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This Policy defines the main principles, organization and mechanisms of Institutional Assessment and Quality Assurance at CEU. It is based on the Characteristics of Excellence in Higher Education defined by the CEU main accrediting agency - the Middle States Commission for Higher Education - European Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area, and the Hungarian Higher Education Act.

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

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

This document encompasses the CEU regulations on rank, appointment, promotion and related matters.

The purpose of the CEU Ethical Research Policy is to establish the principles and responsibilities for ethical conduct in research by the members of the CEU community. As a research intensive university, CEU values and protects academic freedom while safeguards ethical principles in research such as respect for persons and their welfare and justice.

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.

CEU and KEE are registered as legally distinct American and Hungarian entities which operate as a single academic community.

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 document describes the operational and organisational regulations of the Közép-európai Egyetem which is an officially accredited HEI in Hungary.

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

Közép-európai Egyetem (KEE) is entitled to implement habilitation procedure and issue the Habilitation Document (decretium habilitationis) in those sciences and fields of sciences where the University is entitled to pursue doctoral education and issuance of doctoral degree. This policy regulates the habilitation procedure within KEE/CEU.

This policy outlines the procedure the University will follow in collecting confidential contact information and steps to be taken in the event that a student is reported missing.

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.

The purpose of the CEU Student Disability Policy 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 present policy defines the rules of the nostrification of foreign doctoral degrees.

CEU is committed to improving its performance in sustainability in all areas of operations. This policy gives a description of the standards for managing sustainability.

The present document describes the guidelines for the use of network and computer services at CEU.