Student blockades

05.May 2025. MLJ

"Free University": Faculties, don't make decisions alone

The academic network "Slobodan University" in Niš appealed to members of the academic community to refrain from making decisions about the start of classes in the current phase of negotiations with the newly formed Government of Serbia.

University of Belgrade

23.April 2025 BB

Repeal the regulation reducing scientific work to 12 percent

"The Decree devastates higher education for all future generations, by destroying science. We see the Decree as a new canopy that hangs over higher education," said Oliver Tošković, a professor at the Faculty of Philosophy.

Faculty of Law

Faculty blockades

04.April 2025 Katarina Stevanović

Government pressure on the university: A scapegoat for professors

The extent to which the authorities are willing to go to stop faculty blockades is shown by the recent attacks and defamation of university professors. "Vremen" interlocutors believe that this will not stop the rebellion and that it is a desperate, uncivilized attempt by the authorities to return things to the pre-modern era.

Faculty of Law

Education

26.March 2025. KS

Šabić: Government regulation "factually and legally unsustainable move"

"The President and the members of the Government knowingly overstepped their authority to the detriment of university professors and even entered the sphere of committing a criminal offense," said Šabić, commenting on the new Government Decree on the norms and standards of faculty working conditions.

School year

03.March 2025. Mila Jovanovic

Is March 17 really "D-Day" or a day to scare students?

The President of the Assembly talked about the lost materials of students and pupils in a guest appearance on K1 television, mentioning a kind of D-Day, when it will be known what will happen to the academic year. She also missed the number of schools that are blocked, and that significantly

Blockade of the bridge over the Nišava River

Student blockades

14.February 2025. Sanja Kljajic/DW

The student movement from within: how does it really work?

Student protests have brought the entire society to its feet and led to the fall of the Serbian government. Some analysts estimate that this student movement is even bigger than the one from 1968. How does it work from the inside? And what are the possible outcomes?

NAT deals with the accreditation of student programs

Private vs state colleges

28.August 2024. Milica Srejić

Paths, shortcuts and detours of university education

What kind of knowledge does a private and state faculty provide, and is there a difference in the degree obtained? What prejudices exist regarding studies at private and state universities? And how much truth is there in them? What do students and professors think about it?