The CCIIF Statute is the document of organisation and operation of the Centre, drawn up in accordance with the Charter of the University of Bucharest and the legislation in force, and validated by the University Senate. It establishes the Centre’s mission, the principles of organisation, the structure, the material basis and financial resources, the procedure for electing the governing bodies and the final provisions.
Contents of the Statute
- Chapter I — General provisions: the name, the organisational level (the University of Bucharest) and the Centre’s headquarters.
- Chapter II — The mission and objectives of CCIIF: the mission of academic excellence and the thematic research directions (fundamental, applied, the religion–philosophy dialogue, doctoral and continuing education).
- Chapter III — The principles of organisation and operation: the membership of the staff, the carrying out of research activities associated with master’s and doctoral programmes, and autonomy in attracting resources.
- Chapter IV — The organisation of the Centre: the administrative services and the four research directions; the duties of the director, the research coordinators and the teaching officer.
- Chapter V — The material basis and financial resources: the premises, the management of the research equipment, the sources of own revenues and the Centre’s own economic administration.
- Chapter VI — The election of the governing bodies: the election of the director (a four-year mandate, at most two successive mandates) and the designation of the coordination committee through internal competition.
- Chapter VII — Final provisions: the reference to the Charter of the University, the entry into force and the procedure for amending the Statute.
Note: the full text of the Statute is available below, in its original form. The ”_______” elements in the text mark fields left blank in the original document (for example the number and date of the Rector’s Decision establishing the Centre).