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Hungary: Extended Mobility Deadlines
The Hungarian National CEEPUS Office has extended the application deadline for all incoming mobilities to Hungary (both network and freemover) for the summer semester 2027: new deadline is 30 November 2026. Please apply at least 2 months prior to the planned start of your stay!
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Network application 2027/28: Coordinator online workshops
For new networks: presentation and time for questions. --> Next workshop is on November 17th, 2026, 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, CET<-- Press "Read more" to access our ZOOM link:
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Network Application Round 2027/28 enabled
Deadline: 30th November, 2026, 23:59 CET. Extended deadline for signed documents (letters): 15th December, 2026, 23:59 CET. Please see the updated Guideline for Network Application Round 2027/28 on your desktop.
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Consultation hours: network application round 27/28
Stop by and ask your questions directly: WEEKLY consultation hours: Tuesdays from 27th October on 10:00 - 11:00 AM, CET; Coordinator workshops: 17th November at 10 AM Press "Read more" to access our ZOOM link:

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Summer School 2026: Application of Artificial Intelligence in Laboratory Diagnostics and Biomedicine

Summer School , Group photo © Tamer Bego

The CEEPUS Summer School 2026, entitled “Application of Artificial Intelligence in Laboratory Diagnostics and Biomedicine,” was successfully held from 20 to 25 July 2026 at Hotel Han on Bjelašnica, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Summer School was organised by the University of Sarajevo – Faculty of Pharmacy, in cooperation with the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Ljubljana, within the framework of the international CEEPUS network SI-0611-15-2526, “Novel Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches to Complex Genetic Disorders.” The programme was led by Professor Tamer Bego, PhD, from the University of Sarajevo – Faculty of Pharmacy, and Professor Janja Marc, PhD, from the University of Ljubljana – Faculty of Pharmacy.

The Summer School brought together 35 participants, including students, academic staff and researchers from Bosnia and Herzegovina and abroad. Representatives of partner institutions from Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Austria, the Czech Republic and Poland participated in the programme, alongside representatives of the University of Sarajevo – Faculty of Pharmacy.

The programme focused on the application of artificial intelligence and advanced computational approaches in laboratory diagnostics and biomedicine. Through expert lectures and interactive sessions, participants explored the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in biomedical research, laboratory diagnostics, personalised medicine, oncology, pharmacogenomics, genetic data interpretation, biomarker identification, and drug discovery and development.

A dedicated part of the programme was devoted to student teamwork. Working in international groups under the guidance of tutors, students developed and presented their final projects. On the last day of the programme, the students delivered their final presentations, following which the best presentation was selected and awarded.

In addition to the academic and educational activities, particular emphasis was placed on international networking and intercultural exchange. A National Evening was organised, during which participants presented their respective countries, cultures, traditions and customs. International participants also took part in a visit to Sarajevo, where they had the opportunity to explore the city's cultural and historical landmarks and heritage. The programme was further enriched by sporting activities, including a basketball tournament, which provided additional opportunities for social interaction and strengthened connections among participants from diverse academic backgrounds.

The successful implementation of the CEEPUS Summer School fostered connections among students, academic staff and researchers from different European academic communities, facilitated the exchange of knowledge and experience, and strengthened international cooperation in pharmacy, laboratory medicine, biomedicine, and emerging digital technologies.

By organising this international programme, the University of Sarajevo – Faculty of Pharmacy further strengthened its role in developing innovative and interdisciplinary educational activities, promoting academic mobility, and advancing international scientific and research cooperation.

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Cognitive Science, Knowledge Studies, and Knowledge Technologies

Summer school. © Peter Hochenecker/KPs Photography and Film

In today's rapidly changing world, it is crucial to comprehend how (human) cognition functions and how it interacts with the ever-changing technological and societal environments.

We are at the forefront of exploring the fascinating interplay between cognitive systems and their engagement with the world, be it social, creative, cultural, technological, or otherwise. Our network aims at exploring how these components influence and shape each another by jointly doing research, teaching, and applying insights in/from the fields of cognitive science, knowledge studies/technologies, and innovation.

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What our scholars have to say
Nejc Podkoritnik
Student at the University of Maribor
As a student, participating in the Green Hackathon - an CEEPUS intensive course - was an invaluable experience. We were given the chance to take the lead and manage an international project from start to finish.
Dr. Gabriella Vöő
Exchange teacher in Olomouc
There was a large student turnout, the students were interested and they participated in the discussions. I had conversations with colleagues about academic and administrative matters and we also discussed possibilities for joint research projects in the future.
Iva Vujovic
Exchange student in Vienna
I learned a lot from some professors about topics that aren't really talked about much in my home University. And even when we do mention them, it's more theoretical and harder to understand than it is through practical learning, which we did in Vienna.

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