Twelve years after the end of the Bosnian war, education remains the least reformed sector in Bosnian society.
Archive | Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Two Schools Under One Roof
Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Curriculum, Disabilities, History, Internet, Teachers, Textbooks, Violence, Youth
Posted on 03 June 2008 by Anes Alic
Bosnia and Herzegovina: New Law, Old Chaos
Tags: Bologna Process, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Conflict, Funding, Legislation, Qualifications
Posted on 14 January 2008 by Armela Subasic and Amela Bulja
A new education law in Bosnia might please the country’s European neighbors, but critics say it only locks in a broken system.
Bosnia and Herzegovina: The World Under One Roof
Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Corruption, Curriculum, Ethnic Segregation, History, Standardized Exams, Teachers
Posted on 28 February 2007 by Mirna Skrbic
An international school in Bosnia has shown that students here do not have to be segregated.
Bosnia: Girls Just Want to Go to School
Tags: Alternative Education, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Employment, Gender, Grades, Roma, Textbooks
Posted on 25 March 2005 by Mirna Skrbic
Access to education – even to simple primary schooling – is severely limited for some young Bosnians, and girls are at a particular disadvantage.