It manages all academic processes for students, including registration, course enrollment/dropping, exams, attendance, and graduation requirements.
It defines how midterm, final, make-up, and supplementary exams will be administered and the evaluation criteria.
It specifies the rules that higher education students must follow and the sanctions to be applied for disciplinary offenses.
It contains rules that determine when, where, and how students will complete their mandatory internships.
This document explains the application, registration, grading, and fee rules for courses offered during the summer term.
Professional practice determines how applied courses, such as internships or workplace training, will be conducted.
It regulates the system of rewarding academic achievement, such as graduation order, honor rolls, and certificates of merit.
It defines the rules regarding attendance, examination rights, and registration procedures for students who exceed the program duration.
It regulates the processes of recognition and adaptation of previously taken courses.
This includes the conditions for transferring to programs within or outside the university, application deadlines, and evaluation criteria.
It determines how to convert from a letter grading system to a 100-point grading system or vice versa.
The duties of academic advisors include regulating student course registration and academic guidance processes.
It describes the duties, elections, and powers of student councils, which ensure student representation in university administration.
It regulates the application, registration, and course enrollment processes for visiting students who come to the university on a special status or for a short period.
It determines not only students' academic achievements but also their participation in scientific, social, cultural, sporting, and volunteer activities throughout their university life.