The Erasmus+ project PARTISH – "Reinforcement of support structures for successful student participation in the Short Cycle Higher Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina", in which Academia Maribor took part, has been successfully completed. The European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) rated the project "VERY GOOD", the highest possible grade, meaning the consortium met all its goals with results assessed as high-quality, relevant and sustainable.
PARTISH (2020–2024) aimed to strengthen support structures for students in short-cycle higher education (SCHE) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, improve legal frameworks and introduce quality standards, develop e-tools, teaching methodologies, trainings and pilot programmes in line with European standards, and raise awareness among stakeholders. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, activities were adapted and delivered on time.
The consortium comprised 17 partners from seven countries – universities, colleges and professional organisations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Italy and the Czech Republic. Academia contributed to pedagogical content, the organisation of trainings and the transfer of good practice from Slovenia.
Results include legal frameworks for SCHE in several cantons, internal quality assurance tools, evaluation mechanisms and new digital learning tools, and pilot programmes supported by equipment and staff training. All public results are available on the project website.
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Source: Academia (7. 7. 2025). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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