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Serbia improves rating of higher education reforms
Belgrade,
17 May 2007
The Serbian Ministry of Education stated today that in a ministerial conference on higher education in London, reforms of the higher education in Serbia were rated with 4 out of 5.
This was due to the adoption of the Law on higher education, constituting the Conference of Universities and Post-Secondary Schools of Serbia, formation of the National Higher Education Council and the commission for accreditation in line with the Bologna process.
The improvement of the rating from 2.2 to 4 is a big step forward for the Serbian higher education, it was highlighted in the ministerial conference on higher education in London.
The improvement of the rating from 2.2 to 4 is a big step forward for the Serbian higher education, it was highlighted in the ministerial conference on higher education in London.
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