Double Diploma for Students- Possibilities for Studying according to the LSE program in Cooperation with Belgrade’s Faculty of Economics

Today, Dean of the Faculty of Economics in Podgorica, Nikola Milovic, PhD and Dean of the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, Branislav Boricic, PhD signed The agreement on cooperation and implementation of international study programs, which open numerous opportunities for students, professors and associates, as well as for the overall scientific and research activity.

In the presence of Rector of the University of Montenegro, Danilo Nikolic, PhD and President of the Steering Committee, Dusko Bjelica, PhD,  deans Milovic and Boricic expressed mutual satisfaction over the memorandum of cooperation, emphasizing that the long-standing and traditionally successful cooperation between the two faculties has now received a new look and a new range of possibilities.

Nikola Milovic, PhD reminded that both faculties are members of EFMD accreditation company and that it is expected that process of acquiring EPAS accreditation awarded to the programs for economics and management will be efficient and easier when performed with the cooperation, support and exchange of experience of two successful faculties.

Branislav Boricic, PhD emphasized that, in addition to cooperation in the implementation of international study programs, the memorandum also includes the cooperation of two economics faculties in terms of teaching and exchanging experiences in the implementation of programs in foreign languages.

Within the framework of cooperation, the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade will enable students of Economics from Podgorica to enroll in the study programs implemented by the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade in cooperation with the University of London (carrier - London School of Economics and Political Science - LSE). The Vice-Dean for Finance and International Cooperation of the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, Sasa Randjelovic, PhD who gave a lecture to the students of the Faculty of Economics in Podgorica titled "Impact of Demographic Trends on Central and Eastern European Growth" in accordance with the memorandum of cooperation regarding teaching implementation.