The Rectorate at POLIS University is a key executive body that plays an essential role in the governance and strategic management of the institution. Here’s a clearer summary of its structure and functions:

Structure of the Rectorate:

Rector – the head of the Rectorate.
Vice-Rector – supports the Rector and may assist in various functions.
Heads of Main Units – oversee specific departments or functions within the university.
Administrator of the LLC – responsible for the management of the university’s legal entity.
Administrator of the HEI (Higher Education Institution) – responsible for the overall administration of the university’s activities.

Key Functions of the Rectorate:

• Strategic Development – Drafts the institution’s strategic development plan, considering input from various units of the university.
• Implementation of Decisions – Executes the decisions made by the Academic Senate and Board of Administration.
• Annual Work Plan – Develops an annual work plan based on the strategic development plan, then monitors its execution.
• Quality Assessment – Reviews and monitors the results of the university’s quality assessments, ensuring that improvements are made where necessary.
• Publication of Assessment Results – Publishes the results of performance evaluations within the university.
• Annual Report – Prepares and presents the annual report on teaching and research activities.