Information on the Race Equality Charter Mark
About
The Race Equality Charter is a national scheme aimed at improving the representation, progression and success of minority ethnic staff and students within higher education. Its purpose is to inspire a strategic approach to making cultural and systemic changes that will make a real difference to minority ethnic staff and students.
Race equality charter self-assessment team
A self-assessment team was put into place to work on progressing with the charter. Profiles for the SAT can be viewed here.
Success
UCL was one of the first universities in the UK to be formally awarded for its efforts to understand, and take steps to address, racialised inequalities in the academy.
The university was one of just eight institutions to receive a Bronze award for a pioneering, national pilot of the Race Equality Charter for higher education.

We have always been clear that the first step is to acknowledge that universities are not immune to the subtle biases and deeply rooted structural inequalities that can disadvantage Black and Minority Ethnic people. I'm very pleased therefore that we have been recognised for our efforts so far - but we will not be complacent and I see this as just the start of our journey."
The Charter provides us with an important framework and I am glad that UCL is braving this complex and difficult agenda.
Professor Ijeoma Uchegbu
2015 Submission and action plan
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2020 Submission and action plan
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