Council of the Doctoral School (DIT)

The DIT is an organization that assists the work of the head of the DI, the members of which are elected by the core members of the DI. The core members of the DI may elect additional members with scientific degrees to the council according to the conditions of the EDHSZ.

The DIT has at least 7 members, of which 1 member is a student representative with the right to consult.  The staff composition of the DIT must ensure sufficient professional coverage of the cultivated field. 

The general tasks of the DIT are defined in Article 8 of the EDHSZ  The DIT meets as necessary, but at least once every six months, and decides on matters within its competence. 

The president and members of the DIT are entitled to vote, with the exception of the election of the members of the DIT, where only the core members of the DIT are entitled to vote. 

The DIT has a quorum if at least half of its members with votes participate in the voting.  The DIT usually makes its decisions by a simple majority of votes, by open voting.

In the event of a tie, the vote of the President shall be decisive. In justified cases, any member may request or the President may also initiate a secret ballot. 

The DIT makes its voting decisions on personnel issues by secret ballot. The ballot paper must indicate the name of each candidate; Voters nominate all candidates acceptable to them. The candidate or candidates with the most votes will be proposed according to the subject of the vote. In the case of several candidates who receive equal votes, the President decides. 

In the case of personnel issues, a person may not participate in the decision-making process if the person concerned:  is in a direct workplace relationship (in a manager-subordinate relationship in the same institution), or  is in a close family relationship, or  has been in a scientific co-authorship relationship for the past three years, or  who cannot be expected to judge the case objectively for any other reason.  In the case of commenting on the award of a degree, the DIT uses a yes-no vote.  On the proposal of the President of the DIT, in justified cases, the DIT may also make a decision by electronic secret ballot. 

The materials required for the agenda items requiring a decision at the meetings of the DIT shall be made available to the members at least three working days before the meeting. Publication may also be made electronically. The dates of the meetings, together with the agenda, shall be communicated to the members at least 5 working days before the meeting.  Minutes of the meetings of the DIT are prepared, the relevant part of which becomes public at the Secretariat of the DI within 10 days after the meeting.

Members of DIT

  • Prof. Dr. László Gulácsi, university professor, Doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences – CV
  • Prof. Dr. Péter Karácsony, university professor – CV
  • Dr. Zsombor János Zrubka, PhD, associate professor – CV
  • Dr. habil Mónika Garai-Fodor, associate professor
  • Dr. István Szabó, PhD, associate professor
  • Prof. Dr. József Fogarasi university professor
  • Márk Zrubka, student representative with the right to participate in deliberations

DIT Decisions

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