Process of Implementation of the Diploma Supplement The Diploma Supplement accompanies the university diploma and contains a
standardised description of the type, level, context and status of the
degree programme successfully completed by the student. The Diploma
Supplement creates transparency and simplifies the academic and
professional recognition of professional qualifications (diplomas,
academic degrees, achievement, etc.). In 1999, the University of
Liechtenstein was one of the first institutions in Europe to introduce
this EU/UNESCO/Council of Europe Diploma Supplement proposal, which it
has since awarded to graduates as an accompaniment to the diploma.
Process of Implementation of the Diploma Supplement According to the Act on Higher Education (by 25 November 2004), section
23, the Diploma Supplement contains information about completed
qualifications of Bachelor, Master or Doctoral studies.