University Affairs
The Union acts as a channel between students and the University. Some of the current projects include:
| Project | Theme |
|---|---|
| 3-3-4 University Curriculum Reform | Curriculum, General Education, Study Load of Professional Subjects (e.g. Engineering, Accounting, Law, etc.), Grading / GPA / Honours Classification System |
| Centennial Campus | Relocation of Faculties and the Students' Union, Usage of the Main Building, etc. |
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