The Bologna Process is the most significant and most widespread reform process in the field of higher education in Europe, committed to the creation of a unique academic area in response to the overall process of globalization and technological development, which enables academic mobility and diploma recognition. Bologna Process defines the basic objectives of the reform of higher education that should be carried out until 2010. Magna Charta Univesitatum, which was signed in 1988 in Bologna by the European universities, served as the foundation for the creation of the European Higher Education Area and defined the freedom and autonomy as fundamental principles on which we should base the development of higher education. Read more
BOLOGNA PROCESS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TUZLA (VIDEO)
Decision on Adopting Documents for Implementation of the Bologna Process in BiH (3 Jan 2008)
Diploma Supplement Template for BiH
Handbook for Diploma Supplement Template Users
The Framework for Higher Education Qualifications in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Implementation of Qualifications Framework for Higher Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina
National Action Plan for the Recognition of Qualifications in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Higher Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina
ECTS – Guide for Teachers and Students at the University of Tuzla
European Higher Education Area
Tempus JEP No: UM_JEP-18041-2003 – “Introduction of the ECTS at B&H Universities”
Conference on the Implementation of the Bologna Process in South East Europe
Higher Education in SEE – After Berlin Conference
Bologna Declaration – Achieved Level of Implementation and Future Activity Plan
