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Cyber University of Uzbekistan

1. University Charter

This is the main document defining the goals, objectives, structure and organizational principles of the university. The charter specifies:

  • The name and legal status of the educational institution.
  • The goals and objectives of the university.
  • The rights and obligations of students, teachers and administration.
  • The structure of the university, including faculties, departments and research centers.
  • The main principles of work (academic freedom, scientific research, interaction with international partners).

2. Regulations on educational programs

This document regulates the rules and requirements for all educational programs provided by the university. It includes:

  • Description of bachelor's, master's, doctoral and additional educational courses.
  • Requirements for academic standards and training programs.
  • Procedure for enrolling students, their transfer, as well as translation and defense of diploma and master's theses.
  • Procedure for conducting exams, tests and other types of student certification.

3. Regulations on distance and online learning

In the context of digitalization, the cyber university actively uses online learning formats, and for this, a separate document is needed regulating:

  • Platforms and tools used for online courses.
  • Rules for student participation in online courses and virtual seminars.
  • Assessment of student work in a remote format.
  • Organization of student support in online mode (consultations, tutoring, etc.).

4. Cybersecurity Policy

Since the Cyber ​​University works with modern digital technologies, it has a strict cybersecurity policy that covers:

  • Measures to protect data of students, teachers and scientific materials.
  • Requirements for the use of educational platforms and learning management systems.
  • Rules for access to the university network and resources, as well as monitoring of cyber threats.
  • Procedures for responding to information security incidents.

5. Regulations on scientific research and innovation

This document defines the rules and procedures concerning scientific work and innovation development at the university. It includes:

  • The structure of scientific departments, laboratories and research centers.
  • Rules for students and teachers to participate in scientific projects.
  • The procedure for publishing scientific articles and defending dissertations.
  • Financing and support for innovative start-ups and research initiatives.

6. University Code of Ethics

Ethical standards and values ​​play an important role in the academic environment, especially in the field of technology. This document sets out:

  • Principles of academic integrity, including the prevention of plagiarism and data falsification.
  • Requirements for professional and ethical practice in research and teaching.
  • Responsibility of students and teachers for compliance with these standards.

7. Statement of Students' Rights

This document protects the rights of students and regulates their relationship with the university. It may include:

  • Students' rights to access educational and scientific resources.
  • Procedure for filing appeals, complaints and suggestions.
  • Student responsibilities, including participation in the educational process and compliance with discipline.
  • Rules for students studying online.

8. Agreement on the provision of educational services

An official agreement between a university and a student that regulates the terms of provision of educational services. The agreement may specify:

  • Conditions of enrollment and completion of training.
  • Procedure for payment of training (if it is a commercial program).
  • Rights and obligations of the parties.
  • Conditions for termination of the contract and refund of funds (if applicable).

9. Regulation on internal control and audit

This document regulates internal control over the university's activities and audit procedures to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Includes:

  • Evaluation of the quality of educational programs and scientific research.
  • Audits of compliance with data security and cybersecurity standards.
  • Reports and audits concerning financial and administrative activities.

10. Documents regulating external cooperation

These are agreements and contracts with other universities, research institutions, and industrial partners. Includes:

  • Agreements on joint educational programs and research projects.
  • Terms and conditions of academic exchanges and internships for students.
  • Partnership agreements with companies in the field of technology and innovation.

These official documents create a clear legal and organizational basis for the work of the cyber university, ensuring its stable and successful functioning in the context of constant changes in the field of technology and education.