The organizational structure of a university refers to

The organizational structure of colleges and universities refers to the organizational hierarchy and functional division within colleges and universities, which is used to effectively manage and run all the work of the school.

1, school leader: The school leader is the highest decision-making level in colleges and universities, and usually consists of the principal, party secretary and other major leaders. They are responsible for the overall work of the school and formulate the development strategy and direction of the school.

2. Administrative organs: Administrative organs are the administrative departments of colleges and universities, including administrative departments, academic affairs offices and scientific research offices.

Office, student office, etc. The administrative organization is responsible for the coordination and implementation of various affairs of the school, including administrative management, teaching management, scientific research management and student management.

3. College/Department: Schools are usually divided into different colleges or departments according to subject fields and professional settings, such as science college, engineering college and economics college. Each college/department has a department or department, which is responsible for the teaching, scientific research and personnel training of this discipline.

4. Scientific research institutions: Scientific research institutions in universities, including research institutes, laboratories and research centers, are committed to scientific research and technological innovation. Scientific research institutions are important supporting departments of scientific research work in colleges and universities, which promote the improvement of scientific research level in colleges and universities.

5. Student organizations: Student organizations are institutions that provide opportunities for students to participate in school management and activities, including student unions and student associations. Student organizations promote the development of students' comprehensive quality and cultivate their leadership and organizational ability.

6. Other functional departments: There are other functional departments in colleges and universities, such as personnel department, finance department and logistics support department. These departments are responsible for the personnel management, financial management and logistics services of the school, and provide support for the operation of the school.