The evaluation covered eight areas, ranging from university governance to its material and technical facilities.

The expert commission was chaired by Professor Luciano Rezzolla of Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, ranked 193rd in the global rankings. A student expert also participated in the evaluation.

The experts identified 33 shortcomings: one major and 32 minor.

➖ The university’s information system is not integrated with HEMIS.

➖ Full-time academic staff account for 67%, below the required minimum of 70%.

➖ Some programmes lack sufficient laboratory facilities, practical training bases and academic literature.

➖ The system for informing parents about decisions concerning students has not been fully established.

Key figures:

➖ The student population decreased by 22.4% over two years, from 2,522 to 1,956.

➖ In the 2024/2025 academic year, nearly 30% of students (598 individuals) were dismissed from the university.

➖ The graduate employment rate fell from 79.1% to 72.2%.

A 26-measure action plan has been developed to address the identified shortcomings.

Read the comprehensive accreditation overview.

Read the Expert Commission’s findings on comprehensive accreditation.