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CRO4Bologna (SOCRATES – TEMPUS) Project duration: 1 year 1st December 2004 – 31st November 2005 Financing: 107 500 € total grant Ministry of Science, Education and Sports 5% + travel costs Italy - Croatia 27 April 2019

Partners Coordinator: University of Zagreb Prof.dr.sc. Aleksa Bjeliš Contractor: Österreichischer Austauschdienst, Austria Mr.sc. Ulrich Hörmann 27 April 2019

Partners and contacts from Croatia: Ministy of Science, Education and Sports Prof.dr.sc. Mirjana Polić-Bobić University of Rijeka Prof.dr.sc. Pero Lučin University of Split Prof.dr.sc. Ivan Slapničar University of Dubrovnik Prof.dr.sc. Vjekoslav Damić University of Zadar Doc.dr.sc. Danica Škara University of Osijek Prof.dr.sc. Ksenija Čulo 27 April 2019

Partners and contacts from EU: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Czech Republic RNDr. Vera Stastna Ministry of Education, Science and Culture, Austria OR Mag. Gottfried Bacher University of Udine, Italy Prof.dr.sc. Franca Battigelli 27 April 2019

Project goal: To meet the Bologna requirements and demands of The Act on Higher Education and Research in Croatia in order to join EHEA and to intensify the cooperation in the field of higher education in the region. 27 April 2019

Specific goals: Establishment of the National Bologna Promotes Team – 12 members 150 professors, teachers, students, staff and management at 6 Croatian universities trained in Bologna requirements and best practice exchange in order to make the transformation of the system feasible 27 April 2019

Croatian Team of Bologna Promotes Consists of 12 promoters Knowledge and experience to provide counseling to HEIs on the three Bologna priorities as defined by ministers in Berlin: Quality Assurance (Internal and External) The Three Cycle System (Curricular Reform, Qualification Frameworks, Tuning) Recognition (ECTS, Diploma Supplement, EUROPASS, Lisbon Recognition Convention) 27 April 2019