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By promoting youth education, we are investing in the future of the whole society.
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For three decades, we have been awarding young people the opportunity to develop their knowledge and skills in order to make their country better.

Education and investment in young people is the basis for the development of society. By supporting education,the development of science and the arts and gifted individuals, we nurture high values ​​and ideals for the betterment of Serbia's future.

So far, we have awarded over 2,000 scholarships worth $6,500,000 and supported education in Serbia through more than 40 projects. With your help, we can continue our work!
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CALL FOR NOMINATIONS – PHILANTHROPY AWARD NOW OPEN

The call for nominations for the “Miroslav Michael Djordjevic” Philanthropy Award is now open.
We are looking for outstanding individuals from Serbia or of Serbian origin in the diaspora, whose contributions to philanthropy and endowment have made a significant and lasting impact.

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OUR FELLOWS AT THE MBL CAMP



Scholar Boris Stanković was once again one of the organizers of the Maths Beyond Limits camp this year.
At Boris’s invitation, our scholar Nikolija Bojković took part in the event as a lecturer!


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MEETING AT THE FACULTY OF PHILOLOGY TO DISCUSS PARTNERSHIP

On March 4, representatives of the Studenica Foundation met with the dean and assistant professor of the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade to discuss cooperation with higher education institutions aimed at restoring the reputation of teaching professions.
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PROJECT "RESTORING THE REPUTATION OF TEACHING PROFESSIONS"

​Through this project, the Studenica Foundation seeks to inspire individuals, institutions, organizations, and associations to promptly and concretely engage in restoring the deserved reputation of the teaching profession.

We believe that only through collective efforts can we ensure quality education and upbringing, which is crucial for the survival and progress of our society.
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Blog: Student's Corner

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5 Reasons to Enroll in the Faculty of Music Arts
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Interview: Teachers who represent role models in their professional work

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Student Life: Techniques for Effective Learning
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You can help us continue our mission and expand our field of work by being a donor or participating in our volunteering and mentoring program.
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This would help as many young people as possible to achieve their dreams.

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"Nations rise and fall due to the values they hold"
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- Miroslav Michael Djordjevic

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  • About us
    • Our Team
    • Financial information
    • Take Action >
      • Our Friends
    • Contact
  • Our Work
    • Youth Education and Support
    • Support for Science and the Arts
    • Culture of Giving and Progress
    • The award
  • Scholarships
    • Results of the competition 2024/2025
    • Application procedure
    • FAQ
    • Our fellows
    • Alumni
  • News
    • Blog
    • News from the Diaspora
  • Donate