UoM

The University of Montenegro (UoM), founded in 1974, is the largest and only public university in Montenegro and represents the central pillar of higher education, research, and innovation in the country. With 19 faculties and four research institutes, the University educates approximately 17,000 students and serves as a key driver of academic excellence and societal development at national and regional levels.

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Since 2003, the University of Montenegro has fully aligned its academic structure with the principles of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), continuously modernising its education, research, and governance systems in line with European standards.

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Strong International Partnerships and European University Alliance

The University of Montenegro maintains a wide network of international partnerships with universities, research centres, public institutions, and industry stakeholders across Europe and beyond. A major milestone in its international engagement is its membership in the European University Alliance Ulysseus, through which UoM collaborates closely with partner universities on innovative education models, joint research initiatives, digital transformation, and societal impact.

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Through Ulysseus and other strategic partnerships, the University actively participates in:

• joint degree development,

• virtual and blended mobility,

• collaborative research projects,

• innovation and entrepreneurship initiatives.

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Extensive Experience in European and International Projects

The University of Montenegro has extensive experience in implementing European and international funded projects, including Horizon Europe, Erasmus+, Interreg, Creative Europe, EIT-related initiatives, and other EU and bilateral programmes. Over the years, the University has participated in a large number of international projects addressing topics such as:

• innovation and entrepreneurship,

• digital transformation and artificial intelligence,

• sustainable development and green transition,

• cultural heritage and creative industries,

• social inclusion and capacity building.

 

This long-standing project experience has enabled the University to build strong administrative and research capacities, ensure effective knowledge transfer, and translate project results into tangible educational, economic, and societal benefits.

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Innovation, Digital Transformation and Knowledge Valorisation

Innovation and digital transformation are core elements of the University of Montenegro’s development strategy. The University actively integrates digital technologies into teaching, research, and administrative processes and promotes interdisciplinary collaboration, entrepreneurship, and the practical application of research outcomes.

By participating in international projects and strategic European initiatives, the University of Montenegro strengthens its role in knowledge valorisation, connecting academia, industry, public institutions, and society to support sustainable growth and regional development.