"We discussed the factors that encourage our educational institution to implement digitization measures in the academic life cycle. We paid special attention to technological innovations, the use of artificial intelligence, and the exchange of good practices," expressed Tomaž Klojćnik, the assistant general secretary of Alma Mater Europaea. 

Alma Mater Europaea offers students a range of academic and culturally diverse experiences that ensure growth opportunities for each individual. 'Recently, we have encouraged strong educational development in business and technology programs, especially in creative leadership, projects, and applied artificial intelligence. These programs strengthen the competencies needed to solve the most complex challenges, thereby creating simultaneous advantages for students and employers,' emphasizes Klojčnik.

The rector of the University of Primorska, Dr Klavdija Kutnar, and a researcher in the field of pedagogical sciences at the University of Graz and the Technical University of Dresden, Dr Sandra Hummel, were also present.