Bursa Uludağ University Revolving Fund Enterprise Regulation
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This regulation establishes the operational framework for the Bursa Uludağ University Revolving Fund Enterprise (Döner Sermaye İşletmesi). It defines the enterprise's broad range of permitted revenue-generating activities while ensuring they do not interfere with the university's core education and research functions. Activities include scientific consulting, health services in clinics and laboratories, software development, digital content production, agricultural and industrial testing, artistic productions, sports services, and various educational programs. The regulation sets the enterprise's capital limit at 2,808.61 TL, identifies the University Management Board as the governing body which may delegate to an Executive Board, and designates spending authorities. It repeals the previous 1999 regulation and becomes effective upon publication on 15 February 2026.
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Key Changes
- Capital limit set at exactly 2,808.61 TL
- Repeals the previous Uludağ University Revolving Fund Regulation published on 4 August 1999
- Expands permitted activities to include digital content production, software services, artistic productions, and university-industry cooperation projects
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Obligations
What this law requires
The Revolving Fund Enterprise must not interfere with or disrupt the university's core education, research, and application unit activities (eğitim-öğretim, araştırma ve uygulama)
The Management Board must establish a written Executive Board (Yürütme Kurulu) with clearly defined and limited delegated powers if it chooses to delegate operational authority
The Executive Board must be composed of exactly five members: one rector's assistant (selected by the University Management Board), three faculty members (who may include deans and vocational school directors), and one revolving fund enterprise manager
The Executive Board must hold meetings with a minimum of three members present at the chairman's call, and decisions require a simple majority vote of all board members
Spending authorities must be designated in writing with explicitly stated limits and must clearly document any delegation of their authority to subordinates