Rector’s Directive No. 22/2022 (consolidated version) ****************************************************************************************** * ****************************************************************************************** Title: Standards of study programmes implemented at Charles Univers To Implement: Government Decree No. 274/2016 Coll., part one chapter A poi Lead Office: Department of Quality of Education and Accreditations Effect: 1 June 2022 ****************************************************************************************** * Rector’s Directive No. 13/2019 as amended by Rector’s Directive No. 22/2022 (Consolidate ****************************************************************************************** *========================================================================================= * Standards of study programmes implemented at Charles University *========================================================================================= This Rector’s Directive implements Government Decree No. 274/2016 Coll., regulating standa education, part one chapter A point VI paragraph 2: “Internal requirements for programmes a higher education institute will approve on the grounds of a granted institutional accred specified in an internal regulation and possibly in other internal documents of the higher institute”. The Rector’s Directive specifies binding requirements for granting authorizati study programme within institutional accreditation for an area or areas of study. *========================================================================================= * PART ONE – Introductory Provisions *========================================================================================= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.An internal regulation of Charles University (hereinafter referred to as the “University detailed specification of the procedures of creation, approval, and changes of proposals of study. 2.An internal regulation of the University specifies the provision and quality evaluation activities, scientific and research, developmental and innovation, artistic, or other cr activities (hereinafter referred to as the “Creative Activities”) and associated activit in all programmes of study at the University. 3.An internal regulation of the University specifies the internal evaluation of educationa in programmes of study which is based on feedback processes, in particular on a poll and and qualitative surveys; the academic staff, students, relevant professional chambers, s associations or employers’ organizations, or other professionals from practical fields a these processes to an appropriate extent, taking into account the types and possible pro programmes of study. The evaluation also concerns the success rate in the admissions pro dropout rate and the completion rate of the programme of study and the employability of 4.The development of curricula, including the specification of any practical teaching carr possibly by another natural or legal person and the duration of such practical teaching, the rules and conditions laid down in the Code of Study and Examination of Charles Unive rules and recommended procedures for the development of programmes of study at the Unive rules for the organization of studies at the individual faculties. *========================================================================================= * PART TWO – General Requirements for the Institutional Environment at the Faculties *========================================================================================= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.In organizing studies and teaching, the faculty applies criteria set out in the Code of Examination of Charles University and the rules for the organization of study at the fac correspond to the objectives of the study, enable its objective evaluation, and are used students. The evaluation enables students to improve during their studies. 2.The faculty has developed an effective strategy for the personal development of the acad has motivational tools for this development. This strategy is taken into account in the programmes of study implemented at the faculty. 3.The faculty offers programmes of study implemented in foreign languages. 4.An internal regulation of the faculty specifies the requirements for the supervision of master’s theses or dissertations (hereinafter referred to as “qualification theses”) and requirements on persons who supervise qualification theses, including the highest number one person may supervise. The Internal Evaluation Board may set the maximum number of th by one person for each area of study, but it is recommended that the number of theses pe the academic staff should not exceed 20 for bachelor’s studies, 15 for master’s studies, doctoral studies. The total number of qualifying theses supervised by the supervisor in programmes of study and at the different departments is taken into account, as is whethe has sufficient time to appropriately supervise the qualifying theses. As a general rule, number of supervised theses should not exceed 20. Qualification theses supervised by ext must be supported by an academic member of the faculty or the University. 5.The faculty develops cooperation with practical training, taking into account the types, or areas of study, and possible profiles of programmes of study. This means in particula teaching, assigning of qualification and rigorosum theses, awarding of scholarships, and practitioners in the educational process, etc. *========================================================================================= * PART THREE – General Requirements for the Creation and Implementation of Programmes of S *========================================================================================= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 3 – Consistency of the programme of study with the aim of the university ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.In terms of type, content, form, and possible profile, the programme of study is in acco the aim and the Strategic Plan of the educational and scientific  research, development artistic, or other creative activities of the University and other strategic documents o and with the strategic documents of the faculty or faculties implementing the programme 2.When creating a programme of study, the content of the new programme should not overlap with the content of another programme of study which is already implemented at the Unive area of study, except for study programmes where implementation at several faculties is specific and justifiable reasons. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 4 – Profile of the graduate of the programme of study and content of the programme ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The content of the programme of study corresponds to the objectives of the study and to area or areas of study and enables the achievement of the specified profile of the gradu programme of study. 2.The professional knowledge, professional skills, and general competences acquired by the the programme of study are in accordance with the given type and possible profile of the study and correspond to the relevant area of study. 3.The content of the subjects taught, the teaching methods, the provision of practical tea method of evaluation, the content of state examinations, and the topics and focus of qua theses are in accordance with the planned outcomes of the teaching and with the profile in the given programme of study and they form a logical whole. This requirement applies modifications to the state rigorosum examinations and the topics of the rigorosum theses master’s programmes of study who have obtained the academic degree of “Magistr” (Master) 4.Approaches which support the active role of students in the teaching process and modern which achieve the expected outcomes of teaching the programme are used in the implementa programme of study. 5.The ratio of direct teaching and self-study in the study load corresponds to the given s the form of study, the possible profile of the programme of study, and the teaching meth load is effectively distributed within the structure of the subjects and the curriculum. 6.The study load associated with the completion of the individual subjects in bachelor’s a programmes of study is expressed in terms of credit evaluation. The credit evaluation of carried out in accordance with the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). 7.The composition of the study literature as well as the composition of the teaching resou information sets which will replace the student’s direct teaching (hereinafter referred materials”), which are listed in the requirements of the core subjects, reflect the curr knowledge and take into account the international dimension of the study. Study literatu materials listed in the requirements for the core subjects are made available for studen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 5 – Staffing of programmes of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The programme of study is taught by academic staff and possibly also by other experts wi appropriate qualifications to provide the individual subjects. The relevant qualificatio demonstrated by academic education achieved, the acquisition of a scientific and pedagog (associate professor or professor), and by the most significant professional outputs rel subject which they teach and by creative activities appropriate to the type of programme 2.The number of academic staff providing a programme of study corresponds to the type of t of study, the area or areas of study within which the programme is to be implemented, th study, the teaching methods, the current or expected number of students and the possible programme of study. 3.If the sum of an academic staff member’s weekly working hours from all concluded employm relationships for the activities of an academic staff member at the University or other institution exceeds 1.5 times the weekly working hours stipulated under s. 79 of the Lab academic staff member will not be taken into account when assessing the staffing of the study. 4.Any employment or service relationship of a member of the academic staff agreed for a ma one year with weekly working hours not exceeding 0.2 times the weekly working hours set with s. 79 of the Labour Code is not to be taken into account when assessing the require length of the academic staff member’s weekly working hours. 5.In the case of programmes of study with a specialization in healthcare, the requirements of weekly working hours of the academic staff are deemed to have been met even if the le working hours stipulated by these requirements can be achieved by adding to the length o staff member’s weekly working hours at the University the weekly working hours of that p by his employment relationship with a university hospital or other healthcare facility w University or faculty concluded a contract on cooperation in the provision of clinical a teaching or research and development activities. 6.Teachers who ensure the implementation of the programme of study have a university educa by completing at least a master’s programme of study or they have its equivalent obtaine university. 7.Requirements for staffing, creative activities, etc. may be specified for individual typ of study with regard to the relevant area of study. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 6 – Guarantor of a programme of study – general requirements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The programme of study is guaranteed by a member of the academic staff who meets the req down in s. 44 (6) of the Higher Education Act and who has the professional qualification to the programme of study or to a study programme of close or related content specializa guarantor is a member of the academic staff at the University and, at the same time, at which implements the given programme of study, and he participates in teaching the given study. 2.A member of the academic staff may be only: a.the guarantor of no more than one programme of study, b.the guarantor of no more than one bachelor’s programme of study and one master’s progr the same, similar, or related content specialization, or c.the guarantor of no more than one master’s programme of study and one doctoral program the same, similar, or related content specialization. In all of the above cases, programmes of study which have identical content and differ o the language of instruction are regarded as a single programme of study from the point o guarantorship. 3.The competences and responsibilities of the guarantor of the programme of study and, in doctoral programmes of study, also of the subject-area board are specified by the Consti Rules for the System of Internal Evaluation and Quality Assurance of the University, and in detail in a Rector’s Directive. 4.The guarantor of the programme of study works at the University as a member of the acade basis of an employment relationship or relationships with total weekly working hours cor the weekly working hours specified pursuant to s. 79 of the Labour Code. At the same tim of the programme of study works at the faculty which implements the programme of study as a member of the academic staff on the basis o relationship as referred to in the first sentence with weekly working hours correspondin half of the weekly working hours stipulated in accordance with s. 79 of the Labour Code. the academic staff member’s employment relationship consists of workload resulting from in the creative or educational activities of the faculty (Czech Science Foundation (GA Č University Grant Agency (GA UK), Operational Programme: Research, Development and Educat etc.), this part of the employment relationship is considered part of his competence if and educational activities are demonstrably related to the programme of study. 5.Any other employment or service relationships of the guarantor of the programme of study basis of which he works as a member of the academic staff at the University or other hig institutions or at a foreign higher education institution or a domestic legal entity pur of the Higher Education Act, do not give rise to an obligation to perform work or to be workplace in a total amount exceeding half of the stipulated weekly working hours pursua the Labour Code. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 7 - Financial, material, and other support of a programme of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The department has an infrastructure for teaching the programme of study, in particular, material and technical support, sufficient and operational teaching and study facilities laboratories are equipped with aids and laboratory and teaching equipment which correspo of the programme of study, its content, objectives and the relevant area of study, and, bachelor’s or master’s programme of study, to the profile of the programme and the numbe 2.Students have sufficient access to domestic and foreign scientific literature and other sources corresponding to the type of the programme of study and, in the case of a bachel programme of study, also to the profile of the programme of study. *========================================================================================= * PART FOUR – Bachelor’s and Master’s Studies *========================================================================================= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 8 – Content of study in bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Academically-oriented study 1.The curriculum is designed to enable students of academically-oriented programmes of stu in particular, the theoretical knowledge necessary for the exercise of their profession, application in creative activities, and also to acquire the necessary practical skills. 2.In the case of an academically-oriented programme of study, there is a demonstrable link between the creative activities of the faculty, faculties, and other cooperating departm institutions, including foreign higher education institutions with which the programme o jointly implemented (hereinafter referred to as the “departments”). 3.Students of the academically-oriented master’s programme of study are allowed to partici creative activities of the department. Professionally-oriented study 4.The curriculum is designed to enable students of a professionally-oriented programme of particular, to master the practical skills necessary for the exercise of their professio the acquisition of the necessary theoretical knowledge. 5.In the case of a professionally-oriented programme of study, the given programme of stud demonstrable cooperation with practical training. 6.The curriculum of the professionally-oriented bachelor’s programme of study is designed practical training for students in the scope of at least 12 weeks. 7.The curriculum of a professionally oriented master’s programme of study is designed to i teaching of students for at least 6 weeks, or 12 weeks in the case of a master’s program which is not a continuation of a bachelor’s programme of study. Bachelor’s study 8.The content of studies in the bachelor’s programme of study is based on the application knowledge and methods of research, development, and other creative activities in the giv study. 9.The curriculum of a bachelor’s programme of study includes theoretical and methodologica which are the content of the core theoretical subjects. 10As a general rule, at least 30% of the lectures of compulsory and elective subjects in t programme of study should be delivered by associate professors or professors or academic a scientific degree, but the Internal Evaluation Board may, in justified cases, set this differently for individual areas of study. Master’s study 11The content of studies in the master’s programme of study is based on the current state knowledge, research, development, and other creative activities in the given area of stu 12The curriculum of a master’s programme of study includes theoretical and methodological which are the content of the core theoretical subjects. 13As a general rule, at least 30% of the lectures of compulsory and elective subjects shou by associate professors or professors, but the Internal Evaluation Board may, in justifi this requirement differently. International dimension of a programme of study 14The international dimension of the study programme is considered by taking into account possible profile of the study programme. 15In a broader context, the educational and creative activities of the department are base knowledge and have an international character. 16Taking into account the type and possible profile of the programmes of study, subjects t languages should be offered in particular in academically- oriented master’s programmes 17The programme of study has demonstrable international mobility of students and academic forms of international cooperation. 18The programme of study is designed in such a way that in performing his study obligation course of his studies the student demonstrates the ability to use the acquired professio professional skills, and general competence in at least one foreign language. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 9 – Staffing of bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.In terms of qualifications, age, length of weekly working hours, and experience of worki practice, the overall structure of the team of academic staff providing the study progra to the structure and content of the curriculum, the objectives of the study, and the pos the study programme, and: a.in the case of an academically-oriented programme of study, the academic staff carry o activities corresponding to this or a related programme of study, b.in the case of a professionally-oriented programme of study, adequate representation o involved in teaching is ensured. Guarantor of a subject 2.Subjects in the study programme have guarantors who participate in the teaching of the s Key teachers who are important in terms of the teaching of the subject or its continuity substantially involved in teaching may be listed for each subject. 3.The programme of study is sufficiently staffed even in terms of the duration of its impl the prospects for its development, in particular with regard to: a.the length of the weekly working hours of the guarantors of the core subjects of the s b.the age structure of the guarantors of the core subjects and key teachers and the age of the study programme, c.the number of the core subjects, including the core theoretical subjects, which the te or possibly participates in them as a key teacher. 4.The core theoretical subjects of the bachelor’s programme of study are guaranteed by aca appointed as professor or associate professor or by academic staff with a scientific deg guarantors of these study subjects participate in the lectures proportionately. In excep justified cases, a renowned expert may be accepted as a guarantor of a subject, even if the required qualifications. 5.The core subjects of the master’s programme of study are guaranteed by academic staff wi degree. The guarantors of these subjects sufficiently participate in their teaching to a although the Internal Evaluation Board may, in justified cases, set this requirement dif 6.The core theoretical subjects of the master’s programme of study are guaranteed by acade appointed as professor or associate professor in the area which corresponds to the area study within which the given master’s programme of study will be implemented or in a rel guarantors of these study subjects participate in the lectures significantly. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 10 – Guarantor of bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The guarantor of a bachelor’s programme of study is an academic staff member who has bee professor or associate professor or has the academic degree of “candidate of sciences” ( “CSc.”) or has an education obtained by completing a doctoral programme of study (herein to as the “scientific degree”). 2.The guarantor of an academically oriented bachelor’s programme of study has professional relevant to the given bachelor’s programme of study or to a programme of study with a si related content specialization and has carried out, within the last five years, creative corresponding to the area or areas of study within which the bachelor’s programme of stu implemented. 3.The guarantor of a professionally oriented bachelor’s programme of study has a professio qualification relevant to the given bachelor’s programme of study or to a programme of s similar or related content specialization and has carried out, within the last five year activities corresponding to the area or areas of study within which the bachelor’s progr to be implemented, or has been engaged in professional practice of corresponding content 4.The guarantor of a master’s programme of study is a member of the academic staff who has professor or associate professor in the field which corresponds to the given area or are within which the given master’s programme of study is to be implemented and who has carr activities in the given field in the last five years. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 11 – Creative activities in bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The department carries out creative activities which correspond to the area or areas of which the programme of study of the relevant type is to be implemented. The Internal Eva may divide the requirements for creative activities according to the individual areas of 2.The departments which provide academically oriented bachelor’s programme of study carry activities which correspond to the area or areas of study within which the programme of to be implemented. 3.The departments which provide academically-oriented master’s programme of study: a.Carry out creative activities with an international dimension which corresponds to the of study within which the programme of study is to be implemented, b.Carry out scientific or artistic projects in the Czech Republic or abroad (or possibly intended to support research, development, and innovation from major international or schemes) which are professionally related to the area or areas of study within which t study is or is to be implemented. 4.The departments which provide professionally-oriented master’s programme of study carry in the last three years, carried out scientific or artistic projects or applied for cont projects in the Czech Republic or abroad (or possibly apply or have applied, in the last for funds intended to support research, development, and innovation from major internati foreign grant schemes – in particular from the relevant European Union framework program professionally related to the area or areas of study within which the programme of study implemented. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 12 – Authorization to hold state rigorosum examinations for graduates of the maste study who were awarded the academic degree of “Magistr” (Master) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The content of the state rigorosum examination and the topics of the rigorosum theses ar master’s programme of study implemented in the same area or areas of study or to a maste of study whose accreditation or authorization to implement it is requested by the facult doctoral programme of study implemented in the same area or areas of study and which is similar, or related content specialization as the relevant master’s programme of study. the state rigorosum examination and the topics of the rigorosum theses are based on the scientific knowledge, research, development, and other creative activities in the given 2.The authorization to hold the state rigorosum examination may be exercised only if the f implements at least one doctoral programme of study in the given area of study which has similar, or related content specialization as the relevant master’s programme of study. 3.The faculty has published rules specifying the requirements for state rigorosum examinat rigorosum theses and regulating the organizational procedures in preparation for state r examinations and the defence of rigorosum theses. *========================================================================================= * PART FIVE – Doctoral Programmes of Study *========================================================================================= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 13 – Content of study in the doctoral programme of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The content of study in the doctoral programme of study is based on the contemporary sta knowledge or artistic creation in the given area of study and on current theoretical and foundations, it corresponds to the objectives of the study, and enables the achievement profile of the graduate of the programme of study. 2.The curriculum is designed to enable students to acquire the knowledge and skills necess activities. 3.The doctoral study programme has a demonstrable connection to the creative activities of 4.Any professional study subjects of the doctoral programme of study through which the stu performing his study obligations, acquires professional knowledge, professional skills, competences which are reflected in the profile of the graduate are not identical in cont compulsory or elective study subjects of the bachelor’s or master’s programme of study. 5.Part of the study obligations in the doctoral programme of study is the completion of pa at a foreign institution in the cumulative duration of at least one month or another for participation of the student in international cooperation, e.g., participation in an int creative project with results published or presented abroad, etc. 6.The topics of dissertations are in line with the creative activities of the department i areas of study within which the programme of study is implemented. 7.Any additional obligations to be fulfilled by the student during his studies must be dir the study and must be part of his individual curriculum. 8.A prerequisite for the public defence of the dissertation is the submission of professio creative activities. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 14 – Staffing of a doctoral programme of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.In terms of qualifications, age, length of weekly working hours, and experience  working practical field, the overall structure of the team of academic staff implementing the do of study corresponds to the structure and content of the general curriculum and the aims and the academic staff carry out creative activities corresponding to this or a related 2.The guarantor of a doctoral programme of study is a member of the academic staff who has professor or associate professor in a field corresponding to the given programme of stud programme of similar or related content, and who has carried out creative activities and supervisor in the given field in the last five years. 3.Supervisors may only be associate professors and professors and possibly other experts a the relevant research board of the faculty who have a scientific degree and creative act correspond to the content specialization of the dissertation.. 4.Members of the subject-area board of the doctoral study programme are limited to those w last 5 years, have carried out creative activities corresponding to the area or areas of which the doctoral programme of study is to be implemented. 5.The subject-area board has at least five members; at least two thirds of the members of area board must be associate professors or professors or persons who have attained a com abroad; at least one quarter of the members of the subject-area board must not be employ employment relationship with the University assigned to the relevant faculty or particip and at least one of them must not be employed by the University.22 The chair of the subj is the guarantor of the doctoral study programme. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 15 – Creative activities in the doctoral programme of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The department carries out creative activities with an international dimension which cor area or areas of study within which the doctoral programme of study is, or will be, carr which correspond to the type of programme of study. The Internal Evaluation Board may el requirements for creative activities according to the different areas of study. 2.The department is a long-term researcher of scientific or artistic projects in the Czech or abroad (or applies for funds intended to support research, development and innovation international or foreign grant schemes which are professionally related to the area or a within which the programme of study is or is to be implemented). *========================================================================================= * PART SIX – Other Specific Requirements *========================================================================================= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 16 – Specific requirements for the distance and combined forms of study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The method of implementing the study programme in the distance and hybrid forms of study demonstrably functional. 2.The bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study in the combined form are designed to inc hours of direct teaching per semester, except for the last semester of study which is in for the preparation of the qualification thesis. 3.Study materials are provided for subjects which are implemented wholly or partly by dist Study materials, teaching using computer technology and the Internet, and the method of the teacher, including the system of consultation and possibility of communication betwe themselves, are specified for each such study subject. 4.Study materials for learning in a foreign language are prepared in the relevant foreign ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 17 – Specific requirements for programmes of study implemented in a foreign langua ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.A translation of the applicable internal regulations into English or the relevant foreig available for programmes of study conducted in a foreign language. 2.Information about the admissions procedure and the course of study is available for appl students in the relevant foreign language on the websites of the University and the facu 3.If the study includes practical training and an internship, the faculty will provide pro guidance and other conditions for the implementation of this training and internship in foreign language. 4.Qualification theses are written in the relevant foreign language. Examiners’ reports ar the relevant foreign language and also in English or Czech. 5.The faculty will provide information and communication on the schedule of study, on the arising from the study in the given programme of study, on the study documents, and on o related to the study in the relevant foreign language. 6.Academic staff and other experts involved in the delivery of lectures, seminars, and oth teaching have sufficient knowledge of the foreign language. 7.Students and academic staff have access to information resources and other services, par counselling services, in the foreign language in which the programme of study is conduct ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 18 – Specific requirements for the programme of study implemented outside the seat ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.The content of the programme of study implemented outside the seat of the faculty must b the content of the programme of study implemented at the seat of the faculty. 2.Teaching which takes place outside the seat of the faculty, with the exception of practi internship, is staffed using a similar qualification structure as at the seat of the fac 3.The material, informational, and technical support of a programme of study implemented o of the faculty must be comparable with the provision for the implementation of the progr the seat of the faculty. If only practical teaching is carried out outside the seat of t material and technical support must correspond to the needs of this teaching. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 19 – Changes in the programme of study in the course of its implementation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Any changes to the programme of study in the course of its implementation will be submitte through the Rector, to the Internal Evaluation Board for consideration sufficiently in adv the nature of the changes, which include: a.A change in the profile of the graduate of the programme of study, b.Changes in the staffing of the programme of study, including changes in the person of th the programme of study, which could have a substantial impact on the quality of the staf c.Changes in the structure of the curriculum in the form of deletion, addition, or reassig programme’s core subjects, in particular if they affect the profile of the graduate of t of study; changes in the elective core subjects are reported if the extent of the propos greater than 30%, d.Substantial changes in the characteristics23 of the core subjects which have an influenc of the graduate or on the content of the state final examination, e.Changes in the general curriculum of a doctoral programme of study which have an influen profile of the graduate or which significantly change study requirements, f.Change to parts, subjects, and topics and the focus of state examinations which have a s influence on the profile of the graduate of the programme of study, g.In the case of General Medicine study programmes, a change in the list of clinical workp clinical practical training of students takes place within the framework of three or mor and their total duration is longer than eight weeks. *========================================================================================= * PART SEVEN – Common and Final Provisions *========================================================================================= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 20 – Common provisions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Internal Evaluation Board may further specify the individual standards for specific ar ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Article 21 – Transitional and final provisions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.Programmes of study and areas of study accredited by the decision of the Ministry of Edu and Sports, including their curricula which are specified by these programmes and which programmes authorized by the Internal Evaluation Board, are subject to this Directive wi modifications. 2.Rector’s Directive No. 32/2017 is repealed. 3.Programmes of study submitted to the Rector before the entry into effect of this Directi to the existing Rector’s Directive No. 32/2017. 4.This Directive comes into effect on 1 September 2019. Transitional provision for the amendment: Rector’s Directive No. 13/2019, in the wording which had been in effect before this amendm effect, will be used for programmes of study submitted to the Rector before the effective amendment. Effect of Rector’s Directive. 13/2022: Effect of the consolidated version:   1 June 2022 Prague, 1 June 2022 .pdf to download [ URL "UKEN-1648-version1- uk_11937_version1_or_2019_13_ve_zneni_or_2022_22_21_ns_rs_2.pdf"] Notes: 21 Appendix No. 2 to Rector’s Directive No. 14/2019 Draft of a Programme of Study within I Accreditation. 22 Article 22 of the Constitution of Charles University. 23 Characteristics of a subject according to Appendix No. 1 to Rector’s Directive No. 14/2 Programme of Study within Institutional Accreditation. Akreditační řád univerzity. Rules for the System of Internal Evaluation and Quality Assurance of the University. Article 5 (2) of the Rules for the System of Internal Evaluation and Quality Assurance of Article 44 of the Constitution of Charles University. It is a programme of study whose content is not continuous with programmes and areas of st a decision of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. Rector’s Directive No. 12/2018: Competence of guarantors of programmes of study. If the programme of study is jointly implemented by several faculties, this condition appl faculties. If it is compulsory to complete a subject in a foreign language (i.e., if the student does a choice), this fact must be stated in the conditions of the admissions procedure together requirement for the level of knowledge of the foreign language. For example, mobility, foreign grants, foreign publications, etc. S. 78 (10) of the Higher Education Act. S. 78 (10) of the Higher Education Act. If the programme of study is jointly implemented by several faculties, this condition appl faculties together. S. 47 (6) of the Higher Education Act and Article 22 (13) of the Constitution of Charles U guarantor of the programme of study becomes the chair of the subject-area board at the sam appointed a guarantor by the Rector without any further action being required. If he has n of the subject-area board, he becomes a member of the subject-area board and its chair at he is appointed without any further action being required. The distance form of study refers to study which is organized for the most part without di participation of the student in the teaching (i.e., less than 80% lessons per semester). In the combined form of study, the principles of full-time and distance study (Article 2 ( Study and Examination of Charles University) are applied equally. Direct teaching refers to teaching with the physical participation of the student and the Study materials must make up for the missing direct (full time) teaching of the subject in It is the part of teaching of a subject which is not conducted in a full-time form. The seat of the faculty, for these purposes, means Hradec Králové for the Faculty of Medic Králové and the Faculty of Pharmacy, Plzeň for the Faculty of Medicine in Plzeň and Prague faculties. Article 18 (2) and Article 27 (2) of the Accreditation Code of Charles University.