South East European University
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Mission Statement
South East European University (SEEU) is a recognised and accredited autonomous higher education institution which was established in 2001 by agreement between international donors, the government of the Republic of Macedonia and the local academic community. Its mission from its conception has been to pursue excellence in teaching and research, to be open to all on the basis of equity and merit regardless of ethnicity and to actively seek co-operation with other universities, both in the Republic of Macedonia and in South East Europe as a whole. The founders of the University adopted its main aims, incorporated in its Statute, as being to contribute to the solution of the problem of Albanian language higher education, to promote inter-ethnic understanding, to ensure a multilingual and multicultural approach to teaching and research and to develop its teaching programme in a broad international and European perspective. To achieve these aims, SEEU is committed to principles of accountable governance, to managing its resources efficiently and effectively, to establishing a mutually beneficial working partnership between its governing body, management, academic staff and students and to practising continuous quality enhancement.
Academic Programmes
SEEU is a unitary University with five faculties, featuring quality undergraduate and postgraduate programmes within the socio-economic disciplines, Business and Public Administration, Law, Communication sciences and technologies and Pedagogical Methodology Training.
All programmes offered by the University are modular and follow the pattern of the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) conform the Bologna Agreement, giving students the flexibility to specialize or take a more broadly-based programme, and SEEU diplomas recognition in a wide international/European perspective.
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