Departments

The Innovation and Technology Transfer Division forms the primary platform for developing innovations at the university, especially in creating products, services, and processes with potential for transfer into industrial, economic, and social practice.

Within this division, individual departments operate under the guidance of the Vice-Rector for Innovation and Technology Transfer.

• University Science Park TECHNICOM 
• TUKE Startup Centre
• TUKE Incubator
• Intellectual Property Protection
• Prototype and Innovation Centre

• Innovation and Technology Transfer Office
• University Science Park TECHNICOM
• Institute of Computer Technology
• Center for Advanced Visualizations
• University Center for Innovation, Technology Transfer, and Intellectual Property Protection

The Education Division oversees undergraduate and graduate education across all nine faculties of the Technical University of Košice. It also manages supplementary education through: 

• Lifelong learning programs, including the University of the Third Age (UTV)
• Supplementary pedagogical studies, conducted by the Department of Social Sciences (including engineering pedagogy)

The Education Division coordinates its activities through committees:

• Education Committee
• Accommodation Committee

• Office of Education and Projects
• Institute of Languages, Social Sciences and Academic Sports
• Access Centre
• Centre for Social and Psychological Supporty
• Interest Third Age Studies / University of the Third Age
• Student Dormitories and Canteens

The activities of the Science, Research, and Doctoral Studies Division at the Technical University of Košice primarily include:

• Coordination of scientific research activities at TUKE
• Methodological guidance and supervision of doctoral studies at TUKE 
• Coordination and methodological guidance for the preparation of domestic and international projects 
• Preparation of the TUKE Scientific Council 
• Document recognition (nostrification) 
• Verification of documents for habilitation and inauguration procedures at TUKE 
• Preparation of materials for professor inaugurations, awarding of scientific ranks, and granting honorary titles such as Dr.h.c., Professor Emeritus, and Visiting Professor 
• Facilitating TUKE leadership's liaison with the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAV), Slovak Rectors' Conference (SKVH), VEGA, KEGA, and APVV 
• Increasing the scientific and qualification levels of TUKE research staff 
• Managing the activities of the TUKE Science and Research Committee 
• Managing the activities of the Ethics Committee
• The Code of Ethics for Employee
• Managing and coordinating the activities of the TUKE University Library 
• Collaboration and coordination of TUKE activities in conjunction with the Division of International Relations and Mobility, the Education Division, and the Innovation and Technology Transfer Division 

The activities of the division are conducted in line with the university's internationalization strategy, which is part of its long-term objectives. This division is primarily responsible for developing and maintaining international relationships and establishing new connections beyond Slovakia's borders. 

The division's staff actively collaborates with faculties to enhance international cooperation. The division handles the preparation of university-wide agreements, cooperation contracts, manages mobility programs, and coordinates the Erasmus+ program (student and staff mobility within and outside the EU). 

• Administration and Economics Office for International Projects
• Office for International Agreements and Projects
• Office for Mobility Programs

The Technical University of Košice participates in Erasmus+ Key Actions 103 and 107, dedicated to student and staff mobility in higher education. Our university has signed 264 bilateral agreements with universities from 21 EU countries (including Turkey and Macedonia) and 14 agreements with universities from 8 non-EU countries (Brazil, Georgia, Moldova, Morocco, New Zealand, Taiwan, Serbia, and the USA). In 2017, TUKE hosted 72 international students from Brazil, Estonia, France, Latvia, Macedonia, Moldova, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Taiwan, Italy, and Turkey. 

The Technical University of Košice, as the first and currently the only university in Slovakia, implemented a quality management system as a whole following a long and demanding process. As a result, in 2006, it was awarded the certificate for the quality management system according to EN ISO 9001:2000 in the areas of education, research, and business processes at the level of a public higher education institution. 

This quality management system is regularly reviewed every year through both internal audits and independent external certification companies. In the most recent recertification audit by TÜV SÜD Slovakia s.r.o., the university successfully demonstrated the functionality of its quality management system, which led to the awarding of the EN ISO 9001:2015 certification. 

• Organizational support of the QMS 
• Preparation of materials for the Quality Council of the QMS at TUKE 
• Evaluation of internal and external audits at TUKE 
• Evaluation of key, managerial, and supporting processes at TUKE 
• Metrological support of processes at TUKE 
• Intellectual Property Rights 

• Quality Officer
• Quality Council of the QMS at TUKE
• Quality Policy of the QMS at TUKE
• Quality Objectives of the QMS at TUKE for 2024
• International Certifications