The Accreditation Code

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Under section 36 (2) of Act No. 111/1998 Sb., to regulate higher education institutions and to change and amend other laws (“the Higher Education Act”), the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports registered this Accreditation Code of Charles University under ref. n. MSMT-38196/2016-30 on 14 December 2016.

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                                                                                        Mgr. Karolína Gondková


                                                                          Director of Higher Education Department




The Accreditation Code of Charles University of 14 December 2016

under sections 9 (1) (b) and 17 (1) (k) of Act No. 111/1998 Sb., to  regulate higher education institutions and to change and amend other laws (“the Higher Education Act”), as amended, and under Article 22 (7) of the Constitution of Charles University,


the Academic Senate of Charles University adopted this Accreditation Code as its internal regulation.



Part I Basic Provisions

Article 1 Introductory Provisions

1. This Code governs the details of institutional accreditation, the granting of authorization to implement programmes of study within the framework of institutional accreditation, the accreditation of programmes of study, and the accreditation of branches of study for attainment of associate professorship and for appointment of full professorship.1


2. A set of internal requirements that are binding with respect to the granting of authorization to implement a programme of study within the framework of institutional accreditation is defined in the Rector's measure ‘Standards of University Study Programmes’, on which the Internal Evaluation Board expresses its opinion.


3. This Rector's measure sets out the general requirements for the implementation and creation of programmes of study , the specifications of requirements for particular types and forms of programmes of study, as well as other specific requirements and changes in programmes of study during the course of their implementation.



Part II Institutional Accreditation

Article 2 Introductory Provisions

1. Through institutional accreditation, Charles University (“the University”) is granted the authority to independently create and implement the specified type or types of programmes of study in the specified area or areas of study.


2. Institutional accreditation is granted to the University by the National Accreditation Office for Higher Education (“the Accreditation Office”) for the area or areas of study, and within their framework for the relevant type or types of programmes of study, upon a written request by the University.


3. An application for institutional accreditation for the area or areas of study includes:


a) the designation of the area or areas of study in which the University intends to operate2;


b) a report on the internal evaluation of the quality of educational, creative, and related activities3, the preparation and consideration of which is governed by an internal regulation4;


c) a self-evaluation report describing and evaluating compliance with the requirements following from individual accreditation standards5; and


d) other requirements stipulated by legal regulations.6


4. The parts of the application for institutional accreditation referred to in paragraph 3 (a) and (c) are prepared with the participation of the faculties implementing or intending to implement the programmes of study in the area or areas of study concerned.


Article 3 Proposed Fields of Study

1. For the purposes of determining the area or areas in which the University intends to operate on the basis of institutional accreditation, the Rector will invite the deans of faculties to submit proposals for the area or areas of study in which the faculties impelement or intend to implement a programme of study or programmes of study.7


2. The proposal referred to in paragraph 1 is approved by a research board of the faculty, or by research boards of the faculties, or by a research board of a higher education institute, after the academic senate of a faculty, or academic senates of faculties, has expressed its opinion thereon.


3. A proposal, or proposals, for the area of study is made by: 


a) the dean of a faculty where the proposal concerns the area of study within which programmes of study are or are to be carried out at one faculty;


b) the deans of faculties or, where appropriate, directors of higher education institutes, where the proposal concerns the area of study within which the programmes of study are or are to be carried out at more than one faculty, or with the participation of higher education institutes of the University. In this case, one of the faculties co-ordinates the preparation and consideration of the proposal for the area of study.


4. The Rector submits the presented proposals for the areas of study for approval to the Research Board of the University.


5. In the case of factual objections to the proposal for an area of study, the Research Board of the University will return, through Rector, the proposal for the area of study to the proposers for re-consideration.



Article 4 Preparation of Self-evaluation Report

1. After the proposals for areas of study have been approved by the Research Board of the University, the Rector will invite the proposers to provide background materials for the preparation of a self-evaluation report.8


2. If the materials are not complete, or if there are other deficiencies, the Rector will invite the proposers to complete the materials and rectify the defects. The Rector will set a deadline for completing the materials or rectifying defects.


Article 5 Approval of Plan to Apply for Institutional Accreditation

1. A plan to apply for institutional accreditation for the area or areas of study is approved by the Research Board of the University upon a proposal by the Rector.


2. The Research Board of the University may, in justified cases, suspend the consideration of the plan to apply for institutional accreditation and ask the Rector to complete, or rework, the background materials.


Article 6 Submitting Application for Institutional Accreditation

After the plan to apply for institutional accreditation has been approved by the Research Board of the University, the Rector will submit the application for institutional accreditation to the Accreditation Office.


Article 7 Cooperation with Other Persons

Where a decision to grant institutional accreditation should lead to the authorization to carry out a programme of study in cooperation with departments of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic which have the status of public research institutions, the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic is also a party to the proceedings regarding the application for the grant of institutional accreditation.9


Article 8 Extending Scope of Institutional Accreditation

1. During the period of validity of the institutional accreditation, the University may apply for the extension of its scope to cover another area or areas of study, or another type or types of programmes of study within the area of study for which the institutional accreditation has already been granted; the period of validity of the institutional accreditation is, however, not extended thereby.


2. An initiative to extend the scope of institutional accreditation may come from a dean or the deans of faculties. Articles 3 to 7 apply with the necessary modifications to the preparation and consideration of an application for the extension of the scope of institutional accreditation.


Article 9 Termination of Institutional Accreditation

1. Institutional accreditation terminates upon the expiry of the period for which it was granted, upon withdrawal of the accreditation in compliance with a legal regulation, or upon notification from the University to the Accreditation Office that it revokes the institutional accreditation for the area or areas of study.10


2. The intent to revoke the institutional accreditation is approved by the Research Board of the University at the proposal of the Rector. Prior to approval, research boards and academic senates of the faculties, or where applicable, research boards of higher education institutes which participated or participate in the implementation of programmes of study in a given area or areas of study, express their opinion regarding the intent to revoke the institutional accreditation for the area or areas of study.


Part III Granting Approval to Implement Programmes of study within the Framework of Institutional Accreditation

Article 10 Introductory Provisions

1. Institutional accreditation for the area or areas of study authorises the university to implement programmes of study under the conditions laid down in the Higher Education Act.


2. Based on the institutional accreditation for the area or areas of study, the Internal Evaluation Board11 grants to the faculty or faculties the right to implement a programme of study.


Article 11 Submitting Proposals for Programmes of Study

1. The dean of a faculty, or the deans of faculties, will notify the Rector of a plan to submit a proposal for a programme of study that has not yet been implemented at the faculty. The Rector will notify other deans of this plan and he will submit the proposal for approval to the Internal Evaluation Board, along with possible deans’ opinions theron.


2. The proposal for a programme of study is submitted to the Rector, who refers it to the Internal Evaluation Board for consideration, as follows:


a) in the case of a programme of study that is implemented by one faculty under Article 22 (3) (a) and (b) of the Constitution of the University („the Constitution“), by the dean of the faculty after it has been approved by the research board of the faculty; or


b) in the case of a programme of study carried out by multiple faculties, or, as the case may be, with the participation of a higher education institute, under Article 22 (3) (c) and (d) of the Constitution, by deans of faculties or, where appropriate, directors of higher education institutes, after it has been approved by research boards of the faculties, and/or by the research board of the higher education institute.  


3. Before the proposal is approved by the research board of a relevant faculty, or research boards of relevant faculties, the academic senate of the respective faculty, or academic senates of the respective faculties, express their opinions on the proposal.


4. The essential elements of a proposal are based on a legal regulation12. The details on such elements are provided for in a Rector's measure, on which the Internal Evaluation Board expresses its opinion.


5. If the proposal is incomplete or if there are other deficiencies, the Rector will invite the proposer to complete it and rectify the defects. The Rector may set a deadline by which the proposal is to be completed or defects rectified.


Article 12 Cooperation with Departments of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

1. A programme of study may also be implemented in cooperaton with departments of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic that have the status of public research institutions, provided that this follows from the institutional accreditation.13


2. Along with a proposal for a programme of study, the dean of the faculty, or the deans of faculties, and the director of the relevant department will present an agreement on mutual cooperation in the implementation of the programme of study.


3. The agreement with the department of the Academy of Sciences is signed by the dean after the academic senate of the faculty has expressed its opinion thereon, and after it has been considered  by the  research board of a faculty.


Article 13 Cooperation with Foreign Higher Education Institution

1. Under section 47a of the Higher Education Act, studies in a programme of study may also be carried out in cooperation with a foreign higher education institution which implements a content-related programme of study.


2. The terms of cooperation are agreed upon, in accordance with the provisions of the Higher Education Act and the legislation of the state in which the cooperating foreign higher education institution is established, in a cooperation agreement between the participating higher education institutions.


3. A draft of the agreement with a foreign higher education institution is submitted for the Rector’s approval and signature by the dean after it has been considred by the research board of the faculty and after the academic senate of the faculty has expressed its opinion thereon.14


Article 14 Consideration of Proposals

1. The Internal Evaluation Board assesses whether the proposal meets requirements that follow from legal regulations15, internal regulations, and the Standards of University Study Programmes, and whether it is in line with the strategic plan of educational, scholarly, research, development, artistic, or other creative activities of the University (“the Strategic Plan”).16


2. The relevant panel or panels of the Internal Evaluation Board, which may create a working group or seek the advice of consultants, expresses its opinion on the proposal.17


3. After the panel has expressed its opinion, the Internal Evaluation Board will consider the proposal and will decide whether it will grant the authorisation to implement a programme of study.


4. The Internal Evaluation Board may, in justified cases, suspend the consideration of the proposal and ask the proposer to complete or modify the proposal. The Board will set a time limit within which the proposal should be completed or re-worked. This period can be extended.


5. The Internal Evaluation Board will decide on the granting of authorization to implement  a programme of study within 90 days of receipt of the proposal from the proposer or proposers. This period does not include the period within which deficiencies referred to in Article 11 (5) are being rectified, nor the period for which the consideration of the proposal is suspended pursuant to paragraph 4.

Article 15 Granting Authorisation to Implement a Programme of Study

1. The Internal Evaluation Board will grant the authorization to implement a programme of study for a maximum of 10 years. The authorization to implement a programme of study for a period shorter than 10 years may be granted if:


a) a programme of study is granted the authorisation with a view to meeting the need to enable students to finish their studies;


b) a programmeof study does not provide sufficient guarantees of proper security and development, especially in terms of staffing and satisfying the Standards of University Study Programmes for the period of 10 years; or


c) it concerns a programme of study that has not yet been implemented.


2. The decision of the Internal Evaluation Board on the granting of authorization to implement a programme of study includes:


a) the name and type of the programme of study;


b) the standard length of study;


c) the form of study;


d) in the case of a Bachelor’s or Master’s programme of study, a profile of the programme of study;


e) the area or areas of study to which the programme belongs; in the case of a combined programme of study, also the proportion of areas of study in the instruction;


f) the period for which the programme of study may be implemented;


g) in the case of programmes of study under Article 22 (3) (a) and (b) of the Constitution, the name of the faculty; in the case of programmes of study under Article 22 (3) (c) and (d) of the Constitution, the names of faculties or, where applicable, the name of the cooperating institute or institutes of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (Article 12) or of a foreign higher education institution (Article 13);


h) the language of instruction;


i) where applicable, the authorization to organise the state rigorosum examination along with the specification of the relevant academic degree to be awarded.


3. Where the authorization is granted under paragraph 1 (b), the decision of the Internal Evaluation Board may impose remedial measures or require an inspection and a subsequent inspection report.


4. The decision of the Internal Evaluation Board to grant authorisation to implement a programme of study is signed by the Rector.


5. The resolution on the granting of authorisation to implement a programme of study, along with information on the availability of study for persons with disabilities, is published in the publicly accessible part of the University website without undue delay.


Article 16 Not Granting Authorisation to Implement a Programme of Study

1. The Internal Evaluation Board will decide not to grant authorization to implement a programme of study if the proposal:


a) is not in compliance with legal regulations18 and internal regulations;


b) does not meet the Standards of University Study Programmes;


c) is not in line with the Strategic Plan of the University;


d) did not contain all the elements necessary for approval, and these defects have not been rectified before the date of the considaration, or before the date of expiry of the period under Article 14 (4).


2. In the case of a resolution under paragraph 1, the Board will notify the proposer, through the Rector, of the reasons for the decision.


Article 17 Review of Resolution of the Internal Evaluation Board

1. The proposer or proposers may request that the Rector review the decision of the Internal Evaluation Board to not grant, to withdraw, or to restrict the authorization to implement a programme of study. The application for review of the resolution of the Internal Evaluation Board must be submitted within 30 days of the notification of the resolution.


2. The Rector reviews the compliance of the decision of the Internal Evaluation Board and its reasoning with legal and internal regulations.


3. The Rector may request an opinion from the Research Board of the University.


4. With respect to the review of the decision not to grant authorisaton to implement a programme of study, the Rector:


a) confirms it, or


b) cancels it and returns it to the Internal Evaluation Board for re-consideration under Article 14. In such a case, the decision of the Internal Evaluation Board is final.


Article 18 Extending Authorisation to Implement a Programme of Study and Changes to a Programme of Study

1. During the implementation of the programme of study the proposer or proposers may apply for:


a) an extension to include another form of study;


b) an extension to the cooperation with a department of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (Article 12);


c) an extension to the cooperation with a foreign higher education institution (Article 13);


d) an extension to the authorisation to organise the State Rigorous Examination;


e) the granting of authorization to carry out the respective programme of study in another language of instruction.


2. Material changes to the programme of study during the course of its implementation, as set out in a Rector's measure, on which the Internal Evaluation Board expresses its opinion, will be announced to the Internal Evaluation Board in advance by the dean of a faculty or the deans of faculties.


3. Article 14 and fol. apply with the necessary modifications to cases under paragraphs (1) and (2).


Article 19 Restricting or Revoking Authorisation to Implement a Programme of Study

1. If the Internal Evaluation Board detects serious deficiencies in the implementation of the programme of study, it ill invite the proposer to remedy them within a reasonable time.


2. Should the serious deficiencies in the implementation of the programme of study persist, the Internal Evaluation Board will decide, according to the nature of the case,:


a) to restrict the authorisation to implement a programme of study, which consists in a prohibition to admit further applicants to the programme of study concerned;


b) to withdraw the authorization to implement a programme of study,


and it will state the reasons therefor in its resolution.


Article 20 Termination of Authorisation to Implement a Programme of Study

1. The authorization to implement a programme terminates:


a) upon the withdrawal of the authorization to implement a programme of study under Article 19 (2) (b);


b) upon a notification from the University of the cancellation of the programme of study based on a proposal by the dean of a faculty or the deans of faculties under paragraph 2 published in the publicly accessible part of the University website;


c) upon the expiry of the period for which the authorization to implement the program of study was granted; or


d) upon other legal grounds.19


2. The proposal for cancellation of the programme of study under paragraph (1) (b) is submitted to the Rector by the dean of a faculty after it has been considered by the research board and academic senate of the faculty, or by the deans of faculties after it has been considered by the research boards and academic senates of the faculties, or, where applicable, by the director of a participating higher education institute after it has been considered by the research board of the institute. The authorization to implement a programme of study is canceled upon a notification from the Rector published in the publicly accessible section of the University's website.


Part IV Accreditation of Programmes of Study

Article 21 Introductory Provisions

If the authorisation to implement a programme of study of a given type or profile in a particular area or areas of study does not arise from the institutional accreditation of the University, the University may obtain such authorization through granting of the accreditation of the given programme of study by the Accreditation Office.


Article 22 Plan to Submit Application for Accreditation of a Programme of Study

1. A plan to apply for the accreditation of a programme of study will be notified to the Rector by the dean of a faculty or the deans of faculties.


2. If the plan concerns a programme of study that has not yet been implemented at the faculty, the Rector will inform other deans about this plan, and he will submit it, along with any possible opinions of the deans, for approval to the Internal Evaluation Board.


3. Where the relevant programme of study falls exclusively into an area or areas of study in which the University is authorized to implement the programme of study based on institutional accreditation, the Rector will invite the proposer to submit a proposal for the programme of study in accordance with Article 11.


4. The plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study is submitted to the Rector, who refers it to the Internal Evaluation Board for consideration, as follows:


a) in the case of a programme of study implemented at a single faculty under Article 22 (3) (a)  and (b) of the Constitution, by the dean of the faculty, after it has been approved by the research board of the faculty;


b) in the case of programmes of study implemented at multiple faculties, or with the participation of higher education institutes under Article 22 (3) (c) and (d), by the deans of faculties or, where appropriate, the directors of higher education institutes, after it has been approved by research boards of the faculties, and/or the research board of the higher education institute.


5. Prior to the approval of the plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study by the research board of the faculty, or by research boards of the faculties, the academic senate of the faculty, or academic senates of the faculties, express their opinion on the proposal.


6. A plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study must have the essential elements prescribed by law.20


7. If the plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study is incomplete or if there are other deficiencies that prevent it from being submitted to the Accreditation Office, the Rector will invite the proposer to rectify the defects. The Rector may set a time limit for completing or rectifying defects.


Article 23 Cooperation with Other Legal Entities

1. A plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study may be submitted, together with the University, by a legal entity under section  81 (1) of the Higher Education Act.


2. Along with the plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study, the proposers will submit an agreement on mutual cooperation in the implementation of the programme of study.


3. The agreement with the legal entity is signed by the dean after the academic senate of the faculty expressed its opinion thereon, and after it has been considered by the research board of the faculty.


4. The essential elements of agreements with other legal entities are regulated by  Rector’s measures.


5. The respective legal entity is a party to the proceedings regarding the application for accreditation of the programme of study along with the University. 21 


Article 24 Cooperation with Foreign Universities

1. The plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study under Article 22 (5) of the Constitution may be submitted, along with the University, by a foreign higher education institution.


2. The terms of cooperation are regulated, in accordance with the provisions of the Higher Education Act and the legislation of the state in which the cooperating foreign higher education institution is established, by an agreement between the higher education institutions concerned (“the Inter-university Study Agreement”).


3. The essential elements of the Inter-university Study Agreement with a foreign higher education institution are governed by a Rector’s measure.22


Article 25 Consideration of Plan to Apply for Accreditation of a Programme of Study

1. The Internal Evaluation Board assesses the compliance of a plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study with the legal regulations, internal regulations, Standards of University Study Programmes, and the Strategic Plan of the University.


2. The plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study is commented upon by a relevant panel or the relevant panels of the Internal Evaluation Board, which may request the opinion of consultants.23


3. The Internal Evaluation Board may, in justified cases, suspend the consideration of the plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study and ask the proposer to complete it or modify the application for accreditation of the programme of study. The Board will set a time limit within which the application for accreditation of the programme of study is to be completed or re-worked.


4. The Internal Evaluation Board will decide whether it will submit a plan to apply for accreditation of the programme of study within 90 days of the receipt of the proposer’s/proposers’ plan to accredit the programme of study. This period does not include a period during which the deficiencies referred to in Article 22 (6) are being rectified, nor the period for which the consideration is suspended under paragraph 3.


Article 26 Submitting Application for Accreditation of a Programme of Study

1. Upon approval of a plan to apply for accreditation of a programme of study by the Internal Evaluation Board, the Rector will submit the application for accreditation of the programme of study to the Accreditation Office.


2. If the Internal Evaluation Board does not approve the plan to apply for accreditation of the programme of study, it will return it, along with reasoning, to the faculty, or, as the case may be, to the faculties or a higher education institute, for re-consideration. Depending on the circumstances, the proposer or proposers will persevere with the presented plan to accredit the programme of study, complete it or otherwise change it, or take it back. Persevering with the original plan to accredit the programme of study must be justified separately.


Article 27 Extending and Prolonging Accreditation of Programme of Study and Changes to Programme of Study during its Implementation

1. When considering a plan to extend the period of accreditation of a programme of study24 or a plan to extend the scope of the existing accreditation of a programme of study25,  Articles 22 to 26 apply with the necessary modifications.


2. Material changes to the programme of study during the course of its implementation, as set out in a Rector’s measure, will be notified in advance to the Internal Evaluation Board by the dean of a faculty or the deans of faculties; the Internal Evaluation Board will assess them, and if necessary, consider them in compliance with Article 25, and notify them to the Accreditation Office.


Article 28 Termination of Accreditation of a Programme of Study

1. The accreditation of a programme of study is terminated upon withdrawal of the accreditation, upon notification by a higher education institution of the cancellation of the programme of study, or upon the expiry of the period for which the accreditation was granted26.


2. The proposal for the cancellation of the programme of study is submitted to the Rector by a dean of a faculty, after it has been considered by the research board and the academic senate of the faculty, or by the deans of the faculties after it has been considered by the research boards and the academic senates of the faculties, or, as the case may be, by a director of a participating higher education institute, after it has been considered by the research board of the institute. The programme of study is canceled by a Rector's notice published in the publicly accessible section of the University’s website after it has been approved by the Research Board of the University.


Part V Accreditation of Procedures to Attain Associate Professorship and Procedures for Appointment of Full Professorship

Article 29 Application for Accreditation

1. A proposal to apply for accreditation of procedures to attain associate professorship and for appointment of full professorship in a given branch (“the Procedures”) is submitted to the Rector by a dean of the relevant faculty after the research board of the faculty has expressed its opinion thereon.


2. The proposal to apply for accreditation of the Procedures contains:


a) essential elements set out by law;27


b) data regarding the academic staff who ensure implementation of the procedures in a given branch.28


3. If the proposal to apply for accreditation of the Procedures is not complete, or if there are other deficiencies that prevent its consideration or the submission of an application, the Rector will invite the dean to rectify the defects.


4. In the case of accreditation of a procedure which has not yet been implemented at the faculty, the Rector will notify other deans of this plan. Their possible opinions constitute the grounds for further consideration of the application.


Article 30 Consideration of Application for Accreditation

1. The Research Board of the University expresses its opinion on proposals to apply for accreditation of the Procedures.


2. If, in the opinion of the Research Board of the University, there are doubts as to the suitability of implementing the Procedures in the proposed branch, the Rector will refer this opinion for consideration to the dean who submitted the proposal, or will request additional materials.


3. In the case of factual objections to the original proposal, the dean will seek a new opinion from the research board of the faculty. Depending on the circumstances, the dean will either persevere with his proposal, amend or otherwise change it, or take it back. Persevering with the original proposal must be justified separately.


Article 31 Submitting Application for Accreditation

1. In the case of a positive opinion of the Research Board of the University, the Rector will submit an application for accreditation to the Accreditation Office no later than within four months of date of receipt of the dean’s proposal. This period does not include the period during which deficiencies referred to in Article 29 (3) were being rectified.


2. The application is accompanied by the opinion of the Research Board of the University; the Rector may also attach his own opinion.


Part VI Repealing and Final Provisions

Article 32 Repealing Provisions

1. The Accreditaion Code for Study Programmes of Charles University in Prague, registered by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports on 27 October 1999, is hereby repealed.


2. The Accreditaion Code for Procedures to Attain Associate Professorship and for Appointment of Full Professorship of Charles University in Prague, registered by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports on 27 October 1999, is hereby repealed.


Article 33 Final Provisions

1. Details on the implementation of this internal regulation are determined in a Rector’s measure, on which the Internal Evaluation Board expresses its opinion.


2. This Code was approved by the Academic Senate of the University on 9 December 2016.


3. This Code comes into force on the date of the registration by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports.29


4. This Code becomes effective on the first day of the second calendar month following the date of coming into force.





PhDr. Tomáš Nigrin, Ph.D.


President of the Academic Senate



Prof. MUDr. Tomáš Zima, DrSc.


Rector






Poznámky

1

Translator’s note: Words importing the masculine include the feminine, and unless the context otherwise requires, words in the singular include the plural and words in the plural include the singular.

2

Section  81a (2) (b) of the Higher Education Act.

3

Section 81a (2) (c) of the Higher Education Act.

4

Rules for the System of Internal Evaluation and Quality Assurance.

5

Section 81a (2) (d) of the Higher Education Act.

6

Section 81a (2), Annex to governmental regulation No. 274/2016, on standards for accreditations in higher education and requirements set by the Accreditaiton Authority.

7

Section 81a (2) (b) of the Higher Education Act.

8

Section 81a (2) (d) of the Higher Education Act.

9

Section 86a (3) of the Higher Education Act.

10

Section 81b (2) of the Higher Education Act.

11

Article 9 of the Constitution of Charles University.

12

Sections 44, 78 (7) (8) and (10)  of the Higher Education Act.

13

Section 81d (2) (b) and section 86a (3) of the Higher Education Act.


14

Article 22 (5) of the Constitution of Charles University.

15

Sections 44 and 78 (6) – (8) and (10) of the Higher Education Act.


16

Article 44 of the Constitution of Charles University.

17

Article 5 of the Code of Procedure for the Internal Evaluation Board of the University.

18

Sections 44 and 78 (7) – (8) and (10)  of the Higher Education Act.

19

Section 86 (3) of the Higher Education Act.

20

Section 79 of the Higher Education Act, governmental regulation No. 274/2016, on standards for accreditations in higher education and requirements set by the Accreditaiton Authority.

21

Section 86a (1) of the Higher Education Act.

22

Rector’s measure under Article 19 (5) of the Code of Study and Examination of Charles University.

23

Article 5 of the Code of Procedure for the Internal Evaluation Board of the University.


24

Section 80 (3) of the Higher Education Act.

25

Section 80 (4) of the Higher Education Act.

26

Section 80 (5) of the Higher Education Act.

27

Section 80 (2) of the Higher Education Act and governmental regulation No. 274/2016, on standards for accreditations in higher education.

28

Governmental regulation No. 274/2016, on standards for accreditations in higher education.

29

Section 36 of the Higher Education Act. The registration was completed on 14 December 2016.


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