University type: Private Available Degrees: Bachelor/Master
Medium of Course: English
Estd. Year: 2004
Program Type: NA
About the University:
Foundation for Education Development Sarajevo was founded in Sarajevo in 2001 as a non-governmental organization with characteristics of endowment as it stated in the Law of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Federal Ministry of Justice registered it as a legitimate institution whose sole purpose is to seek and create academic, material and legal conditions for the advancement of education in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A group of businessmen from Turkey and several intellectuals from Bosnia and Herzegovina, as founders, have been working jointly on the realization of Foundation plans. The founders agree that management and property of the Foundation have a character of endowment.
Available Programs:
Bachelor:
Faculty of Law (FLW)
Master:
When founded, IUS had 14 employees and 68 students. The university currently employs more than 200 full-time members of academic and administrative staff from more than 12 countries of the world. The investment, and all the previous work and effort invested in the idea of IUS, are realized through an open, spacious and meaningful campus, construction of facilities and contemporary university buildings, library, two comfortable student dormitories, a modern research center, as well as continuous development of IUS capacities, including job opportunities and development of BiH society.
In June 2009, International University of Sarajevo opened its first Campus dormitory building that can accommodate 220 male students. In 2010, a dormitory for female students was opened as well. There are rooms with two and five-beds. Each room has its own bathroom and most of them have their own study space.
Wireless Internet connection is provided for the students at the whole Campus area. Students can also rent apartments in the city if they wish to do so. The university administration can advise students about accommodation.
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