World Sports Physical Education University Statute (Charter) Article 1 – Name and Type of Institution Name of Institution: World Sports Physical Education University Type of Institution: An international educational and research university in the field of sports sciences and physical education. Article 2 – Objectives of the Institution Training professional specialists in sports sciences, physical education, and sports management. Promoting scientific and research standards in sports and health. Developing international cooperation with universities, research centers, and sports organizations. Organizing professional educational and research courses and workshops. Promoting the culture of sports and healthy living in society. Article 3 – Educational and Research Activities Offering academic programs at the Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral levels. Organizing short-term and specialized courses for athletes and coaches. Developing and implementing research projects in sports, physical education, and sports management. Publishing scientific articles, books, and specialized journals. Providing scientific and technical consulting services to sports and educational institutions. Article 4 – Governing Bodies of the University Founding Board: Responsible for approving policies and the university charter. University President: Responsible for all executive affairs and the legal representative of the university. Scientific Council: Responsible for determining research policies, approving academic programs, and evaluating academic quality. Vice Presidency for Education: Responsible for managing curricula and student affairs. Vice Presidency for Research: Responsible for research projects and scientific collaborations. Student Offices and Support Services: Responsible for addressing students’ educational and welfare needs. Article 5 – Student Admission and Registration Possession of a valid prior academic qualification relevant to the chosen field of study. Compliance with university academic and disciplinary regulations. Passing entrance exams or specialized interviews if required. Payment of tuition fees according to university regulations. Compliance with international regulations and the laws of the country in which the university operates. Article 6 – Language and Educational Methods The primary language of instruction may be English or other international languages. Use of modern teaching methods including in-person, online, and blended learning. Possibility of organizing joint international programs with accredited universities. Article 7 – Rights and Duties of University Members Students: The right to access education, research opportunities, counseling, and university facilities. Faculty and Staff: The right to teach, conduct research, and receive legal and welfare support. Compliance with disciplinary regulations and professional ethics is mandatory. Article 8 – Validity of Degrees and Certificates Degrees issued by the university are valid according to applicable national and international regulations. The university may cooperate with international accreditation bodies. Degrees include Diploma, Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate, and specialized certificates. Article 9 – Financial Resources of the University Student tuition fees. Governmental and private donations or support. Revenue from research projects and educational services. International partnerships and educational scholarships. Article 10 – Amendments to the Charter Amendments to this charter are possible with the approval of the Founding Board and the Scientific Council. Approved amendments must be communicated to all members of the university before implementation. Article 11 – Effective Date This charter becomes effective from the date of approval, and all university activities shall be conducted in accordance with it. Regulations of the World Sports Physical Education University Article 1 – General Provisions These regulations are established to organize educational, research, administrative, and disciplinary affairs of the university. Compliance with them is mandatory for all students, faculty members, and staff. Article 2 – Student Admission Student admission is based on valid academic qualifications. The university may conduct entrance exams or specialized interviews. Admission of international students shall comply with international educational regulations. Article 3 – Educational System Education is offered at Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral levels. Curricula are approved by the Scientific Council of the university. Students must obtain the minimum passing grade determined by the university. Article 4 – Attendance Regular attendance in theoretical and practical classes is mandatory. Excessive absence may result in course withdrawal. Article 5 – Examinations Examinations are held at the end of each academic semester. Any form of cheating during examinations is considered a disciplinary violation. Examination results must be officially announced. Article 6 – Research and Thesis Graduate students are required to conduct scientific research. Compliance with academic integrity and prevention of plagiarism is mandatory. Theses must be approved by the academic supervisor. Article 7 – Sports Regulations All sports activities must follow safety principles. The use of standard sports equipment is mandatory. Compliance with the regulations of relevant sports federations in competitions is required. Article 8 – Health and Safety Students must have medical clearance to participate in sports activities. The university is responsible for providing safe conditions in sports halls and fields. Article 9 – Students’ Rights Access to quality education and sports facilities. Use of the library and scientific resources. Access to academic and research counseling. Article 10 – Students’ Duties Compliance with university rules and regulations. Respect for professors, staff, and fellow students. Protection of university property and equipment. Article 11 – Ethical Regulations Observance of professional ethics in sports and education. Prohibition of doping and sports violations. Respect for international cultures and values. Article 12 – Financial Regulations Tuition fees must be paid according to the university schedule. Failure to pay tuition may result in limitations on educational services. Article 13 – Violations and Disciplinary Actions Violations may include: Cheating in examinations Damaging university property Unethical or violent behavior Possible disciplinary actions include: Written warning Temporary suspension Expulsion from the university Article 14 – International Cooperation The university may establish educational and research cooperation with international scientific and sports institutions. Article 15 – Amendment of Regulations Amendments to these regulations may be made with the approval of the Founding Board and the Scientific Council of the university.
