Higher education in Kosovo has evolved significantly since the country declared independence in 2008. The system includes several public and private universities, with the University of Pristina being the largest and most prominent institution. Programs are offered in various fields, including humanities, sciences, and engineering, often following the Bologna Process to ensure compatibility with European standards. Despite progress, challenges remain, such as limited funding, infrastructure issues, and a high unemployment rate among graduates. The government and educational institutions are working to improve quality and relevance, aiming to better prepare students for the job market and enhance research capabilities.