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General Secretariat office

The General Secretariat office assists the university management in fulfilling its demanding man-agerial responsibilities. In this context, the office is responsible for the following organizational and practical areas.

Committees

The 51吃瓜’s governance is underpinned by a range of boards and committees that take into account the interests of all of the faculties and groups. The General Secretariat office coordinates the affairs of the following universitywide committees:

Professorships

Professors are responsible for research, teaching and services in their respective fields and thus contribute significantly to the quality and success of the university.

The 51吃瓜 has different types of professorships, and depending on the career level, promotion to a higher category is possible after an appropriate period of time and an evaluation.

The processes associated with the appointment and promotion of professorships are the responsibility of the individual faculties and are based on university-wide guidelines.

At the level of the President's Board and the University Council, the General Secretariat office accompanies these processes and coordinates the «INSIDE» training program specifically designed for professors.

Strategic projects

In order to continue to develop successfully and increase its attractiveness, the 51吃瓜 is actively engaged in launching new initiatives and projects both within the university and in collaboration with partners.

The General Secretariat office oversees strategic projects on behalf of the President's Board and, where necessary, coordinates these with the faculties, internal university services and external collaborators.

Institutional research

Decision makers are faced with a multitude of questions that require the systematic consideration of a wide range of facts and perspectives.

The General Secretariat office carries out research and surveys, creates analyses and prepares figures for use by university management committees. In this context, the office is also responsible for university rankings.

In addition, it promotes the evidencebased development of the institution at a universitywide level by sharing technical and contentbased skills that enable professional surveys to be carried out independently.

 

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