For all international students, please know that official change has been made for the start dates (due to the Covid19 effects to the previous academic year and need to extend exam period).
New dates for the start of classes is 18 October 2021.
Please, communicate with your host coordinators at the host units of the University of Sarajevo about the exact timetable as it may differ from unit to unit.
The International Relations Office of the University of Sarajevo, in cooperation with vice-deans and coordinators for international relations at the university members, as well as in communication with partner institutions throughout Europe, opened calls for both-way mobility.
Approximately 50 students from the University of Sarajevo were given the opportunity to stay abroad the following semester, while 40 students from abroad chose the University of Sarajevo as the host for the following semester. On that occasion, a Welcome Day was held for foreign students who will spend the winter semester of the 2021/2022, mostly through the Erasmus + program. Students come from Austria, Estonia, France, Greece, Croatia, Italy, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Serbia, Spain, Sweden and Turkey.
Respecting the epidemiological measures, the Welcome Day was held at the Rectorate of the University of Sarajevo, where students were introduced to the University of Sarajevo, city of Sarajevo, and with academic, administrative and practical information that will help them get around the city faster and better. In cooperation with the Erasmus Student Network student association, we enabled them to “pair” with local students in order to facilitate their stay and provide information about life in Sarajevo.
Exchange students will stay at the University of Sarajevo until the end of February 2022, when they officially finish their teaching obligations, and we hope that in that period they will achieve positive results and experience.
Proper breathing is known to calm emotions, bring mental peace and increase feelings of happiness. The corona virus pandemic has increased stress levels, thereby reducing productivity. As your health is important to us, and in order to always be happy with us, we would like to invite you to continue our socializing in the night program of the International Relations Office, to the workshop “Relax class in curfew – Yoga and breathing” where you will have the opportunity to clear your thoughts and airways with experienced Yoga instructor Enita Nakaš.
Register below to get the zoom link.
“Relax class in curfew” will be held on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, starting at 21:00 (CET).
The European University Association is organizing an annual conference on “Universities 2030: from vision to reality”. Registrations are now open for this online event. It will take place on April 22 and 23, 2021, and will include interactive audience participation and many networking opportunities.
Against the backdrop of the ongoing climate crisis, fundamental technological advances, labour market changes and the pressure Europe’s political systems are currently experiencing, to name only a few examples, an honest and ambitious debate is needed about the path universities should take to remain resilient and relevant. To contribute to this debate, EUA has developed a vision of open, engaged and autonomous European universities, outlined in the publication “Universities without walls – A vision for 2030”, and the 2021 EUA Annual Conference will provide a forum for discussions on some of the key actions needed to realise this vision.
The conference will feature sessions in multiple formats, with a rich variety of live speakers and video messages by high-level personalities such as European Council President Charles Michel. In addition, you will be able to network with your peers and access virtual booths presenting diverse EUA projects and activities.
We invite you to 𝙀𝙍𝘼𝙎𝙈𝙐𝙎 + info days which will be held online, on Wednesday (March 17) and Thursday (March 18) starting at 12.00 via the Zoom platform of the University of Sarajevo.
On the first day, UNSA students and staff will have the opportunity to learn all about the procedure for going to Erasmus + mobility, open competitions, exchange semester planning, universities to go to, new circumstances and new opportunities (working language Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian).
On the second day, UNSA students and staff will be able to attend a virtual fair where we have invited representatives of institutions whose mobility calls are open, to get the necessary information first hand (working language: English).
Currently open calls for Erasmus + mobility for UNSA students and staff next semester:
Students and staff members can register for these online sessions, while partner HEIs should communicate with International Relations Office for more information and their participation.
Due to the worsening epidemiological situation, Sarajevo Canton will be closed from Friday at 8 pm to Monday at 7 am. Sarajevo Canton Prime Minister Edin Forto has confirmed that KS will be closed from Friday to Monday due to the deteriorating epidemiological situation. Citizens will be able to move during that period, but shopping malls and restaurants will not work. Only pharmacies, grocery stores and gas stations will operate .
Please fill this short survey to check your interest for organizing school of Bosnian language, as well as your current level of knowledge. The first intro day will be tomorrow (Thursday) or Friday, so please fill it as soon as possible. Those who are not registered will be considered as not interested. Participating is not obligatory, however if you chose to participate, attendance is OBLIGATORY and your activity will influence on getting those 2 ECTS.
During Welcome day for incoming students, International relations office has prepared the presentation with needed academic and practical information about Sarajevo and our university. You can download presentation and help yourself with needed questions and answers. With presentation and this specialized website focused on incoming students and staff, we hope that you will have pleasant stay.
After the suspension of mobility (outgoing and incoming) in the winter semester 2020/2021 due to the Covid19 virus pandemic and the lack of favorable epidemiological conditions for normal travel, stay and teaching, the International Relations Office of the University of Sarajevo (in cooperation with vice deans and coordinators for international relations of university members) opened a calls for incoming and outgoing mobility during the winter semester and organized the admission of foreign students to the summer semester 2020/2021.
Approximately 150 students of the University of Sarajevo were given the opportunity to go abroad next semester, with many considering them to cancel due to the current situation with the pandemic, and the lock-down in most European countries. When it comes to incoming students at the University of Sarajevo, a much smaller (but not insignificant) number comes to us – 15 of them in the next semester.
On that occasion, a Welcome Day was held for our incoming students who will spend the upcoming summer semester at our university, mostly through the Erasmus+ program. Students come from France, Italy, Austria, Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic, Estonia and Spain.
Due to epidemiological conditions, the Welcome Day was held online, where students were introduced to the University of Sarajevo, the city of Sarajevo, and provided with academic and practical information that will be useful for faster and better acclimatization in the city. In cooperation with the Erasmus Student Network, we have enabled them to “pair” with local students in order to help them and provide information about life in Sarajevo.
In addition to successfully contracted courses and activities that will be studied / worked in the coming months at our university, a great advantage for visiting students is the fact that Sarajevo (and the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina) is currently in a favorable situation when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, due to the smaller number of patients, no special measures have been introduced in relation to other countries in the region and Europe, where everyday normal life is stopped because of the lock-down.
Incoming visiting students will stay until July 2021, when they officially finish their teaching obligations, and we hope that in that period they will achieve positive results and experience at least half of the mobility in Sarajevo and BiH that former visiting students had before the pandemic.
On behalf of the International Relations Office of the University of Sarajevo, we welcome you to the new, updated website of our office. Taking into account the comments and advices we received, the Office re-designed the website and organized the availability of information of interest to our visitors – from the work of the Office, mobility calls, to documented regulations and strategic documents.
We have also provided an interactive English version of our site for guests from abroad, which, in addition to basic information about the University of Sarajevo, also provides academic and practical information that may be useful.