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Sarajevo Office Projects
Children’s University in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Children’s University in Bosnia and Herzegovina
aims to increase the interest in science, research and technology from a very
young age and to engage children in exciting, interactive, real-world learning
experiences. This way the children develop academic talent and knowledge,
creativity and personal growth, and they are encouraged to be curious and to
think critically.
European Union Standards for Accreditation of Study Programmes at BiH Universities
The main objective of the project is the introduction of European standards in
evaluation and accreditation procedures to study programs at BiH
Universities.
The project focuses on furthering the development of quality assurance (QA) in Bosnian and Herzegovinian (BiH) higher education (HE). The project represents the follow up action to previously established QA structures at BiH universities and strenghtening of BiH QA Agency, whose formation is currently underway.
Strategic Management of Higher Education Institutions Based on Integrated Quality Assurance System
The overall aim of the project is to ensure that quality assurance becomes recognized as an instrument in strategic development of institutions and as a means of cooperation with the Agency for Higher Education Developemnt and Quality Assurance, and authorized ministries. In the long term this will support structural reform of higher education in BiH.
Support to Reforms of Higher Education
The "Support to Reforms of Higher Education" programs, financed by the Austrian Development Cooperation, aim at reforming the Higher Education Systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia with the help of various measures (sub components). These sub components are in some cases the same for all 4 different countries, in other cases they are tailor made for the specific Higher Education Systems of each individual country. Below you can find the different subcomponents listed according to their target area.