Frequently Asked Questions

BAP

What are the Scientific Research Projects supported by Toros University?

Research Projects: These are projects involving individual or interdisciplinary scientific research and development activities of university faculty members.

Thesis Projects: These are research projects conducted by a faculty member with students, including master's and doctoral theses.

How are projects evaluated?

Projects are evaluated by the BAP Committee and expert jury members, based on the criteria of scientific quality, originality, methodology, and budget suitability, within the framework of the Toros University Scientific Research Projects (BAP) Implementation Principles.

When and how are interim and final reports submitted?

Project managers submit the Project Interim Report (BAP-FR-092), which includes the work and developments carried out within the scope of the project, to the Committee every six months, starting from the contract date. The Project manager submits the Project Final Report (BAP-FR-094) to the Committee within one month of the contract completion date. The Committee evaluates and finalizes this report, based on the opinions of the relevant experts. Thesis projects are finalized by submitting one copy of the thesis, approved by the thesis jury, and bound.

Can the project duration be extended?

If necessary, the project director may request an extension by applying to the BAP Unit with BAP-FR-096. The BAP Committee approves the extension.

Can budget changes be made?

If changes to the project budget are necessary, BAP-FR-097 must be completed and submitted to the BAP Unit. Changes become effective upon Committee approval.

Under what circumstances will a project be canceled?

Projects that fail to sign a contract protocol within one month of project approval, without a legal excuse, or whose work has not commenced within six months at the latest, will be canceled.