Through bilateral agreements
The University of Sarajevo maintains cooperation with many higher education institutions around the world through bilateral agreements (memoranda of understanding), which, among other things, enable the exchange of students and university staff. These signed agreements often provide administrative and tuition-fee facilitation for study periods of up to one semester, while travel and accommodation costs must be covered by the participant (unless financial support is agreed in the agreement).
Erasmus+ Mobility
Following a decision of the Senate of the University of Sarajevo, member institutions (faculties) are authorised to sign Erasmus+ KA171 inter-institutional agreements independently, provided that the cooperation is exclusively related to activities within the respective faculty. As Bosnia and Herzegovina is a partner country in the Erasmus+ program, KA171 agreements with partner institutions from programme countries (EU) must be initiated through the partner institution.
The list of active agreements is available at: international.unsa.ba/erasmus-ka171-agreements
CEEPUS
The Central European Exchange Programme for University Studies (CEEPUS) enables the mobility of students and professors with the goal of improving education. The program is coordinated at member institutions. More: international.unsa.ba/ceepus
EUPeace
The University of Sarajevo is part of the European university initiative EUPeace, which focuses on nurturing a peaceful, just and inclusive European society. Official website: www.eupeace.eu
As a freemover
When the University of Sarajevo or the Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security Studies does not have a signed cooperation agreement with a foreign institution, students can contact the Faculty directly if they wish to participate in a mobility program. Since there is no formal agreement, the conditions of such mobility are not regulated, so students arrange the procedure themselves. It is possible that certain study fees may apply, in addition to the expected travel and living expenses. Although there is no official agreement, it is expected that the student is nominated (supported) by their home institution.