Academic Senate

Faculty of Informatics

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Senate meeting with FI Academic Assembly - Friday 3.5.2024, from 13h

On Friday 3.5.2024, at 13h, the FI Academic Senate will hold a meeting with a programme in room D2:

Annual Report on Activities and Annual Report on Faculty Management,
report on the activities of the Senate,
the new Bachelor's degree programme in Bioinformatics,
Miscellaneous.

Background file.

Results of elections to AS FI

The results of the election are listed in the committee minutes here. Elected members can also be found in the Members tab, term of office from 23.5.2024.

Elections to AS FI

Due to the expiration of the terms of the current members of both chambers of the Faculty Academic Senate, elections to the AS FI for the term 2024 - 2026 (23 May 2024 - 22 May 2026) have been announced with the approval of the President of the FI MU Academic Senate. The Senate elections are an extraordinary opportunity to shape the future direction of our Faculty as well as an opportunity to influence significant aspects of its current operations.

The Academic Senate of the Faculty consists of a staff and student body with a total of 12 members. The Staff Chamber consists of 8 academic staff members of the Faculty. The Student Chamber is composed of 4 student members of the Faculty. In addition to the members, up to two alternates may be elected to both chambers.

The election process was as follows:

23. 2. 2024

Official announcement of the elections
23. 2. - 13. 3. 2024

Collection of nominations for candidates for both chambers of the Senate

Notification of candidacy for AS FI must be delivered to the Chair of the Elections and Mandates Committee David Šafránek no later than March 13, 2024 inclusive. The candidate may attach his/her election program, which will be made available in the E-elections application (not mandatory). The Chair will confirm the acceptance of the candidacy by email.
15. 3. 2024

Publication of candidates for the elections and their election programmes

In the E-elections application in the MU Information System, the candidates approved by the Election and Mandate Committee at its meeting on 15 March 2024 were published.

As a result, 12 candidates for the staff chamber and 8 candidates for the student chamber submitted their candidacy.

Candidates for the Staff Chamber Candidates for the Student Chamber
20. 3. 2024, 14:00

Debate with the candidates for the student chamber

A debate with the candidates for the AS FI student chamber took place in the D2 auditorium. The goal of the debate was to have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss topics that students see as important, and ultimately help students decide who to vote for.

If you have any further questions, or would like to see the issues that were missed in the debate, you can use the following discussion forum in IS:

SKAS FI Candidate Discussion
25. 3. - 8. 4. 2024

Electronic voting in the E-voting application of the MU Information System

Elections for the Staff Chamber Elections for the Student Chamber
9. 4. 2024

Announcement of election results

About the Senate

The Academic Senate is the official body of the university self-government, consisting of elected representatives from among staff and students. Thus, the Academic Senate of the Faculty of Informatics consists of the staff (8 members) and student chambers (4 members). The powers and duties of the Senate, defined in the Statute of the Faculty of Informatics, include:

approving the annual activity report and the annual report on the management of the faculty, submitted by the dean of the faculty
approving the Dean's proposals on the conditions for admission to study in study programmes implemented at the Faculty
approval of the Dean's proposals on the amount of fees associated with studies
approval of the Dean's proposals for the appointment or dismissal of members of the Faculty's Scientific Board and Disciplinary Committee
the right to request an official statement from any member of the academic community

In addition to these powers, student senators have several informal opportunities: as representatives of the student community, they are well placed to discuss with the faculty leadership, either in making their own proposals or in addressing existing problems. Student senators also defend student interests, e.g. when a lecturer is suspected of acting in a way that is not in line with the CBA.