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about study conditions at the University of Zenica in alignment with the Bologna process and ECTS credit system
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  About the University of Zenica
Introduction

About the University
- Title, address and location
- University management
- Other information about the university
- Academic calendar
- Review of contact addresses and study departments
- Registration and admission procedures
- The most important elements of university regulations (UNZE Statute)
- ECTS University Coordinator

Study Programmes

Basic Information for Students

Bologna and ECTS

Curricula

Impressum

Sponsors
Academic calendar

Conforming with European recommendations (ILO, EUA etc.) concerning the period of annual work load for teachers and students at the UNZE, the basic foundation is defined by average 1800 working hours yearly. This implies two-semester teaching process with15 working weeks (w.w.) each, then 15 working weeks out of this period and 40-hour working time in working week.

Consequently (15 w.w.+15 w.w. +15 w.w.) x 40 h/per week=1800 h/per year

This basic foundation is also used to estimate ECTS credit accumulation, i.e. correlation 30h=1 ECTS credit leads us to reference according to which we have 1800/30=60 ECTS credits for one academic year that a student must accumulate. Therefore the minimal and necessary number of credits a student needs to accumulate for passing into next study year is 60 ECTS credits.

According to that an academic calendar is formed which, with minor changes during the period of implementation (holidays etc.), represents the basis for annually planed activities at the University of Zenica.

Month Week Most important activities
JANUARY I Teaching procedure
II Teaching procedure
III Teaching procedure
IV Examination period
FEBRUARY I Examination period
II Examination period
III Examination period
IV The beginning of teaching procedure in spring semester
MARCH I Teaching procedure
II Teaching procedure
III Teaching procedure
IV Teaching procedure
APRIL I Teaching procedure
II Teaching procedure – Examination period
III Teaching procedure – Examination period
IV Teaching procedure – Conference Metal and Non-metal materials
MAY I Teaching procedure
II Teaching procedure
III Teaching procedure
IV Teaching procedure
JUNE I Teaching procedure
II Teaching procedure
III Examination period
IV Examination period
JULY I Examination period
II Examination period – Holidays- Candidates’ registration for admission
III Holidays- Candidates’ registration for admission
IV Holidays-Entrance examinations
AUGUST I Holidays- Participating at summer universities
II Holidays- Participating at summer universities
III Holidays- Participating at summer universities
IV Holidays- Participating at summer universities
SEPTEMBER I Examination period – Students’ admission
II Examination period – Students’ admission – Conference TMT
III Examination period - Students’ admission
IV Examination period - Students’ admission
OCTOBER I The beginning of teaching procedure in autumn semester
II Teaching procedure
III Teaching procedure
IV Teaching procedure
NOVEMBER I Teaching procedure
II Teaching procedure, European Quality Week, Quality Conference
III Teaching procedure
IV Teaching procedure
DECEMBER I Teaching procedure
II Teaching procedure
III Teaching procedure
IV Teaching procedure

National holidays in FB&H:
  • New Year’s Day – Jan 1-2 (non-working days)
  • Independence Day – Mar 1 (non-working day)
  • Labor Day – May 1-2 (non-working days)
  • Statehood Day – Nov 25 (non-working day)
Religious holidays:
  • Members of all religions are allowed two working days for their religious holidays (2 days of Eid for Muslims, 2 days of Christmas and Easter for Roman-Catholics, 2 days of Orthodox Christmas and Easter for Orthodox Christians).
At the beginning of each academic year University of Zenica publishes current academic calendar based on the one previously used containing the following information:
  • The beginning of an academic year
  • Terms for teaching procedure in spring and autumn semester
  • Terms for admission and registration of semesters as completed
  • Terms for classification period and freshmen registration
  • Information about public holidays and other non-working days
  • The end of an academic year
An academic year begins in October of the current year and ends in September of the next year. It is divided in two semesters: spring and autumn. Teaching procedure takes part within particular semesters that have approximately 15 teaching weeks each.

There are regular and irregular examination periods at the University of Zenica. Autumn and spring examination periods are regular ones. Irregular examination periods are determined by University Senate.