The next meeting of the Senate of AAB College was held

24 June 2017

The Rector of AAB College Mr.Lulzim Tafa, led the next meeting of the Senate of AAB College, which was attended by the Vice Presidents, Deans and vice-deans of all faculties of AAB College.

At today’s Senate meeting, the Habilitation Commission’s Report on the Advancement of Academic Staff was reviewed and some internal rules of functioning of the AAB College were approved.

According to the report of the Habilitation Commission, which was the first item on the agenda of today’s meeting, about 60 candidates applied for in the academic advancement announced by AAB College, who according to the criteria of the competition were evaluated by the respective Review Committees.

Based on the recommendations of the Commission for Habilitation and discussions for each candidate individually, the senators approved the proposals in question for these degrees: at the Faculty of English Language, 3 candidates received the Associate Professor’s title, 4 Assistant Professors, and 1 candidate did not pass; In the Faculty of Physical Culture, 5 candidates received the title of assistant professor; At the Faculty of Psychology, 4 candidates were promoted as assistant professors; At the Faculty of Computer Science, the 3 candidates recieved the assistant professor title; At the Faculty of Economics, 1 candidate was promoted to a associate professorship, 7 assistant professors, and two candidates did not pass; At the Faculty of Law, 7 candidates received the assistant professor title; At the Faculty of Mass Communication, 1 candidate was promoted to assistant professor; At the Faculty of Public Administration, 4 candidates received the assistant professorship and 1 candidate did not pass; At the Faculty of Social Sciences, 5 candidates received assistant professorship title; At the Faculty of Arts, 1 candidate received an assistant professorship, 4 candidates recieved lecturer title, 1 assistant and 3 candidates did not pass.

Rector of AAB College, prof. Lulzim Tafa said that these voted degrees in today’s Senate meeting will take effect at the beginning of the academic year 2017/18.

 

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