Düzce University Child Diabetes Application and Research Center Regulation
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This regulation sets up the operating framework for Düzce University’s Child Diabetes Application and Research Center. The center will focus on public awareness, prevention, treatment support, education, research, projects, events, consulting, and cooperation with public bodies, universities, NGOs, and international organizations. It mainly affects Düzce University, healthcare students and researchers, pediatric diabetes professionals, and children or families seeking information or support. The practical change is organizational: the regulation defines the center’s purpose, activity areas, management bodies, and working rules.
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Key Changes
- Establishes the operating framework for Düzce University’s Child Diabetes Application and Research Center
- Defines the center’s work in awareness, prevention, treatment support, education, research, consulting, and cooperation
- Sets out the center’s management bodies, duties, and working procedures
Obligations
What this law requires
The Rector must appoint the Center Director for a three-year term from among University academic staff working in relevant departments related to the Center’s fields of activity.
If the Center Director is absent from duty for more than six months, the Director’s appointment must be terminated.
The Rector must appoint at least one and no more than three deputy directors for three-year terms, upon the Director’s proposal, from among University academic staff in relevant departments.
The Director must prepare annual budget proposals and submit them to the Management Board.
The Director must prepare the Center’s annual activity report and the work program for the following year, obtain the Management Board’s opinion, and submit them to the Rector for approval.