University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar

University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar
Univerzitet "Džemal Bijedić" u Mostaru
Универзитет "Џемал Биједић" у Мостару
Latin: Universitas Studiorum Mostariensis
Type Public
Established May 1993
Rector Dr. sc. Sead Pašić
Students 2,552
Location Bosnia and Herzegovina Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Campus Urban
Affiliations European University Association
Website www.unmo.ba

University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar (Bosnian: Univerzitet "Džemal Bijedić" u Mostaru/Универзитет "Џемал Биједић" у Мостару) is a public university in Bosnia and Herzegovina established in 1993, and based in Mostar. It is named after Yugoslav politician Džemal Bijedić. It consists of eight faculties.[1] It claims legal continuation of the University of Mostar established in 1977, but renamed in 1992.

History

The University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar

General characteristics of the period since the formation of the university, 11 February 1977 year until 1992. years is its institutionalization, creating material conditions for the development, gathering scientific nastavoga staff, organizing education on modern principles. From April 1992 until 9 May 1993, the University Dzemal Bijedic experienced many irregular and violent changes implemented, practically losing its autonomy.[2]

During the Croat-Bosniak War in May 1993, the University was renamed as Sveučilište u Mostaru (using the Croatian term for University), and the Croatian language was adopted as official language of the University. Muslim professors left the University and established a new university with the old name - the University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar. The basic condiditions were made in November 1993, when it created the basic conditions. At that time sparsely teaching and administrative staff had a number of problems, but they were using the then authorities, and with great effort and sacrifice their own managed to solve.The University has now managed to partially solve a number of problems, so that the working conditions more favorable than in the previous period.[3]

The University now employs 250 teachers and staff, and the teaching process are engaged 222 teachers and students from other universities. In the academic 2008/2009. year the University has enrolled approximately 12,000 students.[4]

In some institutions of higher education made the changes, and the University formiralni study were grown in separate colleges. A study of language has evolved in the Faculty of Humanities, School of Informatics, Faculty of Information Technology and Culture in the Study agromediteranskih Agromediterranean college. Faculty of Economics, was transformed into the Faculty of Business Management, Teacher Training College Teaching in Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Department was introduced to computer engineering, the Faculty has introduced new courses at two-year study: Business Administration, Public Administration and Management for Commercial Business.[5]

Teaching the scientific process is performed in about 4500 m² učioničkog, laboratory and cabinet space in the campus (a former military barracks "North Camp"). Such a small space is one of the serious limiting factors for the development of the University, but this campus with the existing facilities is ideal for all the necessary facilities a modern city ordered the University to the University will be in the future and advocate.[6]

University Library, which lost the entire building and library holdings, has been placed in for that purpose made and interior design, with a steadily increasing library holdings.

From the students' standard of facilities, instead of the earlier modern dorm capacity 550 beds with an array of supporting facilities and opportunities to prepare 1200 meals a day, the students today at area campuses are available to two renovated pavilion, which are a function of the dorm-capacity of 60 beds, space for classroom and a kitchen. Nutrition students placed in the House was organized in the restaurant "Red Cross", which is located in the vicinity. The converted house "Darulilm Vakuf, also within the campus, located 25 students.[7]

In February 2003 the University Council adopted a Plan of Institutional Development in 2003–2010. A number of weaknesses that have been demonstrated so far in the organization and governance of universities has led to the realization of the necessity of implementing higher education reform. With the introduction of new forms of organization and integration, and changes in management, the university will meet the demands for harmonization of higher education and be able to engage as an equal partner in the international university network.[8]

Number of students
Academic year Number of students
2004/05
  
 4,379
2005/06
  
 4,916
2006/07
  
 4,976
2007/08
  
 5,120
2008/09
  
 4,970
2009/10
  
 4,611
2010/11
  
 4,710
2011/12
  
 4,275
2012/13
  
 3,444
2013/14
  
 3,201
2014/15
  
 2,552

List of faculties

Degrees offered

Agromediterranean faculty

School of Agromediterranean Crops grew into the Agromediterranean faculty (Bosnian: Agromediteranski fakultet) University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar founded in 1997. Alongside full-time studies, it offers possibility of part-time studying. The curriculum is harmonized with the curriculum of Agricultural Faculty of Sarajevo, and some changes have been introduced lately. Thanks to the large number of elective courses, students can shape their professional profile by their own choice. Since 2002, a fruit-wine growing department has existed, in addition to the already existing Department of vegetable-flower growing.[9]

Dean: Dr. Ahmed Džubur, an associate professor

Faculty of Human Sciences/Humanities

School of Languages was founded in 1999, and in early 2002 it developed into Faculty of Human Sciences/Humanities (Bosnian: Fakultet humanističkih nauka) at University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar.[10] The School of Languages offered the two programs:

diploma of Bosnian Language and Literature professor

diploma of English Language and Literature professor.

The Faculty of Humanities established new departments:

Dean: Dr. Elbisa Ustamujic, a full-time professor

Faculty of Information Technology (FIT)

Faculty of Information Technology (Bosnian: Fakultet informacionih tehnologija (FIT))University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar was founded in 1997. By April 2008, 2254 students had enrolled this faculty and 211 students graduated. This faculty provides regular in-class schooling and distance learning in the field of information technology.

Dean: Dr. Safet Krkic, a full-time professor

Faculty of Business Management

Faculty of Business Management (Bosnian: Fakultet poslovnog menadžmenta) University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar This Faculty organizes two-year and four-year undergraduate studies, as well as postgraduate studies. After completion of two-year studies, a student gets a diploma of an economist manager, and after four-year studies of a graduate economist manager. Postgraduate study which offers master's degree in economy is entitled as "Financial Business Management".

Dean: Dr. Damir Zaklan, an associate professor

Civil Engineering

Faculty of Civil Engineering University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar In first days of its existence, the Faculty organized its teaching process in the premises of Faculty of Economy and Law Faculty, and later it moved to Dule Mucibabic Dormitory. In 1993, the Faculty was forced to leave the premises and in 1996 it was relocated to the locality of the ex-military Northern Camp. The Faculty offers two-year (diploma of a civil engineer) and four-year degree (diploma of a graduate civil engineer).

Dean: Dr. Fuad Catovic, a full-time professor

Mechanical Engineering

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar offers two-year and four-year degrees. By completion of two-year studies, a student gets a diploma of a mechanical engineer. Studies for getting a two-year degree last five semesters and for four-year degree eight semesters. The faculty offers master's and doctoral degrees in technical sciences. Until the year of 2002, only general mechanical engineering was offered; since then computer engineering has been introduced which proved to be very attractive to students.

Dean: Dr. Jusuf Kevelj, an assistant professor

Teachers Faculty

Teachers Faculty (Bosnian: Nastavnički fakultet)University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar is a public institution in the state property. Faculty is the legal successor of the Pedagogical Academy of the University "Džemal Bijedić" of Mostar, the oldest member of the University, which was founded in 1950. Faculty Day on 5 February. The main activity of the Faculty of Higher Education, training of personnel for elementary and secondary schools. Teaching-scientific and scientific-research process at the Faculty takes place within the study groups, according to the curriculum for regular and part-time students, through lectures, exercises, consultations, seminars, hospitovanja, mentoring, vorkšopova (Workshop), excursions, checks and other forms of knowledge. Faculty in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the only study group for music and art.[11]

Students studying at the Faculty from all parts of BiH, as well as from neighboring countries. In the teaching process, in addition to 45 employees of the Faculty, is engaged 70 teachers and students from the University of Sarajevo, Tuzla, Banja Luka, Bihac, Belgrade, including the most famous names in the field of higher education from the former Yugoslavia.[12]

Faculty at the site of the University campus, uses a few objects, reconstructed their own funds. For the teaching process at all 10 study groups and over 2000 students that is not enough. However, it should be mentioned, that the College from its own funds modernize the teaching process purchasing and using the latest audiovisual equipment. Steering Committee and the Dean of the Faculty, a number of its decisions to stimulate post-graduate master's degree, or to acquire the scientific degree of doctor of science, which has a provision for the results of its own staff.[13]

In a time of new social conditions and a new attitude to higher education, the Faculty also monitored the reform of higher education in BiH. In this sense, the in academic 2006/07 year began with the enrollment of students who study at the Bologna principles.[14]

Dean: Dr.prof. Salko Pezo, an assistant professor

Departments

Faculty of Law

Law Faculty University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar offers two-year and four-year degrees. Undergraduate studies for getting a diploma of a lawyer take two years and for diploma of a graduate lawyer four years of studies.

Dean: Dr. Suzana Bubić, an associate professor

External links

Official site: http://www.unmo.ba/

References

  1. ↑ UMNO
  2. ↑ UMNO 1
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  5. ↑ UMNO 4
  6. ↑ UMNO 5
  7. ↑ UMNO 6
  8. ↑ UMNO 7
  9. ↑ UNMO;AF
  10. ↑ UNMO;FHN
  11. ↑ UNMO;NF 1
  12. ↑ UNMO;NF 2
  13. ↑ UNMO;NF 3
  14. ↑ UNMO;NF 4

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