Quality Policy of John von Neumann University
The management and staff of John von Neumann University are committed to building and operating a system that complies with the quality management guidelines and standards of the European Higher Education Area. The purpose of this quality management system is to ensure that our educational and research processes meet the needs of our students, employers, and other partners, as well as societal expectations. Maintaining and developing high-quality, practice-oriented education and the supporting scientific research and innovation enables John von Neumann University to become one of the defining intellectual centers of the South Great Plain region.
The top management of John von Neumann University is committed to:
- Developing its processes,
- Ensuring the conditions for quality education, learning, and research,
- Complying with relevant legislation and maintaining expectations,
- Fulfilling national and international accreditation requirements,
- Developing a competitive training structure and program in Europe and anywhere in the world,
- Ensuring conditions for scientific cooperation between faculties and external organizations,
- Strengthening partnerships and collaborations,
- Providing a predictable workplace, suitable working environment, and professional development for staff,
- Strengthening the culture of quality and commitment to quality.
To fully meet the quality requirements of educational, research, and innovation activities, instructors, researchers, and all staff are provided with opportunities for continuous renewal. At the same time, responsiveness to new scientific achievements, teaching and learning methods, and continuous professional development are expected.
At all management levels, it is a fundamental expectation that a quality-oriented approach and commitment to quality are applied, that high-quality work is required and performed, and that established internal regulations, quality management guidelines, and requirements are adhered to.
Kecskemét, November 14, 2024
Dr. habil. Tamás Fülöp PhD
Rector