Methodological advice

• Methodological support and improvement of the educational process, including the implementation and adaptation of new educational technologies, methods, and teaching tools.

• Coordination of methodological work within the university and enhancement of the educational process based on modern requirements and innovations in education.
• Planning, review, and recommendation for publication of educational and methodological literature, as well as other materials necessary for the educational process.
• Generalization and dissemination of best practices in educational, methodological, and scientific-methodological work, as well as improving the effectiveness of the educational process through the analysis of teaching practices.
• Organization of monitoring the quality of methodological support of the educational process, including the evaluation of teaching and methodological complexes (EMCD) and their compliance with educational programs.
• Organization of work on the implementation of new technologies, methods, and teaching tools, including the development of online courses (MOOCs) and digital educational resources (DER).
• Coordination of activities aimed at improving the scientific and methodological potential of faculty members, including organizing trainings, seminars, and workshops.
• Updating and approval of elective course catalogs (ECC) for higher and postgraduate education programs.
• Review and approval of comprehensive exam programs, final certification, and professional practice of students.
• Discussion and adjustment of curricula, academic calendar, and academic schedules.
• Improvement of the quality of the educational process through the analysis of open and peer-reviewed classes and the implementation of corrective measures based on evaluation results.
• Integration of research outcomes and innovations into the educational process, including information technologies (virtual laboratories, automated learning systems).
• Conducting research in the field of higher education and implementing projects for innovation and startup integration into the educational process.

• meetings of the Academic Methodological Council are held in accordance with the approved annual work plan;

• the work plan is approved and, if necessary, adjusted at the first meeting of the academic year;
• decisions are made by open voting with a majority of votes from members present;
• decisions are documented in minutes signed by the Chair (or Deputy Chair) and the Secretary;
• the minutes are maintained and stored by the Secretary of the Council.

The Academic Methodological Council of ATU plays a key role in:

• ensuring the quality of the educational process;
• developing the methodological culture of faculty members;
• implementing innovative approaches to teaching;
• forming a unified methodological policy of the university.