The University Executive Board consists of the rector as chair, the deans, and three professors elected by the university senate for a term of four years to represent various academic units and fields within the university. The rector may convene the Executive Board whenever deemed necessary. Vice rectors may attend Executive Board meetings without the right to vote.

The duties and responsibilities of the University Administrative Board, as specified the provisions of the Higher Education Law No. 2547 and the Academic Organization Regulation, are as follows:

• To assist the rector in implementing the decisions of higher education governing bodies and the university senate, in line with established plans and programs;

• To ensure the implementation of activity plans and programs; to review the investment program and draft budget proposal by considering the suggestions of affiliated units, and to submit these, along with its own recommendations, to the rectorate—or to the board of trustees in the case of foundation universities;

• To make decisions on matters brought forward by the rector concerning university administration;

• To evaluate and issue final rulings on appeals against the decisions of faculty, institute, and school executive boards;

• To carry out other duties as assigned by the aforementioned legislation.