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Slavic University suspends its activity

Slavic University suspends its activity, starting on July 22, the Ministry of Education and Research informs candidates for admission 2024.

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The decision of suspension was approved at the General Assembly of the founders of the Slavic University on May 20, because the institution failed to get the accreditation of the bachelor's and master's study programs, as well as following the numerous warnings issued by the MEC to the university.

In this context, the Slavic University, through a letter, requested the National Agency for Quality Assurance in Education and Research to revoke the procedures regarding the accreditation of its programs: Business and administration, Logistics Marketing, Psychology, Information Technology.

Following the suspension of the didactic activity, according to the normative framework, the students of the Slavic University are to be transferred, based on personal request, to the same accredited study programs in other universities.

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