ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMISSION
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMISSION
Missions :
- Contribute to the development of the university's academic affairs strategy;
- Propose an annual work plan for initial and continuing training;
- Propose guidelines and reforms for the development of teaching programs within the university;
- Study proposed programs and pathways, and submit draft decisions regarding the creation of new programs or the rehabilitation of existing programs or pathways;
- Propose curricular approach criteria and quality standards for initial training;
- Propose curricular approach criteria and quality standards for continuing training;
- Propose a specific and regulated system for continuing training;
- Propose criteria for the annual budget allocation for academic affairs;
- Propose evaluation criteria for the university's training system and oversee the implementation of initial and continuing training evaluation procedures;
- Support the promotion of the curricular output of university institutions;
- Propose mechanisms for the development of teaching methods and tools;
- Ensure support for university libraries;
- Propose the creation of specialized subcommittees;
- Study and submit reports and recommendations to the University Council regarding the creation of new university degrees, as well as the terms and conditions for obtaining these degrees;
- Propose the necessary measures to promote the professional integration of graduates into the job market;
- Present an annual report on initial and continuing training.
Composition :
- A maximum of 2 elected teachers per institution;
- 4 presidents of university institutions;
- 2 representatives from the economic and social sector;
- A maximum of 2 representatives of administrative and technical staff;
- A maximum of 2 student representatives.