Izmir University of Economics Associate and Undergraduate Education Regulation
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This regulation sets the core rules for student admission, registration, education, transfers, and graduation in associate and undergraduate programs at Izmir University of Economics, excluding the Faculty of Medicine. It mainly affects current and prospective students, academic units, and university administrators. The regulation points to national higher education rules for areas such as horizontal transfers, vertical transfers, double majors, minors, and credit recognition, while allowing the university senate to set detailed internal procedures.
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Key Changes
- Sets a unified framework for associate and undergraduate education at Izmir University of Economics, excluding the Faculty of Medicine
- Defines key concepts such as academic units, ECTS, exchange programs, passive students, and university governing bodies
- Links transfer, vertical transfer, double major, minor, and credit recognition processes to national higher education rules and university senate procedures
Obligations
What this law requires
İzmir Ekonomi University must conduct student admissions to associate and undergraduate programs, excluding the Faculty of Medicine, in accordance with applicable legislation and the principles determined by the University Senate.
Horizontal transfer applications and evaluations for transfers into university programs from outside the university or from within the university must be handled under the national regulation on transfers between associate and undergraduate programs, double majors, minors, and inter-institutional credit transfers published in the Official Gazette dated 24 April 2010 and numbered 27561.
The university’s associate and undergraduate education, student admission, registration, and graduation processes under this regulation must not be applied to the Faculty of Medicine, which is expressly excluded from scope.