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Academic Information Center (AIC)
Basic aim of the Academic Information Center is to contribute to the student, researcher and professor mobility, knowledge exchange between the Austrian and Serbian academic communities and further linking and cooperation of higher education institutions in these countries.
The Balkan Case Challenge (BCC) is an annual international case study competition and recruitment event with a focus on South-Eastern Europe. It aims at opening up opportunities and new perspectives for excellent students from South-Eastern Europe through strengthening links between higher education and employment and by the provision of concrete job opportunities. In addition, the Balkan Case Challenge contributes to an increased awareness about the potentials of South-Eastern Europe/ the Balkans - being an integrative part of a joint Europe.
COMPETENCE addresses the link between higher education and economy as one of the most crucial issues in the four Western Balkan target countries.
Experiencing Europe: Serbian Young Professionals in Austria – Zoran Đinđić Internship Programme
The three year’ project “Experiencing Europe: Serbian Young Professionals in Austria – Zoran Đinđić Internship Programme” aims at supporting the socio-economic development of Serbia by increasing the employability of the Serbian youth on the one hand and the understanding of European integration on the other.
One Month Study Visits to Austria for University Graduates
Unfortunately the OMV programme will very probably be ended by the responsible Ministry. Negotiations are still in progress but a continuation of the program is not very likely. We will put any news regarding the OMV online as soon as possible.
Support to Reforms of Higher Education
The "Support to Reforms of Higher Education" programmes, financed by the Austrian Development Cooperation, aim at reforming the Higher Education Systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia with the help of various measures (sub components). These sub components are in some cases the same for all 4 different countries, in other cases they are tailor made for the specific Higher Education Systems of each individual country. Below you can find the different subcomponents listed according to their target area.