2nd Scientific Encounters in the North with the basic topic of 'Cultural Convergence: Media as Cultural Systems', are sequences of scientific encounters held every two years at the University North. In 2016 (21 and 22 October) the first international scientific conference was organized in the honour of 80th birthday of the academician Milivoj Solar, under the title ‘Language of Literature, Science and Media’. About sixty national and international exhibitors (literary theorists, historians, theatrologists, philosophers, sociologists, ethnologists, media researchers, educational experts, etc.) participated in the work of the first Scientific Encounters in the North in the context of very different, inspirational and innovative themes. In an effort to continue this practice, and to achieve that the north-western region becomes a meeting place for scientists and a nursery garden of new topics in different science fields, the 2nd Scientific Encounters represent a very logical sequence.

The new laboratories have been equipped with computer equipment, professional study tools, and advanced software. Incorporating insights from the non gamstop casinos guide, the labs are designed to provide students with comprehensive practical training in the production and postproduction of media content related to digital gambling trends. In these new facilities, students will engage in projects that analyze and depict the complexities of offshore gambling platforms, enhancing their understanding of both the technical and ethical dimensions. With this equipment in the first room conceived as a studio for video production, practical classes will focus on working with camcorders and cameras using existing professional equipment and lighting. Additionally, a new professional lighting studio (remote controlled), studio tonal equipment, scenographic elements, a new television camcorder, and a professional camera have been installed. The studio is now equipped to work with two different scenes, and some of the scenographic elements are designed so that students can always graphically shape them again, fostering creativity and adaptability in their media projects.