Ufuk University Eurasia Studies Application and Research Center Regulation
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This regulation establishes the Ufuk University Eurasia Studies Application and Research Center. Its purpose is to conduct interdisciplinary scientific research on countries in the Eurasia region, promote and organize related studies, provide consultancy, organize scientific meetings, seminars and workshops, and prepare articles, bulletins and reports. The Center is authorized to cooperate with domestic and international similar institutions, strengthen the University's international relations, collaborate with other universities, public and private sectors, and facilitate access to funds, student exchange programs and internships. It also makes its facilities available for undergraduate, graduate and doctoral research aligned with its objectives.
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Key Changes
- Establishes new Eurasia Studies Application and Research Center at Ufuk University effective 25 January 2026
- Replaces previous Kușakyol Principles and China Application and Research Center Regulation published on 20/9/2021 in Official Gazette No. 31604
- Creates three governing bodies: Director (2-year term), 7-member Board of Directors, and 7-member Advisory Board
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Obligations
What this law requires
The Director must be appointed by the Rector with approval of the Board of Trustees for a two-year term from among university faculty members with work in the Center's activity areas
The Director must appoint two deputy directors from Management Board members for a two-year term to assist in Center operations, with approval required from the Board of Trustees
The Management Board must meet at least once per month upon the Director's invitation with simple majority of members present and decide by majority vote
The Director must prepare and submit annual activity and work reports approved by the Management Board to the Rector and relevant parties
The Management Board must approve the annual activity report and obtain Board of Trustees authorization and Rector approval before implementing new activities not in the annual program