The protocol on cooperation between the University of Zenica and the Institute of Health Insurance of the Zenica-Doboj Canton has been concluded

Today, Wednesday, February 3, 2016, prof. Ph.D. Dževad Zečić, rector of the University of Zenica (UNZE) and Mr. Senaid Begić, director of the Health Insurance Institute of Zenica-Doboj Canton (ZZO ZDK), in the presence of prof. Ph.D. Enes Bikić, Dean of the Faculty of Law, and Assoc. Ph.D. Alaudin Brkić, dean of the Faculty of Economics, and representatives of the media concluded the Protocol on cooperation with the aim of developing mutual cooperation by participating in public employment programs for young unemployed persons without work experience of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Zenica-Doboj Canton.
In accordance with the signed document, the University of Zenica will provide the ZDK Health Insurance Institute with data on students who have completed the first, second and third cycles of studies, as well as data on students who have completed the first, second and third cycles of studies of the UNZE Faculty of Law and Economics, which are on the basis of the achieved success during the course of studies, by the decisions of the dean of the Faculty of Law and Economics and the rector of UNZE, awarded.
On the other hand, the Institute of Health Insurance ZDK will apply for public invitations to employers to participate in programs for co-financing the employment of young unemployed persons without work experience (trainees), and through approved programs accept graduates in economics and law degrees from the University of Zenica on 50% of approved applications for the admission of trainees. The key criterion for selection will be success achieved during schooling, i.e. grade point average and awards they received during schooling. The period of validity of this Protocol is five years.

Rector prof. Ph.D. Zečić assesses that this is an exceptional opportunity for UNZE graduates: "Given today's difficult employment of young people, this Protocol and the opportunities it opens up give our students an incentive to work and try to be the best, because that effort can certainly pay off now ".