Regulation Amending the Main Regulation of Istanbul Beykent University
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This regulation updates the foundational governance rules of Istanbul Beykent University, a private foundation university in Turkey. It modifies three articles of the university's main statute. The most significant change is that the Rector is now explicitly appointed directly by the President of the Republic of Turkey, removing any previous internal election or recommendation process. The Rector's role in proposing a candidate for the presidency has been replaced with simply recommending a rector for presidential appointment. Additionally, student disciplinary procedures are now strictly tied to Article 54 of the Higher Education Law No. 2547. The regulation enters into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.
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Key Changes
- Amended Article 7(c): Rector's duty changed from proposing a candidate to 'recommending a Rector to be appointed by the President'
- Amended Article 10(1): Explicitly states that the Rector is appointed by the President of Turkey in accordance with relevant legislation
- Amended Article 32(3): Student disciplinary proceedings shall be governed by Article 54 of Law No. 2547
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Obligations
What this law requires
The Board of Trustees President must recommend a rector candidate to the President of the Republic of Turkey for direct appointment, rather than through internal election or previous recommendation processes
The Rector must be appointed directly by the President of the Republic of Turkey in accordance with applicable legislation
Student disciplinary procedures must be conducted in compliance with Article 54 of the Higher Education Law No. 2547
The Board of Trustees President must implement and enforce all provisions of this amending regulation