The Secretary General is the highest authority in the university’s administrative structure and is responsible to the Rector for the supervision and control of this structure’s operations. The Secretary General serves as a reporting member of both the University Senate and the Administrative Board, without voting rights.
In addition to responsibilities related to the administrative structure, the Secretary General also fulfills the following duties personally and through subordinate units:
- To serve as the rapporteur in the University Senate and the Administrative Board; to carry out the necessary work for determining the agenda, and to ensure that the decisions taken are documented, preserved, communicated to the relevant units, and archived.
- To ensure that the units within the University Administrative Organization operate in a regular, efficient, and coordinated manner,
- To ensure that the university staff provide services in accordance with their sense of duty and responsibility,
- To provide in-service training for the staff in order to enable them to adapt to changes in the education sector and to raise the standards of the services provided.
