The University of Gjakova as an autonomous institution in the heart of an organized society produces, examines, evaluates and transmits culture through research and teaching. To meet the needs of the world around him, research and teaching are morally and intellectually independent of political authority and economic power. The University of Gjakova, rejecting intolerance and always being open to dialogue, is an ideal meeting place for professors capable of disseminating and developing their knowledge through research and innovation to capable and eager students to enrich their minds with that knowledge.

Having these features, which are also basic principles of the Magna Charta Universitarum, has expressed the will which has been confirmed by the Senate for the signing of this declaration and at the same time membership in the association of signatory universities called Magna Charta Observatory.

In this process, our university was supported by the University of Prishtina "Hasan Prishtina", POLIS University and a special support comes from the Polytechnic University of Koszalin in Poland which is one of the sponsors of membership in this association where on this occasion The rector of this university addresses the students and staff with the paper you find below along with the statement of the Magna Charta Universitarum.

If you are against signing this statement, then write and express your opinion to the official for international cooperation Denis Spahija in the email: [email protected]

Magna Charta Universitatum - Summary of principles