The final conference of the PARTISH project took place on 12 and 13 December 2024 at the University of Sarajevo. The project, aimed at developing short-cycle higher education (SCHE) and part-time study in Bosnia and Herzegovina, brought together universities and partners from several countries to improve the accessibility and quality of education.
Representatives of universities, ministries and project partners presented the key results: a legal framework for part-time and short-cycle programmes, new methodologies for distance learning, and pilot programmes tested at universities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. European partners shared experience and good practice from Slovenia, Serbia, Latvia, France and Estonia, where such programmes are already established.
The project's goals were a legal framework supporting part-time and SCHE programmes in tertiary education, distance and in-person learning methodologies adapted to adult and employed students, and the pilot delivery of five programmes. Benefits for students and the labour market include the opportunity for employed people to upgrade their education, fast new qualifications for the unemployed and more accessible education through distance learning. The project focused on adapting legislation in the five largest cantons and entities, and the conference provided guidelines for the sustainable implementation of the results.
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Source: Academia (14. 12. 2024). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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