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South East European University

Coordinates:41°59′09″N20°57′40″E / 41.98583°N 20.96111°E /41.98583; 20.96111
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University in North Macedonia

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South East European University
Universiteti i Evropës Juglindore
Универзитет на Југоисточна Европа
University's logo
TypePrivate-public nonprofit university
Established2001; 25 years ago (2001)
RectorSadudin Ibraimi[1]
Students1,849 (2018–19)[2]
Location,
41°59′09″N20°57′40″E / 41.98583°N 20.96111°E /41.98583; 20.96111
CampusTetovo andSkopje
Websitewww.seeu.edu.mk
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South East European University (SEEU), informally also known as theMax van der Stoel University, is aprivate-publicnonprofit higher education institution. It was established upon initiative ofOSCE'sHigh Commissioner on National MinoritiesMax van der Stoel and is located inTetovo,North Macedonia, with a branch campus inSkopje.[3]

The university is an associate member of theEuropean University Association[4] and theBalkan Universities Network,[5] and a member of theInternational Association of Universities.[6]

Background and foundation

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In the early 1990s, Dutch diplomatMax van der Stoel, who was thenOSCE'sHigh Commissioner on National Minorities, became involved in efforts to resolve the issue ofAlbanian-language study at the university level, between Macedonian and Albanian political leaders. Albanians protested against the failure of the Macedonian state to provide Albanian-language study in universities. Two public universities,Ss. Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje andSt. Clement of Ohrid University of Bitola, only offered courses in the Macedonian language. In 1994, an illegal Albanian-language university was established in Tetovo, which led to increased tension between Macedonians and Albanians. With Van der Stoel's efforts, a compromise solution was reached between Macedonian and Albanian political leaders. On 25 July 2000, under recommendations of OSCE, theMacedonian parliament adopted a Law on Higher Education, which permitted the establishment of private universities in the languages of the minorities.[7] It resulted in the establishment of the university in Tetovo in 2001.[8][9]

Faculties and study programmes

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South East European University (SEEU) offers degrees at bachelor, master and doctorate levels in several areas of study.[10][11]

Study programmes are offered in three languages:English,Albanian andMacedonian.[8]

The university is constituted of seven faculties:[12]

  • Law[13]
  • Contemporary Social Sciences[14]
  • Business and Economics[15]
  • Languages, Cultures and Communications[16]
  • Contemporary Sciences and Technologies[17]
  • Health Sciences[18]
  • Technical Sciences[19]

Admissions

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South East European University (SEEU) has a selective admission policy based on students' previous academic record and grades.[20][21]

References

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  1. ^Ibraimi, Sadudin."Sadudin Ibraimi".South East European University.
  2. ^"Запишани студенти на високите стручни школи и факултетите во Република Северна Македонија во академската 2018/2019 година"(PDF).stat.gov.mk (in Macedonian). Statistical Office of North Macedonia. Retrieved30 November 2019.
  3. ^"South East European University opens in Tetovo | OSCE".osce.org. Retrieved31 July 2019.
  4. ^"EUA".eua.eu. Retrieved1 August 2019.
  5. ^"Balkan Universities Association".www.baunas.org. Retrieved1 August 2019.
  6. ^Jana Bacevic (2014).From Class to Identity: The politics of education reforms in former Yugoslavia. Central European University Press. p. 180.ISBN 9786155225734.
  7. ^Pål Kolstø (2016).Strategies of Symbolic Nation-building in South Eastern Europe. Routledge. p. 191.ISBN 9781317049364.
  8. ^abJenny Engström (2009).Democratisation and the Prevention of Violent Conflict: Lessons Learned from Bulgaria and Macedonia. Ashgate. p. 128.ISBN 9780754674344.
  9. ^Voldemar Tomusk, ed. (2007).Creating the European Area of Higher Education: Voices from the Periphery. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 150.ISBN 9781402046162.
  10. ^"South East European University | Ranking & Review".www.unirank.org. Retrieved31 July 2019.
  11. ^"Study Programmes".SEEU Study Programmes.
  12. ^"South East European University - Faculties".South East European University. Retrieved31 July 2019.
  13. ^"Law Faculty".South East European University.
  14. ^"Faculty of Contemporary Social Sciences".South East European University.
  15. ^"Faculty of Business and Economics".South East European University.
  16. ^"Faculty of Languages, Cultures and Communication".South East European University.
  17. ^"Faculty of Contemporary Sciences and Technologies".South East European University.
  18. ^"Faculty of Health Sciences".South East European University.
  19. ^"Faculty of Technical Sciences".South East European University.
  20. ^"South East European University - Admission Requirements".South East European University. Retrieved31 July 2019.
  21. ^"South East European University | Ranking & Review".www.unirank.org. Retrieved31 July 2019.
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