University of Split

Ms Aleksandra Banić, Prof. Dr. Mile DželalijaUniversity of Split

1ST CONSORTIUM, KICK-OFF MEETING

PADERBORN, JANUARY 29TH – FEBRUARY 1ST 2014

About the University Split

Split – Academic and cultural centre of Dalmatia

Content

Split 1700 years

Faculties and departments

… History – established on 15 June 1974 - Tradition 40 years long

… Higher education & Science

… 152 study programmes

... Livanjska 5

... HR-21000 Split

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Organisational structure of the UniversityRector

Vice-RectorsRectorate

12 Faculties- Academy of Arts - Faculty of Catholic Theologhy- Faculty of Chemistry and Technology- Faculty of Civil Engineering , Architecture

and Geodesy- Faculty of Economics- Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical

Engineering and Naval Architecture- Faculty of Kinesiology- Faculty of Law- School of Medicine- Faculty of Science- Faculty of Philosophy- Faculty of Maritime Studies

4 Central Departments- University Department of Marine

Studies

- University Department of Professional Studies

- University Department for Forensic Sciences

- University Department of Health Studies

Facts & Figures 2012/2013

Students: 22,000

Staff: 1,590

Teaching & Research: 1,134

Administrative: 456

International Activities

• Cooperation, projects, mobility,…• IRO• EU project office

Management

• Prof. Dr. Ivan Pavić, Rector

• Prof. Dr. Roko Andričević, vice-rector

• Field experts:

• Prof. Dr. Snježana Knezić, expert

• Prof. Dr. Livia Puljak, expert

• Mr Frane Mihanović

• etc.

Management• Key Expert and coordination: Prof. Dr. Mile Dželalija

University of SplitFaculty of ScienceTeslina 12, HR-21000 Splitmile@pmfst.hr

• Administration: Ms Aleksandra BanićUniversity of Split International Relations OfficeLivanjska 5, HR-21000 Splitabanic@unist.hr

Role of the University of Split

• Bringing expertise and best practice for modernisation and reform of HE system in BiH (QFs, QA, LO, relevance, etc)

• Lead partner:

• WP.5: BHQFHE Self-certification

• Task leader:

• 5.1: Establishing Self-certification panel

• 5.2: Publishing Self-certification Report

• Partner: in all WPs

Skills and expertise• Qualifications Frameworks (EQF; QF-EHEA; NQFs)

• EQF Preparatory Group; EQF Advisory Group; QF-EHEA NC; QF-SEE-HE; NQF development; Bologna Process implementation; etc.

• Quality assurance: standards; management of QA body; institutional implementation; etc.

• Learning outcomes; LO-based curricula development; State Matura; etc.

• Referencing reports: HR; PL; AT; GR; MN; TR; etc.

• Relevance for labour market: ESCO, occupational standards; etc.

• Recognition of NF and IF learning; recognition of foreign qualifications; etc.

• Research, education, innovation, transfer to LM; etc.

• International relationship (joint study programmes, projects, etc.)

Motivation and expectations• BHQFHE implementation in HE and self-certification/referencing

• LO implementation in HE

• QA of teaching, assessment and certification in HE in BiH

• Relevance of qualifications in BiH; development of LM in BiH

• Better employment rate/ratio; better jobs in BiH

• International reputation of institutions in BiH

• Partnership with institutions and individuals from BiH

• Research, education, innovation and transfer to LM

• Future joint projects; joint activities;

• Etc.

For More Information

Aleksandra Banić (abanic@unist.hr)

Prof. Dr. Mile Dželalija (mile@pmfst.hr)

University of Splitwww.unist.hr