The following regulations are addressed to the Doctoral Students of the Central European University.

The P-1103-01v2212-1 edition of the CEU Doctoral Regulations will enter enter into force on August 1, 2023, and will apply to:
(1) all student cohorts who enrolled in CEU doctoral programs from the academic year 2023/24 onwards, and
(2) those students in the cohorts whose enrollment started in the academic years 2022/23, 2021/2022, 2020/21 and who chose to, and were approved by their programs, to opt into the new four-year study and funding scheme.

The P-1103-01v2212-2 edition of the CEU Doctoral Regulations applies to doctoral students who enrolled in CEU doctoral programs prior to the academic year 2023/24, and who chose not to opt into the new four-year study and funding scheme.

This Policy defines the main principles, organization and mechanisms of Institutional Assessment and Quality Assurance at CEU.

This document serves as the foundation for Student Union governance at Central European University.

The purpose of this policy is to establish principles and procedures by which Central European University (CEU) assigns credit hours to academic courses.

The purpose of the Code is to protect the values common to all members of the University community, including academic integrity, obedience to the law and ethical standards; and to provide a clear procedural system for dealing with matters of general and academic misconduct that jeopardize the health, safety, development and mission of the University and of its individual members.

Regulates the procedure for applying for and obtaining external academic funding for research and education activities at CEU.

The document regulates the student rights and responsibilities exercised within the CEU community.

The policy describes the rules and regulations of transferring credits earned as a student at CEU or at another recognized university or institution of higher education.

This Policy defines the mechanisms and responsibilities for providing open access to, and centrally registering, CEU academic publications.

The purpose of the CEU Policy on the Rights of Students with Disabilities is to ensure that the legal rights of students with disabilities are recognized and protected. It establishes the principles and procedures through which students with disabilities are recognized and assisted at CEU, outlining support mechanisms and processes to ensure that students with disabilities enjoy the same educational opportunities as their fellow CEU students.

The aim of the policy is to provide certainty in research pursuits and technology-based relationships with third parties; to create an optimal environment for research, development, and commercialization opportunities with private industry; and to ensure the timely and efficient protection and management of intellectual property; and to
establish clear rules for obtaining and transferring IP rights, for remuneration of the creators of intellectual property as well as for affirming the moral rights of the creators.

The purpose of these Regulations is to define the University’s procedures of keeping registers, comply with relevant legislation and abide by the requirements of data protection and data security.

POLICY STATEMENT
Central European University (“CEU”) recognizes that trafficking in persons is inherently harmful, dehumanizing, and contrary to CEU’s mission and values. CEU has a zero-tolerance policy for trafficking in persons and is committed to high standards of ethics and integrity and compliance with all laws applicable to CEU and CEU Affiliates (as defined in 3.1).

BACKGROUND
CEU has developed this Anti-Trafficking in Persons Policy (“Policy”) and Compliance Plan for Combating Trafficking in Persons (“Plan”) in accordance with the “Trafficking in Persons (April 2016)” clause of the US Agency for International Development (“USAID”) Standard Provisions for US Nongovernmental Recipients. The Plan is an inseparable Annex to the Policy.

The policy applies to all credit-bearing courses, activities and programs offered via the distance education format by Central European University (CEU). The purpose of this policy is to ensure compliance with the standards of the United States Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) concerning student identity verification in distance education. In line with the requirements established by HEOA, CEU ensures that individuals completing credit-bearding coursework and other activities at CEU are the same students who have enrolled at CEU and registered for the respective programs and courses.

The information contained in this guide is intended as a resource to help students with disabilities.

CEU revises the Admissions Policy with immediate effect to include DET as a proof English proficiency for the present admissions cycle.

The purpose of these Regulations is to define the University’s procedures of keeping registers, comply with relevant legislation and abide by the requirements of data protection and data security.

The purpose of this document is to set forth policies and procedures related to all support contributed to Central European University, including the solicitation, acceptance, spending, and stewardship of all types of gifts.

The present policy defines the rules of the nostrification of foreign doctoral degrees.

These are guidelines on fair use and copyright as they apply to teaching and research. The focus is on rules and procedures for copying, distributing and making accessible electronic and print items in the course of teaching and research, taking into account fair use principles as defined by the practice at US universities and Hungarian copyright law.

This policy is intended to help prevent accidents, illnesses and injuries; increase safety awareness; meet requirements of occupational health and safety laws and regulations; reduce institutional liability; and establish safety responsibilities for members of the university community and visitors to university-owned or occupied property.