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Internal Quality System

The internal quality system is how the Faculty assures, evaluates and improves the quality of education, research, creative activity and related work.

This English page provides orientation within the system. The authoritative regulations, reports, accreditation documents and legal information remain available in Slovak through the linked Faculty and University repositories.

Study programmes and documents Regulations and documents (Slovak) Habilitation and inauguration (Slovak)

Quality as part of the Faculty's mission

Quality is not limited to formal compliance. It concerns how the Faculty educates students, develops research and creative activity, connects knowledge with practice, supports dialogue and personal growth, and responds responsibly to society.

How the system works

Policies

They define the values and strategic direction of student-centred education, academic standards, integrity, internationalisation and student support.

Structures

Programme boards, doctoral and scientific boards, the Academic Senate and other bodies regularly review programmes, reports and feedback.

Processes

Programmes are created, approved, delivered, monitored and improved through documentation, indicators, feedback and follow-up measures.

Monitoring and improvement

  1. Gathering evidence: feedback, reports, meetings, indicators and dialogue with students, graduates, staff and partners.
  2. Evaluation: responsible bodies identify strengths, risks and areas for improvement.
  3. Measures: findings lead to changes in programmes, teaching, support, research or organisation.
  4. Follow-up: the effects of measures are reviewed in the next quality cycle.

Authoritative sources

For questions about Faculty documents or the internal quality system, use the contact directory.