The Academic Council serves as the primary governing and decision-making body within the academic coordination structure of the University. It plays a central role in shaping academic policy, ensuring quality standards, and overseeing key academic processes. Within the organizational chart of the academic coordination area, the
Academic Council’s scope includes the following:
Approval of academic programs and curricula, including new program proposals and revisions.
Monitoring and ensuring academic quality, standards, and compliance with national regulations.
Oversight of teaching and learning processes, including assessment policies and academic performance indicators.
Coordination of research activities, scholarly initiatives, and integration of research into academic programs.
Approval of academic calendars, schedules, and major academic events.
Review and endorsement of faculty appointments, promotions, and academic workloads.
Evaluation of academic reports, departmental performance, and internal quality assurance outcomes.
Decision-making on academic regulations, student progression, graduation requirements, and related academic matters.
Within the organizational structure of the academic coordination area, the Academic Council is composed of the following units:
Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs – responsible for overseeing academic policies, program quality, and coordination of teaching and learning activities.
Dean – manages faculty-level academic operations, student affairs, and coordination student affairs with departments.
Department of Academic Planning and Development of the Educational Process – responsible for curriculum planning, academic scheduling, methodological support, coordination with academic departments and development of educational processes.
Departments – implement academic programs, conduct teaching and research activities, and support quality assurance within their respective disciplines.
