The following sources are used for the purposes of the evaluation:ĭata on creative activities registered in the information system in accordance with the registration rules ĭocuments of the University and the units andĮxternal sources of information, in particular international bibliographic and citation da-tabases. The object of the evaluation is the academic quality of individual fields and research areas offered during the evaluation period at the University in comparison to international stand-ards and the capacity for and the quality of creative activities at individual units. 24/2018 Registration of Creative Activities (“registration rules”) Ī research area, according to the internal classification 2 and The basic organisational and content elements of the evaluation are as follows:Ī field, according to the internal classification of academic fields at the University (“internal classification”) described in Article 2 (1) of the Rector’s directive No. The period consisting of entire calendar years (“the evaluation period”) extending over no less than three and no more than five years for which the evaluation is performed, is set out in the Rector’s directive under Article 10. The evaluation process uses to the fullest possible extent the Věda information system for registration and evaluation of creative activities (“information system”) which forms part of the University information system (“CU IS”). The commencement of the relevant evaluation cycle, and the determination of its timelines and further elements stated in this directive, is set out in a Rector’s directive under Article 10. The evaluation is carried out in accordance with the Methodology for Evaluating Research Organisations approved by the government to maximise the use of existing sources of data and to prevent the duplication of work on collection and preparation of documents. The evaluation is governed by the principles stated in Article 3 of the Rules. The purpose of the evaluation is to contribute to ensuring the quality of the fields developed at the University comparable to that achieved by leading European higher education institutions and other research institutions, and to further improve their quality. The objective of the evaluation is to obtain precise and verifiable information on the quality of creative activities at the University through national and international benchmarking, and to recommend the course of future development of the University based on the information obtained. It is the purpose of this directive to set out the details of the evaluation in accordance with Article 7 (19) of the Rules.
In order to support the development of a wide range of fields at faculties and higher educa-tion institutes (“the units”), to contribute to achieving an international standard of quality, and to strengthen the standing of the University as a prestigious European research institution, the University hereby introduces the evaluation of creative activities (“the evaluation”) in accordance with Article 7 of the Rules for the System of Internal Evaluation and Quality Assurance (“the Rules”).
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Charles University (“the University”) in accordance with its aim to spread learning and to protect knowledge to cultivate free thinking, independent scholarly research, and original artistic creativity and to fully promote the creative spirit of human society 1, continuously places emphasis on increasing the quality of scientific, research, development, innovative, artistic or other creative activities (“creative activities”).
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