Minutes academic council and faculty management
Budget 2023, analysis of the study administration at SDU, evaluation of the collaboration with RIO legal
Read the minutes from the meeting in the Academic Council on February 6 and the meetings in the faculty management group on February 7 and 20, 2023
In the minutes from the Academic Council on 6 February (Danish only), you can read about:
- Announcements: New members in the council, feedback from the university council, strategic priorities 2023 and survey regarding communication and involvement
- Budget 2023: Marianne Holmer presented the budget 2023, including the limitation of appropriations that SDU's board decided before Christmas
- New rules of procedure for the Academic Council: The Academic Council set up a working group to prepare revised rules of procedure, as SDU's standard rules of procedure have been revised.
- Round the table: the Academic Council set up a working group to work on the process and criteria for an honorary doctorate at NAT.
In the minutes from the management meeting on 7 February (Danish only), you can read about:
- Faculty administration: Study administration: Team leader Søren Sten Hansen participated in the meeting with a presentation of the study administration in the faculty administration.
- Evaluation of the collaboration with RIO Legal: The faculty management evaluated the collaboration with RIO legal in the wake of the Academic Council meeting in October 2022
- Promotion program for VIP: The faculty management discussed the status of implementation of the promotion program for VIP.
In the minutes from the management meeting on 20 February (Danish only), you can read about:
- Analysis of the study administration at SDU: The faculty management discussed the just published analysis of the study administration at SDU. See the material here: https://sdunet.dk/da/service/uddannelsesadministration
- Follow-up on retreat for NAT's education management: The faculty management and the education management discussed the three overall efforts that the education committee has proposed, which aim to develop our educations and our practice, including whether we can reduce the scientific staff’s time consumption in general.