Key Responsibilities of the Project Office for Science Development:
- Coordinating the university’s research activities and enhancing their effectiveness through modern project management approaches;
- Conducting monitoring and analysis based on strategic objectives and performance indicators, and developing results-oriented action plans;
- Supporting the initiation of research projects (idea generation and preparation for participation in grant competitions), and providing methodological and administrative assistance in preparing project proposals;
- Overseeing the planning and implementation of research projects, monitoring budget execution, and tracking periodic reporting and project outcomes;
- Organizing the establishment, modernization, and efficient utilization of laboratories to support the university’s research activities;
- Integrating laboratories into the e-Labs system and ensuring the transparent and efficient operation of research infrastructure;
- Integrating research activities into the educational process and engaging undergraduate and master's students in research projects through research-based learning;
- Strengthening the integration of education and research by incorporating research findings into academic programmes and course content;
- Introducing digital technologies into research management, promoting data-driven decision-making, and utilizing analytical tools;
- Establishing a unified database of the university’s research projects, researchers, and research outcomes;
- Providing professional support to academic staff in project planning, identifying funding opportunities, increasing publication activity, and upgrading laboratory equipment;
- Improving the university’s research and innovation performance and strengthening its competitiveness at national and international levels;
- Ensuring the implementation of assignments and projects entrusted by the Vice-Rector for Science and Strategic Development and the Department of Science.