University Charter

The University Charter is the main document regulating the activities of the higher education institution. It defines the university's mission, objectives, governance system, and the fundamental principles of its educational and scientific activities.

In accordance with the Charter, the main objective of the university is to train highly qualified specialists in line with state educational standards, to develop scientific research, and to carry out scientific and applied activities that serve the progress of society.

The university's activities are based on the principles of legality, transparency, academic freedom and ensuring the quality of education. The governance system is implemented through the rector, vice-rectors, faculties, departments and other structural units.

The Charter also defines the educational process, scientific activities, the rights and obligations of students, the activities of professors and teaching staff, and internal rules and procedures. This document serves to ensure the sustainable development of the university and to improve the quality of education.