The Statues of the University

The Statutes of a university are the formal rules and governing principles that define how the institution operates. They outline its purpose, structure, governance, and decision-making processes, including roles of the university’s leadership, academic programs, student affairs, and staff. Essentially, statutes serve as the constitutional framework ensuring the university functions smoothly, maintains academic standards, and upholds its mission. They are legally binding documents that provide clarity, accountability, and consistency in the university’s management and development.