The Role of the Institutional Support Allocation System in Enhancing Scientific and Artistic Productivity at the University North

The system for awarding scientific and artistic grants at the University North serves as a key strategic instrument for advancing research and artistic productivity while strengthening the University's institutional recognition.By applying clearly defined criteria, transparent procedures, and comprehensive professional support provided by the Department for Scientific, Artistic Work and International Cooperation, the system ensures the efficient allocation of financial resources to researchers and teams whose projects demonstrate substantial scientific and societal value.An analysis of data from 2020-2024 reveals a consistent increase in the number of papers published in journals indexed in the Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus databases, with technical sciences, biomedicine, and social sciences emerging as the most productive disciplines.The grant system promotes interdisciplinary collaboration, the development of research teams, and the dissemination of findings through international databases, thereby fostering a culture of scientific excellence and open science.These findings confirm that institutional grants represent far more than a financial mechanism, they constitute a long-term investment in knowledge creation, innovation, and international competitiveness.At the same time, they enhance the scientific visibility and reputation of the University North at both national and international levels.