New Minister in Serbia
Božidar Đelić, vice-president of the government of Republic of Serbia and minister for Science and Technological Development, was born in 1965 in Belgrade (Serbia). read more
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The ACES Awards Programme
Nominations for the ACES (Academic Interprise Awards Europe) Awards, the first pan-European awards programme for spin-out companies, are requested till September 30, 2008. This is the first pan-European... read more
Western Balkan Countries representation in EUROCHAMBERS
EUROCHAMBERS - Association of European Chambers of Commerce and Industry represents over 19 million enterprises in Europe through 46 members (45 national associations of Chambers of Commerce and Industry... read more
Event Announcement: Ethnic Reconciliation in the Western Balkans: What Role for Academia?
nter@nic network, the Comptence Centre South East Europe at the University of Graz and the European Academy of Bolzano/Bozen are organizing an international conference " Ethnic Reconcilation... read more
Event Announcement: Seminar on Statistics
The NTTS (New Techniques and Technologies for Statistics) seminar is an international scientific conference on the impact of new technologies on statistical collection, production and dissemination systems... read more
Book announcement: ‘From fragmentation to cooperation: tertiary education, research, and development in South Eastern Europe’
The new World Bank publication ‘From fragmentation to cooperation: tertiary education, research, and development in South Eastern Europe’ has been posted for download in the documents section... read more
New Minister in FYR of Macedonia
Pero Stanojanovski is the new minister of Education and Science in FYR of Macedonia. read more
Western Balkan Countries involvement in TEMPUS IV
The results of the first TEMPUS IV call show that Albania, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Kosovo under UNSCR 1244, Montenegro, Serbia partcipated in the call with... read more
From Fragmentation to Cooperation: Tertiary Education, Research and Development in South Eastern Europe
The World Bank’s working paper, published in June 2008, examines the challenges that Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania... read more
Call for Experts for the South East Europe Programme
The Managing Authority (MA) of the SEE Programme, through its Joint Technical Secretariat (JTS), invites experts to apply for a roster of experts in order to support the JTS in the assessment... read more
