The University Senate is an important body that has a significant impact on student life. Its competencies include, among other things, setting the University's regulations, terms and conditions of enrollment, curricula, as well as the University's development strategy. The Senate is also responsible for graduation issues, the University's regulations on copyrights, and makes decisions on other important University matters. It is an important body that influences the quality of education and the development of the University. Up to four representatives representing students may be appointed to the University Senate Student Council .

The Faculty Council plays an important role in academic life from the student's perspective. Its powers include, among other things, adopting a strategy for faculty development and reviewing the dean's reports on faculty activities. The Council also has a say in the creation of new majors and specializations, evaluation of the educational process, development of the student research movement, and decision-making on other important faculty matters. This is an important body that affects the quality of education and the development of the faculty. Up to four representatives representing students can be appointed to each Faculty Council Student Council .

The University Disciplinary Committee for Academic Teachers is an important body responsible for maintaining discipline and ethics among academic teachers. Its composition includes five members, two of whom are students, appointed to the commission for a one-year term by Student Council. The commission is a key tool for maintaining the accountability of university teachers in accordance with the law.

The Student Disciplinary Committee and the Disciplinary Appeals Committee play a key role in maintaining discipline and ethics among students. The two instances of the committees are composed of two students appointed by Student Council, and their term of office is one year. These committees are crucial in the process of resolving student disciplinary cases.

The University Scholarship Committee, together with its appeal body, are responsible for reviewing applications for financial aid for students of the University. Importantly, this committee is composed of students and an administrative employee of the University (without voting rights in scholarship decisions). This means that scholarship decisions will always be considered with the student's best interests in mind.