecurity capabilities, to support all mission-critical services and systems.


The OCIO front end to support general and academic users.
IT Help DeskAdministrative systems
Provides system support for the implementation of all student administrative systems.
Provides system support for the implementation of all finance and HR related administrative systems.
Develops Management Information Systems to support strategic decision making of senior management.
Innovation & governance
Focuses on innovation and emerging technologies projects, and on user experience enhancements.
Provides project governance and day-to-day operational support services to the Office.
Ensures efficient, effective and high-quality project administrative services, and acts as a role model to promote best practices in office automation.
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