The 10th issue of Academia Magazine has been published

The 10th issue of Academia Magazine has been published, bringing an overview of the most important stories, achievements and development milestones of Academia in 2026. This edition highlights students, quality of studies, international cooperation and new models with which we aim to make quality short-cycle higher education even more accessible.

One of the central stories of the new issue is the exceptional success of Academia students in the Map the System 2026 programme, where the Balkan Link team won the Excellence Award at the global final at the University of Oxford among 48 teams from 19 countries. The magazine also presents the findings of the NAKVIS assessment, which recognised Academia as an example of good practice, and the continued development of quality, confirmed by external evaluations and more than two decades of the ISO 9001 system.

Significant emphasis in this issue is also devoted to accessibility of studies. We present the Intergenerational Fund, or Academia Generations Fund , which opens up the possibility of paying tuition fees after employment, as well as the possibility of obtaining up to 2,755 euros in reimbursement of education costs for eligible students.

In the new issue, you will also meet the Academia Students of the Year 2026, the first graduates of the Computer Science programme, award-winning graduates and mentors, as well as stories of students who combine their studies with work, creativity and career development. Special space is dedicated to internationality: in the academic year 2025/26, students from 24 countries studied at Academia, and Academia further developed its international cooperation through Erasmus+, partnerships and connections with institutions from Europe and around the world.

The new Academia Magazine is thus a story of a year in which we once again demonstrated that short-cycle higher education can be simultaneously practical, international, technologically advanced and closely linked to the economy.

You are invited to read the 10th issue of Academia Magazine and discover the stories of people who transform knowledge and experience into opportunities.

Source: Academia (1. 9. 2026).

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