If a leader is one who sets the tone of the organisation, then Taylor’s University has the good fortune of having Professor Michael Driscoll as its vice-chancellor. Trained as an economist and with over 25 years of experience as a university president and vice-chancellor under his belt, Driscoll’s greatest motivation and reward is helping young people achieve their qualifications and get a good start in their careers. We sit down with the football-loving Englishman as he talks about how he landed in this field, what experiences in university should students have, and his proudest moments for Taylor’s.
What got you started in education in the first place?
When I graduated, I went on to postgraduate research
