Caroline Carter

Caroline Carter serves as an Independent Member of the Board of Directors and Trustee at The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education, as well as holding NED roles at both the Rosalind Franklin Institute and Generation UK & Ireland. With a longstanding commitment to education, Caroline has been a Governor at Copthall School since February 2019, focusing on safeguarding and personal development. Additionally, Caroline is an Advisory Board Member for AccessEd NGO, supporting underrepresented students in gaining access to elite international universities. Formerly, Caroline was a Council Member at Cranfield University, where leadership emphasized student experience and staff engagement, and served as Director at The Brilliant Club, fostering social mobility for state school pupils. Previous academic roles include Dean at The University of Law and Occasional Lecturer at QMUL School of Law. Caroline holds a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature from the University of London and a law degree from The University of Law.