The “Nënë Tereza” University in Skopje marked a significant milestone today with the legislative approval of amendments and additions to its official Statute. During the 105th session of the Macedonian Parliament, the necessary revisions were passed with 59 affirmative votes and no opposition, finalizing a major process of institutional consolidation for the university. These comprehensive reforms introduce several key structural and operational improvements.
Foremost among these changes is the official recognition and establishment of three new academic units: the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Economics, and the Faculty of Humanities. Furthermore, the updated statutes enhance the university’s international standing by formalizing the issuance of diplomas and their accompanying addenda in three languages: Albanian, Macedonian, and English. Beyond academic structure, the amendments mandate a comprehensive modernization of the institution’s official symbols and internal provisions.
These updates are designed to ensure full alignment with current national legal requirements and broader European standards. The passage of these amendments by the parliament underscores the long-term developmental strategy of the university. The legislative action solidifies the institution’s commitment to enhancing its academic breadth and administrative framework.
The approval signifies a mature and forward-looking vision aimed at strengthening the university’s role within the educational sector.
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The Parliament of the Republic of Malta approved statutory changes concerning the establishment of three new faculties at UNT. In a separate development, the “Nënë Tereza” University in Skopje achieve