FCA IS THE FIRST FACULTY IN SERBIA TO BECOME A PARTNER OF THE NEW EUROPEAN BAUHAUS AND HAS JOINED THE COMMUNITY OF PRESTIGIOUS EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES AND INSTITUTIONS

FCA IS THE FIRST FACULTY IN SERBIA TO BECOME A PARTNER OF THE NEW EUROPEAN BAUHAUS AND HAS JOINED THE COMMUNITY OF PRESTIGIOUS EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES AND INSTITUTIONS

Andjela Petrovic / / News / 24. 01. 2024.

The Faculty of Contemporary Arts (FCA) has just become a part of an exclusive partnership with the New European Bauhaus, thus joining a large and dynamic international initiative that brings a refreshing perspective to the European space. This exciting collaboration is part of an initiative launched by the European Union aimed at bringing the European Green Deal closer to a wider audience.

The New European Bauhaus is a creative project that brings together various experts – designers, artists, architects, engineers, students, and activists – to collectively create a new, sustainable, and inclusive future. This is a unique opportunity for the exchange of ideas and synergy between different disciplines.

BUILDING A NEW EUROPE FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

It is most significant that the Faculty of Contemporary Arts, as the first faculty in Serbia, has joined the community of European universities, cultural institutions, organizations, and institutions that share the same vision and goal: building a new Europe for the twenty-first century through collaborative work, cooperation, and the exchange of knowledge and experiences.

FCA STUDENTS AT THE CENTER OF THIS PARTNERSHIP

This exciting project of partnership status of the Faculty of Contemporary Arts has emerged from the course “Theory of Contemporary Design” in the master’s studies, and the team of students who actively participated in the development of the project deserves special recognition. Sara Nikolić, Marija Raičković, Aleksandra Svetlik, Nevena Trkulja, Milica Vasilić, Marijela Gajić, Marta Glavčić, and Lenka Petrović, together with Prof. Dr. Dragan Ćalović, laid the foundations for this inspiring collaboration. Additionally, we must not forget that English language professor Zorica Lola Jelić played a key role in translating the application into English.