According to the legal regulation in the Article 51 of Higher Education Law No. 2547, the Secretary General is the head of the central administration under the Rector in universities.
 

The Secretary General is a head of the administrative organization of the University and is responsible to the Rector for the work of this organization.
 

The Secretary-General in addition to the duties to be carried out as the head of the administrative organization of the university, carries out the following tasks by himself and by his affiliates:
 

- Acting as a rapporteur in the meetings of Board of Directors and Senate of the University without voting

- To ensure that the decisions taken at the Board of Directors and Senate meetings of the University are written regularly and kept in accordance with the confidentiality principles,

- To forward the decisions taken in the Board of Directors and Senate meetings of the University to the related units

- To conduct the correspondence of the university regularly

- To ensure that the administrative units of the university work in regular and harmonious manner

- To make recommendations to the Rector on the personnel needs in the administrative units of the university

- To provide advertising and promotion of the university 

- Fulfilling the duties to be assigned by the University Rector and Vice-Rectors