The Diploma Supplement (DS) is a complementary document, which is attached to a higher education diploma and provides a standardized description of the nature, context, content, level and status of the studies completed by its holder. This document aims to improve international transparency and also facilitate the academic and professional recognition of qualifications (diplomas, degrees, certificates etc.). The DS is produced by national institutions according to a template that has been developed by a Joint European Commission – Council of Europe – UNESCO working party. This document is an important part of the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) and it does not only help the definition of the phases of the graduates’ education understood by different education systems, but also gives detailed information about the degrees, levels, and vocational competencies of the graduate. The DS is composed of eight sections, which are namely: information identifying the holder of the qualification, information identifying the qualification, information on the level of the qualification, information on the contents and results gained, information on the function of the qualification, additional information, certification of the Supplement, information on the national higher education system. All these sections should be provided by the DS and if not, an explanation should be given. A description of the national higher education system within, which the individual named on the original qualification graduated has to be attached to the DS. This description that provided by the National Academic Recognition Information Centers (NARICs) is available on the website: www.enic-naric.net