Position, mission and duties

I. Position and Function:

The Department of Science, Technology, and Development Cooperation is a unit of the University.
It advises the Rector on matters related to scientific research activities, domestic cooperation, and international cooperation at the University.

II. Duties:

  1. Develop plans and implement scientific research activities, as well as apply the results of research at the University;
  2. Receive, implement, monitor, manage the execution, and organize the evaluation of research projects at various levels led by the University or carried out by its staff and employees;
  3. Transfer the University's research results to organizations and individuals outside the University;
  4. Receive and propose the establishment of a review committee for international publications by the University's staff, employees, and students;
  5. Organize scientific seminars and conferences at the University level and above, and manage the execution of seminars and conferences within the University; summarize and propose rewards for scientific research work at the University;
  6. Coordinate with the Student Union to organize and manage research activities for students; organize and manage student academic competitions led by the University; propose and manage student participation in academic competitions outside the University;
  7. Lead the creation of budgets and implement the budget for scientific research activities for staff, employees, and students;
  8. Manage, oversee, and organize the implementation of international cooperation projects in scientific research and training;
  9. Develop and organize the implementation of domestic and international cooperation plans and programs;
  10. Organize meetings between the Rector and domestic and foreign organizations or individuals (excluding activities related to scholarships and employment for students); coordinate the signing of cooperation agreements with domestic and international organizations; manage and implement these agreements;
  11. Handle procedures and manage outbound and inbound delegations; manage procedures for staff, employees, and students traveling abroad for conferences, scientific meetings, or short-term training;
  12. Manage information, documents, and records related to scientific activities, domestic and international cooperation; perform reporting and statistics in accordance with legal regulations and University requirements;
  13. Compile and report data according to the department’s functions and send it to the Database and IT Department for centralized management;
  14. Update and review documents related to the department’s activities;
  15. Assist the University’s Science and Training Council;
  16. Carry out other tasks related to scientific research activities and domestic and international cooperation as directed by the Rector.

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