Istanbul Kültür University Associate and Undergraduate Education Regulation
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This regulation sets the basic rules for associate and undergraduate education at Istanbul Kültür University. It covers how education programs, academic calendars, course structures, exams, credits, grading concepts, and academic advising are organized. The practical impact is mainly internal. Students, academic staff, faculties, schools, and administrative units at the university must follow these rules when planning courses, tracking student workload, managing exams, and handling academic processes.
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Key Changes
- Sets the framework for associate and undergraduate education at Istanbul Kültür University
- Defines core academic concepts such as academic calendar, ECTS credits, exams, grade average, and course management system
- Clarifies the roles of academic units and academic advisers in student education processes
Obligations
What this law requires
Department or program chairs must assign an academic advisor from among full-time academic staff to handle students’ educational, instructional, and other academic issues.
The university must organize associate and undergraduate education and teaching activities, processes, and procedures in accordance with this regulation.
Academic calendars must include the start and end dates of the academic year, registration dates, examination dates, and similar academic activity dates.
Education and teaching programs must set out the courses and academic work required for graduation, their semester distribution, credits, and ECTS values.
The academic package must include associate and undergraduate programs, program outcomes, course contents, success conditions, and learning outcomes for the relevant program.