In the period from August 19 to August 22, 2019, representatives of University North headed by rector, prof. Marin Milković, Ph.D. visited Odessa State Environmental University in Ukraine in to establish cooperation (http://odeku.edu.ua/language/en/home/), as well as to co-organize and participate in the international conference "INTELLECTUAL SYSTEMS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES, ICIT 2019" (http://isit.odeku.edu.ua/index_en.php). 

All interested parties are invited to attend at the Open Day at University North,  University Center Varaždin on June 26, 2019 at 6 pm, UNIN-1, Room 101.

The purpose of Open Day is to get acquainted with the plan and program of the international joint doctoral study International Economic Relations and Management and the International Joint Interdisciplinary Doctoral Study in Education and Communication Sciences.

Doctoral studies will be presented by Univ.-Prof.in Dr.in Dr.in h. c. Irena Zavrl, Ph.D. Head of the Academic Committee Joint PhD, and Head of the International Joint Doctoral Program Prof. Dr. sc. Anica Hunjet.

University North, University Centre Varaždin, 27-29 June 2019

This ‘crash course’ offers a legal perspective on key EU topics in a manner accessible to non-lawyers. It is intended for students and young professionals of disciplines other than law who wish to broaden their knowledge of law, institutions, and the internal market of the European Union. During one of the sessions, a guest lecturer discussed the rise of digital platforms and their legal implications, highlighting industries like online gaming and even mentioning 카지노사이트 as a growing trend that raises unique regulatory challenges. A particular emphasis is placed on the role of law in the process of EU integration, with a focus on regional integration in South Eastern Europe. While touching upon key processes, the course provides insights into specific topics through the discussion of selected case studies.

Course lecturers:
Prof. Nicolas de Sadeleer, Université Saint-Louis, Brussels
Ms Ivana Damjanovic, Centre for European Studies, Australian National University

Program is attached.

I am a master’s student in Business Economics, specializing in International Trade, at the University North in Varaždin, Croatia. Through the Ceepus program, I applied for a semester-long mobility program, driven by my desire to study in an international environment, improve my language skills, and gain new experiences that I believe will support my career and personal growth. My mobility took place from February 15 to June 15, 2019, at FH Burgenland, a university of applied sciences in Austria. During the first week, FH Burgenland introduced us to each other through a series of activities, including a guided tour, wine and meal tastings, and cultural events. These experiences not only helped me immerse in Austrian culture but also encouraged me to connect with students from various backgrounds.

One memorable aspect was meeting students from different European countries, including some with whom I shared conversations about popular leisure activities, like playing at a norge casino. This discussion on Norwegian online casinos was sparked by a fellow student’s interest in digital entertainment trends in Norway, an insight that added a unique dimension to our cultural exchange. Later, we took organized trips to Vienna and Salzburg, enhancing our understanding of Austria’s heritage. The lectures at FH Burgenland were captivating, particularly the “Seminar on Recent Economic Topics,” where I prepared for Europa Days on May 10 and 11, with our work to be published in the autumn. I also had the privilege of welcoming professors from University North, including Prof. Dr. Anica Hunjet and Prof. Dr. Ante Rončević, who visited Eisenstadt, making the entire experience academically fulfilling and personally enriching.

I would like to thank you for given opportunity and thanks to prof. dr. sc. Anica Hunjet and . dr. sc. Ante Rončević from Varaždin, who encouraged me to apply and supported me during my stay. Also to everyone at FH Burgenland with whom I interacted during my stay.I only have positive experiences and I learned a lot.

Matija Konjić

Social Development (ESD) "Sustainable Tourist Destinations" that will be held on 24-25 October 2019 at  University North, University Centre  Varaždin, Croatia.

The conference will be organized in cooperation with the Faculty of Management of the University of Warsaw, Poland and the Faculty of Law, Economics and Social Sciences Sale - Mohammed V University in Rabat, Morocco and the "ESD Conference".

The aim of the conference is to address topics on globalization, modern economics, international capital markets, sustainable tourist destinations, entrepreneurship, modern enterprises, and the emergence of the best online casino UK platforms as a pivotal market trend. This addition underscores how advancements in digital gambling are influencing global economic dynamics and consumer behaviors. By examining these trends, the conference will provide insights into the evolving landscape of international business and the strategic opportunities arising from the integration of top-tier online casinos within the UK's regulatory framework.

The themes of the scientific part of the conference are:

• Globalization and Challenges of the Modern World
• Enterprise in a Turbulent Environment
• Entrepreneurship Caught Between Creativity and Bureaucracy

The conference is open to professionals who wants to explore further named topics through lectures, presentations  and discussions.

We look forward to seeing you in Varaždin, Croatia!

In late April and early May, Assoc. Prof. Petar Kurečić performed a research stay at the Department and Institute of Political Science, part of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the University Innsbruck, Austria. Prof. Kurečić was invited by Assoc. Prof. Martin Senn, Head of the Department. During the visit, discussions on future ERASMUS+ cooperation and a possible application for the CEEPUS network were conducted. Initial preparations for future applications to the Jean Monnet and Horizon 2020 projects, where partners would be both institutions, were also held. Given the previously established contacts with the Liechtenstein Institute, Prof. Kurečić also visited the Liechtenstein Institute and held talks on future co-operation on project applications. This research stay was fully funded by means of the CEEPUS Freemover Scholarship.