1. Standing Committee of the Scientific and Academic Council:

• a. Standing body of the University's Scientific and Academic Council

• b. Consultancy on scientific research personnel

• c. Reporting work

2. Science and Technology Inspection:

• a. Inspection work

• b. Handling complaints and denunciations

• c. Legal affairs work

3. Management of Science, Technology, and Scientific-Technological Information:

• a. Developing and implementing science and technology action plans aligned with the university's research and development mission

• b. Managing the evaluation and acceptance testing of research topics and projects

• c. Managing scientific publications corresponding to the number of research topics and in line with the university's research and development orientation

• d. Managing the university's scientific research and technological development activities to ensure new contributions to science and practical application values that resolve local and national socio-economic development issues

• e. Managing revenue derived from scientific research and technology transfer

• f. Managing the university's scientific research and technological development activities integrated with training, as well as linked with scientific research institutes, other universities, and enterprises; ensuring that science and technology outcomes contribute to the development of the university's resources

• g. Establishing specific regulations regarding competence standards and ethics in science and technology activities as prescribed; implementing measures to safeguard intellectual property rights

4.2.4. Formulating plans to continue organizing ISI research projects into institutional-level projects; the department needs to institutionalize these into formal research topics to be accepted after two years, enabling lecturers to fulfill the scientific project quota required by the Ministry of Education and Training.

5. Maintaining close contact with departments under the Ministry of Education and Training and establishing direct online networking with relevant departments to capture timely information to guide the university's scientific research activities.

6. Coordinating with local authorities to survey, sign cooperation agreements, and sponsor local master planning/zoning research projects.

7. Organizing scientific research activities closely connected with graduation theses to achieve higher efficiency.

8. Periodically organizing a university-wide scientific conference once a year (implemented in December 2014) to create genuine motivation for scientific research among the university's young faculty.

9. Timely disseminating university policies and regulations regarding scientific research work.