The FIT Academic Senate is the top self-governing representative body of the academic community at FIT. Its members are elected by the academic community from among its members. The Academic Senate approves vital faculty documents, the faculty’s budget and decides on the proposal to appoint dean. The faculty senate is led by the chair and two vice-chairs.
The election committee call an election for:
CTU AS Election (in Czech only) FIT AS Election (in Czech only)
The FIT Academic Senate has 10 members, of which 6 are academic workers and 4 are students. The term in office is 3 years for academic workers and 2 years for students. Any member of the academic community can run for the Academic Senate. The Senate elects a chair, a first and a second vice-chair from among its members.
The FIT Academic Senate decides on the establishment, merger, dividing and dissolution of departments at the faculty. It approves draft internal regulations and submits them for approval to the CTU Academic Senate. It approves the allocation of the faculty’s financial resources and monitors their use. It decides on the proposal to appoint dean, possibly also proposes his/her removal from office.
Meetings and sessions of the FIT Academic Senate are governed by the Rules of Procedure. These Rules stipulate the Senate’s competences and tasks. They also regulate how the Senate is convened and how the meetings and voting are organized.
Elections to the FIT Academic Senate are governed by the Electoral Code. This Code also defines how people can run for membership in the Senate. It also stipulates when the elections are legitimate and who can be elected to the Senate.
The FIT Academic Senate meets as needed (at least once in 6 months). All meetings are public. Members of the academic community submit proposals concerning serious matters to the first vice-chair at least 4 working days before the meeting.
From September 2017 to December 2025, the documents discussed by the Senate are available to the academic community on Google Drive. From 2026, the documents are available on SharePoint, and can be accessed also from the Senate's page on intranet.
17. meeting of the Academic Senate takes place in the conference room T9:364 and via the MS Teams application on Friday, 20th November 2026, from 9:15.
The invitation with program (in Czech) will be supplemented.
The previous 16th meeting of the FIT Academic Senate took place on 9 October 2026.
The treasurer in cooperation with second vice-chair makes minutes of every meeting of the FIT Academic Senate that include the meeting’s programme, course, results of voting and resolutions. On the next meeting, the second vice-chair will incorporate the comments and the Academic Senate will approve the minutes.
The FIT Academic Senate adopts resolutions. The resolutions are final and binding for the whole academic community. They can only be changed by a new resolution of the Senate. The chair of the Academic Senate submits the resolutions from meetings to the dean, the treasurer publishes them on this website.
Members of the academic community at the faculty can run for Senate and can elect their representatives to the FIT Academic Senate and to the CTU Academic Senate. The voting method and the organization of elections to the two senates are similar. The election is direct and conducted by secret ballot, it is managed by the election committee and the votes are cast electronically in a voting app. The elections are governed by the relevant Electoral Code.
Do you want to know more about what is happening at our faculty? You can subscribe to our senate infomail to receive information about incomming meetings and summary of past ones. Also in English!
The information is the same as on the intranet webpage.
If you have any questions, please contact the first vice-chair, Mr. Albert Havliček, or directly the individual members of the Senate. The chairman of FIT Academic Senate is Mr. Luděk Kleprlik, the second vice-chair is Mr. Jan Legerský.
Chairman of the Academic Senate
First Vice-Chair of the Academic Senate
Second Vice-Chair of the Academic Senat
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