Section 4.3
Programme Boards participate in developing, reviewing and enhancing study programmes, taking account of internal and external stakeholders’ views and changing labour market requirements.
RPKS responsibilities
- enhancing the educational concept and study programme;
- analysing admissions rules for programmes offered by the faculty;
- making recommendations on the organisation, completion and assessment of practical classes and work placements;
- making recommendations on graduation procedures, including thesis preparation and assessment and final examination arrangements;
- preparing a list of final examination questions based on course coordinators’ proposals, for subsequent approval by WKJK;
- analysing learning support, including classroom equipment and library resources used in teaching;
- analysing survey results from graduates of the programme;
- obtaining internal and external stakeholders’ views on the study programme and graduates’ professional preparation;
- periodically reviewing study programmes, including course selection and teaching formats, the relevance of learning outcomes, and the case for introducing or withdrawing programme pathways;
- drafting programme amendments and proposing their implementation to the Faculty Dean.