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The University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and the Institute for Information Processing Technology (ITIV), part of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), have signed a Scientific and Technical Cooperation Agreement, opening up new opportunities for joint research and innovation, knowledge exchange, and stronger international academic and institutional partnerships. The agreement was signed by Professor Dr Vladimir Popović, Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, and Professor Dr Erik Sax, Director of ITIV, who also serves as Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at KIT. Cooperation will focus on the development of joint scientific and technological projects, the preparation and publication of research papers, and the exchange of researchers and experts. Particular emphasis will be… опширније…

A full lecture theatre, new faces and the energy of a generation embarking on its engineering journey – this was the atmosphere at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering as it welcomed its 79th cohort of students. Their first week at the Faculty began with introductory lectures in mathematics and physics, seven days before the official start of the academic year on October 5. For the new students, this was an opportunity to meet their lecturers and receive essential information about the organization of teaching and the academic work that awaits them during their first year of study. Once again, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering was among the most popular choices for young people in the field of… опширније…

A team of students from the University of Belgrade received special recognition for their project, “Nuclear City of the Future”, at Global HackAtom 2026, an international competition in nuclear energy. The final round took place on September 14 and 15 as part of the International Youth Festival in Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation. This year’s competition brought together 15 teams of young professionals and students from different countries, who presented their visions for the future applications of nuclear technologies through their innovative solutions. The Serbian team presented a concept for using nuclear energy and modern technologies to develop a sustainable city of the future. In recognition of their creativity and innovation, the team received the “Youth Energy” special award, presented by the… опширније…

The Erasmus+ project “ACE – Alliance for Community Engagement in European Higher Education”, co-funded by the European Union, has successfully entered its third year of implementation. The ACE project aims to strengthen the role of higher education institutions in addressing societal challenges across Europe by fostering active and responsible engagement of the academic community with society. Through the establishment of peer-to-peer learning alliances, academic staff have the opportunity to develop and exchange strategies and practices that contribute to creating more inclusive, connected, and socially engaged higher education. In accordance with the planned project implementation schedule, all objectives set for this stage have been achieved. Among the most significant results are two guides intended for higher education institutions and their community… опширније…