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MISSION
We create new knowledge and experts in humanities and social sciences. In our work
we connect tradition and innovation, quality and responsibility, and develop
partnerships.
VISION
How?
IN TEACHING
a) Development of recognizable study programmes tailored to the needs of society
b) Enhanced quality of teaching
c) Student tailored study programmes
d) Efficient and transparent organization
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OBJECTIVES
a) Active search for national and European sources of funding research and professional work
3. Inform and continuously train 3.1. Standardized procedure for project administration By 2017
administrative and research staff in has been established at the Faculty
submission of project proposals and 3.2. Number of notifications of open calls sent to 5
project administration Faculty research staff per year
3.3. Number of individual and group counselling with 5
research staff per year
3.4. Number of informative seminars and/or workshops 5
per year
4. Increase FFOS activities in developing
and contracting projects
4.1. Increase the number of project proposals 4.1. Number of submitted project proposals per year 15
submitted
4.2. Increase the number of contracted 4.2. Percentage of the total number of submitted project 20%
projects proposals
4.3. Increase the total value of contracted 4.3. Total contractual amount per year 10% increase in comparison to the
projects previous year
4.4. Hire external consultants for applications 4.4. Percentage of projects with external consultants 10%
for European research projects hired for the process of submission of project proposals
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b) Encouraging all forms of research and professional work by investing into human resources and research infrastructure
2. Reward research excellence 2.1. Number of awards per year 4 (in accordance with the
Ordinance)
3. Support the career development of 3.1. Number of positive performance reports for junior All performance reports are
young researchers researchers, assistants and postdoctoral fellows positive
3.2. Number of academic advancements to a higher rank All young researchers who meet
the requirements have been
advanced to a higher rank
4. Support advancement to higher research 4.1. Number of advancements to a higher rank All researchers who meet the
ranks requirements have been advanced
to a higher rank
5. Provide the necessary research 5.1.1. Total number of subscriptions to the selected At least 5
infrastructure databases and units of reference sources per year
5.1. Subscribe FFOS to selected databases 5.1.2. Improve the access to databases using the VPN By 2017
and reference sources 5.2.1. Amount used for purchase of books and journals 220,000 HRK
5.2. Purchase reference sources required for per year
research 5.2.2. Number of purchased literature units per year 1,500
5.3. Purchase research equipment 5.3. Annual amount used for purchase of equipment 300,000 HRK
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6. Encourage collaboration of researchers 6.1. Percentage of researchers involved in the 10% by the end of 2020
from different FFOS organisational units collaboration
in research work 6.2. Number of activities realized in collaboration (joint Not less than 10
papers, presentations, projects)
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d) Increasing the visibility, accessibility and application of the results of research and professional work in the classroom and community
2. Establish an institutional repository of 2.1. The repository of research and professional papers By 2017
research papers published by the academic published by academic staff has been established
staff
2.2. Number of papers stored in the repository 3 per Department by 2017
3. Carry out activities aimed at the 3.1. Number of activities per year 70
popularization of sciences
4. Develop publishing and promotional 4.1. Number of published textbooks, scientific Increase in comparison to 2015
activities monographs and periodicals per year
4.2. Amount collected for the publishing of publications Increase in comparison to 2015
from other sources than the Faculty
4.3. Number of promotional activities for FFOS Increase in comparison to 2015
publications per year
6. Publish news about FFOS research work 6.1. Number of press clippings per year 20
in the media
7. Actively participate in the work of 7.1. Average number of active participation in At least 1
scientific and professional conferences conferences per researcher, per year
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2. Increase the number of students' research 2.1. Number of autonomous papers and papers in co- Increase in comparison to
and professional papers, either autonomous authorship with a teacher per year 2015
or in co-authorship with a teacher
3. Increase the number of active 3.1. Number of students with active participation per year At least 30
participations by students in scientific and
professional gatherings and conferences
4. Increase the number of student conferences 4.1. Number of conferences per year At least 2
organised by FFOS
5. Encourage the publication of student 5.1. Number of publications per year At least 4
journals and collections of papers
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2. Join external projects 2.1. Number of external projects with FFOS researchers 10
involved
3. Involve external stakeholders in FFOS 3.1. Number of projects with external stakeholders 2
projects involved
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2. Improve the mentor – PhD student ratio 2.1. The mentor – PhD student ratio Maximum 1:3
3. Increase the number of papers published 3.1. Number of papers in co-authorship with a mentor 1 per PhD student during studies
in mentor - PhD student student co-
authorship
4. Increase the number of defended PhD 4.1. Nuber of defended PhD theses per year 10
theses
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OBJECTIVES
II. TEACHING
2. Monitor the interest in the study 2.1. Annual analysis of applications per study 1
programmes programme
3. Actively promote study programmes to 3.1. Number of conducted promotional activities at the At least 2
prospective students Faculty level per year
4. Monitor the labour market demand 4.1. Analyse the labour market demand by fields of 1
study annually
5. Align learning outcomes and acquired 5.1. Active monitoring and co-creation of the needs of Number of FFOS teachers in
competencies with the needs of society society relevant bodies
5.2. Constructive alignment of learning outcomes with All learning outcomes in all study
the needs of society programmes by the end of 2020
6. Increase the quality of student 6.1. Review of study programmes (practical and All study programmes
professional and practical work professional work of students)
6.2. Number of new partnerships with professional and 10 new partnership contracts by the
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expert organizations end of 2020
6.3. FFOS Ordinance on students’ practical work By 2017
adopted
6.4. Web application for tracking students’ practical By 2017
work has become operational
6.5. Number of equipped specialised classrooms 2 by 2017
(practicums)
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II. TEACHING
2. Provide support and training 2.1. Establish an expert group for teacher support (peer By June 2016
opportunities to teachers observation)
2.2. Teachers involved in peer observation Based on the results of student
surveys
2.3. Number of participants in the FFOS professional Twice as many as in 2015
training programme
3. Monitor, assure and enhance the quality 3.1. Classrooms equipped for e-learning (specialised e- 2 by the end of 2020
of teaching classrooms for multimedia distance learning)
3.2. Develop and apply quality assessment and By 2017
assurance standards in teaching practice
3.3. Expert group for monitoring teaching quality By 2017
indicators has been established
3.4. Application for encouraging the quality of teaching By 2017
has been developed
3.5. The academic timetable software has been applied By 2017
3.6. E-records for teaching have been introduced By the end of 2020
3.7. The average student assessment of the quality of At least 4.0
teaching at FFOS per year
4. Organize guest lectures by researchers 4.1. Number of organised guest lectures per year At least 20
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and experts 4.2. Number of outgoing FFOS guest lectures per year At least 20
4.3. Percentage of videoconferencing guest lectures held 25% of the total number organised
per year by 2018
5. Apply modern technologies in distance 5.1. Percentage of the total number of courses per 10% by the end of 2020
education programme in which distance education has been
applied
5.2. Percentage of the total number of teachers and 50% by the end of 2020
associates trained in e-education
5.3. An operational model for distance examination has By 2018
been introduced
5.4. Number of launched individual e-programmes At least 1 by the end of 2020
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II. TEACHING
2. Involve final year students in graduate 2.1. Number of final year students in graduate studies Not less than 1 per study
studies and the alumni in amendments to and the alumni involved in drafting amendments to the programme
the study programmes study programmes
3. Standardize the monitoring and analysis 3.1. Standardised procedure for monitoring and analysis By 2017
of student success of student success has been established
4. Maintain a favourable teacher-student 4.1. Teacher-student ratio in undergraduate and graduate 1:15
ratio studies
5. Maintain the quality of the mentorship 5.1. Number of students with a mentor assigned All FFOS students
system 5.2. Number of mentoring sessions held 1 session per semester per study
programme
5.3. Number of individual mentoring sessions held As required
6. Increase the incoming and outgoing 6.1. Number of students in outgoing mobility 20
mobility of students programmes per year
6.2. Number of students in incoming mobility 10
programmes per year
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II. TEACHING
3. Foster collaboration and team work 3.1. Number of team-building activities organised per 1
towards common objectives year
4. Foster and award the work of teaching 4.1. Revised Ordinance on rewarding teaching and non- By 2018
and non-teaching staff teaching staff
4.2. Number of incentives/awards for teaching and non- In accordance with the Ordinance
teaching staff per year
5. Introduce a system of individual 5.1. The system of individual performance monitoring By the end of 2017
performance monitoring for non-teaching for non-teaching staff has been discussed and
staff conciliated
5.2. The system of individual performance monitoring By the end of 2020
for non-teaching staff has been introduced
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