Amendment to the Regulation on Recruitment, Appointment, Promotion and Duties of Jandarma and Coast Guard Academy Teaching Staff
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This amendment tightens the reappointment rules for teaching and research staff at the Jandarma and Coast Guard Academy. Staff members who do not complete the required graduate degree on time, or who fail to meet the academic activities set by the Senate, cannot be reappointed when their term ends. The main practical impact is on academy instructors and researchers, especially those on fixed-term appointments. It also gives clearer deadlines: four years to finish a master's degree for those without one at first appointment, and six years to finish a doctorate for those appointed with a master's degree. The change takes effect immediately.
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Key Changes
- Fixed-term teaching and research staff can only be reappointed if they meet degree and academic performance requirements.
- Those without a master's degree at first appointment must finish it within four years, excluding time spent in scientific preparation.
- Those appointed with a master's degree must finish a doctorate within six years, and must also meet Senate-set academic activity requirements.
Obligations
What this law requires
Teaching and research assistants appointed under Article 24, except those assigned to teach foreign language courses accepted as a foreign language by the learner, must complete the required graduate education in time to remain eligible for reappointment: if not appointed with a master's degree, they must finish the master's degree within four years from initial appointment (excluding the period spent in scientific preparatory study); if appointed with a master's degree, they must finish the doctorate within six years from initial appointment or from completion of scientific preparatory study after the master's degree, as applicable.
Teaching and research assistants appointed under Article 24 must meet the academic activities determined by the Senate in order to be eligible for reappointment when their term ends.
If a teaching or research assistant fails to complete the required master's or doctorate degree within the specified period, or fails to fulfill Senate-defined academic activities, the Academy must not reappoint that person at the end of the appointment period.