Commissions

Payment model for delivering courses, lectures and other activities

  • The Standing Committee of Inquiry will be composed of:
  1. A president and a secretary, who will be the same as those of the Plenary.
  2. The Director of the General Research Support Service (SEGAI).
  3. The Director of the OTRI.
  4. Twelve members elected from among the representatives referred to in section (e) of Article 4 of the Plenary of the Research Commission, ensuring, in any case, the presence of two representatives from the areas of Experimental Sciences, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, and two representatives from university institutes (one from Experimental Sciences, Engineering and Health Sciences and one from Humanities and Social Sciences). The members from each area will be elected from among those who meet the requirements set out in Article 4, section (e) and in Article 6.

Invoice processing templates for research grants

  • The full Commission of Inquiry is composed of:
  1. The Vice-Rector for Research, who presides over and directs it.
  2. The Director of the Secretariat, who acts as secretary.
  3. The Director of the General Research Support Service (SEGAI).
  4. The Director of the Office for the Transfer of Research Results (OTRI), the Director of the Library and the Head of the Research, Development and Innovation Service, representing the Support Services for study, teaching and research.
  5. One representative from each Department, one representative from each University Research Institute, and one representative from each of the SEGAI divisions. These representatives must demonstrate their status as active researchers. Active researcher status will be considered demonstrated when a six-year research period (sexenio) has been awarded within the last seven years or three six-year periods for their research activity. In the event that there are Departments in which no member meets these requirements, their representatives may attend the meetings but without the right to vote.

Declaration and authorization templates

Expert committees for branches of knowledge are created in order to contribute to the evaluation and advice of the selection committees for both predoctoral and postdoctoral staff, as well as in the selection of research projects in their own calls and on occasions when their participation is deemed necessary.

Five expert committees will be created, one for each branch of knowledge.