

Six IUS Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences programs have been awarded ASIIN accreditation for a five-year period — validated by Germany's leading engineering and natural sciences accreditation agency and listed in the European DEQAR quality assurance database.
IUS has achieved another significant milestone in its commitment to academic excellence — six Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences programs have been awarded ASIIN accreditation for a five-year period, effective from June 2026 until September 2031.
Founded to serve engineering and applied sciences education, ASIIN is a leading German accreditation agency specializing in engineering, computer science, natural sciences, mathematics and related disciplines. As a registered European quality assurance agency, ASIIN assesses whether study programs are academically sound, appropriately structured and aligned with internationally recognized standards.
All finalized accreditation decisions and certificates are listed in the Database of External Quality Assurance Results (DEQAR), ensuring transparency and public access to the outcomes of the external quality assurance process.
The accreditation of the study programs represents an important achievement for both FENS and IUS — confirming the Faculty's ability to uphold high academic standards across a broad range of disciplines.
— International University of Sarajevo, 2026
ASIIN's accreditation criteria are aligned with the European Qualifications Framework and the European Standards and Guidelines (ESG) for Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area. The process also applies discipline-specific standards, ensuring that each program is evaluated in accordance with the expectations of its academic field and related profession.
The evaluation process included comprehensive self-assessments and independent external reviews conducted by experts with relevant academic and professional experience. IUS hosted ASIIN site visits earlier in 2026, further demonstrating the University's commitment to transparency, accountability and continuous development.

The accredited programs offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences are organized into three clusters, each representing a distinct disciplinary area evaluated against ASIIN's discipline-specific standards.
ASIIN accreditation confirms that a study program has undergone an independent external evaluation and meets established academic and professional standards within its field.
The structure and relevance of the curriculum, evaluated against internationally recognized discipline-specific standards.
Clearly defined learning outcomes and the knowledge, skills and competencies students are expected to acquire by graduation.
Teaching methods and assessment approaches, evaluated for pedagogical effectiveness and professional relevance.
Qualifications and expertise of academic staff members responsible for program delivery and student mentorship.
Available resources, student support services and infrastructure required to enable successful learning.
Mechanisms for continuous quality improvement, ensuring programs evolve to meet changing academic and professional needs.
The accreditation provides independent confirmation that the programs have been evaluated against internationally recognized benchmarks — verified and publicly accessible through DEQAR.
Programs have been independently evaluated against recognized international benchmarks and discipline-specific standards.
Well-structured curricula with clearly defined learning outcomes, qualified academic staff and appropriate teaching methods.
Students, families, partner universities and employers can verify the accreditation through the European DEQAR database.
The ASIIN quality seal is an indicator of trust and credibility for further education and professional advancement worldwide.
The publication of accreditation decisions in DEQAR enables students, families, partner universities and employers to independently verify that IUS programs have successfully completed a recognized European external quality assurance process.