Professor Elisabeth Hill joined City, University of London as Deputy President in September 2022 and is now Deputy President & Provost at City St George’s, University of London. Elisabeth leads the City St George’s Programme – the merger of St George’s University of London into City, University of London to create a powerful combined joint institution. Elisabeth has responsibility for shaping and delivering the Strategic Transformation Programme which will enable the realisation of City St George’s vision and strategic plan. Prior to joining City, Elisabeth held various leadership roles at Goldsmiths, University of London including Deputy Warden, ProWarden Academic, Head of the School of Arts & Humanities, and Head of the Department of Psychology.

As Professor of Neurodevelopmental Disorders, Elisabeth’s research focuses on neurodevelopmental disorders, and particularly developmental co-ordination disorder (sometimes referred to as dyspraxia or DCD) and autism, as well as the relationship between cognitive, social, and motor development in typical and atypical populations, and their broader impacts on mental health, academic and employment outcomes. Further strands of research within this sphere consider the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on these developmental relationships, and their impact on children and their parents within daily life, educational experience, and outcomes.