Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia
Ministry of Education
Mladen Šarčević, Serbian Minister of Education, Science & Technological Development
We Are Aiming High
Our aim is to advance with the reform cycles we're conducting to raise the level of Serbian students and education to the level of high ranking countries. With that, we are sending a signal that Serbia is a good place for investment because it has good human capital and educational potential
Mladen Šarčević, Serbian Minister Of Education, Science And Technological Development
Adapt Education To The Needs Of The Market
The Government of the Republic of Serbia has included education among its priorities and is very seriously engaged in adapting the education system to the needs of the labour market
Joint Project Of Eurobank And Ministry Of Education
Eurobank and the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development announced at today's press conference a new socially responsible project ‘School Designed for You’,...
Grants For Innovative Solutions
Some 25 innovative projects of Serbian enterprises have been supported with €2.45 million in grants as part of the support programme for technological innovations....
Mladen Šarčević, Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development
We Have The Potential To Shine
Researchers from British universities recognised Serbia as the only country in Europe that has a chance to be a superstar in higher education. Simultaneously, in terms of dual education we have not only caught up with Europe, but we will actually regulate the legal framework for this type of education before many other countries
New Technologies in Education 2017
4th conference and fair aiming to help improve the quality of education through the use of information and communication technologies
Dr Srđan Verbić, Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development
Education and Science as the Basis for Serbia’s Development
Systems in which more than ninety per cent of money is spent on staff salaries inevitably become conservative, regardless of how bright they were in their previous history. In Serbia this applies to both educational and scientific research systems
Srđan Verbić, Serbian Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development
Education Reform is a Never-ending Story
Although the financial crisis and the ongoing macroeconomic stabilisation programme have partially slowed the envisaged pace of reforms in education, efforts to modernise and internationalise the curricula are running in parallel.
Memorandum on Dual Education
Memorandum on Cooperation in the development of elements of dual education in secondary vocational education in Serbia