Çukurova University Graduate Education and Teaching Regulation
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This regulation sets the operating rules for graduate education at Çukurova University, covering thesis and non-thesis master’s programs, doctoral programs, proficiency in art programs, exams, academic calendars, credits, advisers, institutes, and related academic bodies. It mainly affects graduate students, applicants, academic advisers, institute administrators, and departments within the university. The practical impact is internal to the university: students and staff must follow the updated framework for graduate program structure, assessment, supervision, and administrative processes.
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Key Changes
- Sets the framework for thesis and non-thesis master’s, doctoral, and proficiency in art programs at Çukurova University
- Defines core academic and administrative terms such as academic calendar, ECTS credits, advisers, institutes, and institute boards
- Establishes the basis for graduate exams, supervision, and program administration within the university
Obligations
What this law requires
Çukurova University must regulate and administer graduate education and examinations in its institutes according to this Regulation for thesis master's, non-thesis master's, doctoral, and proficiency in art programs.
The Senate must determine the academic calendar each year, including spring and fall semesters, examination periods, course periods, and proficiency examination periods for graduate education.
The institute executive board must appoint an adviser or thesis adviser for each enrolled graduate student to guide courses, thesis work, or term projects.
Advisers appointed for thesis-based graduate students must be faculty members or researchers assigned part-time under Additional Article 46 of Law No. 2547 who hold at least a doctoral degree.
For non-thesis graduate programs, advisers must be faculty members or lecturers who meet the qualifications determined by the Senate.