On March 21-22, 2024, Max van der Stoel Institute (MVDSI) at the South East European University (SEEU) hosted students and their mentors from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey (MIIS).The study visit to the Balkans is a part…
On February 27th, Veli Kreci, professor and director of the Max van der Stoel Institute (MVDSI), along with Fortesa Asani, researcher from the Social Sciences Group (SSG) at MVDSI, participated in the Publication Launch of “The Sustainable Development Goals: How…
Today, Media Literacy & Disinformation Research Cluster (MeDisInfo) at the Max van der Stoel Institute (MVDSI) hosted an insightful event where the research report "Geopolitical Perspective of Disinformation Flows in The Western Balkans" was presented by the Metamorphosis Foundation. Edlira Palloshi…
Max van der Stoel Institute joined "Media Literacy Days" celebration by participating in the experts’ panel discussion titled "Building Social Resilience to the Adverse Effects of Disinformation" organized by the Metamorphosis Foundation, which took place on October 24th in Skopje, North Macedonia. The occasion was made possible through the generous support of the Kingdom of the Netherlands as part of the Western Balkans Anti-Disinformation Hub project.
SEEU maintains its course in providing competitive opportunities for young researchers and scholars by making brain gain possible. Recently two of our alumni, Lejla Ademi, The McCall MacBain Clean Air Fellow from the University of Birmingham, and Fortesa Asani, Chevening Scholar from London School of Economics and Political Science, joined the Max van der Stoel Institute in addition to our esteemed colleague Prof. Mennan Selimi, University of Cambridge Post Doctoral Fellow, who had joined us in recent years.
We proudly announce that Vlera Bexheti and Albinota Nuredini, hailing from diverse academic backgrounds, have been granted the prestigious McCall MacBain Clean Air Fellowship for their dedication to addressing air pollution challenges. Vlera, from the Faculty of Contemporary Sciences and Technologies, and Albinota, from the Faculty of Business and Economics, have been accepted into the Master of Science program in Air Pollution Management and Control at the University of Birmingham, UK.