Jean Monnet projekti – EU_SHINE

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Research Report “Implementation of Social Mentoring in Croatia”

The research report “Implementation of Social Mentoring in Croatia: A Descriptive Report of Quantitative and Qualitative Research” has been completed. Its authors are Assistant...

University Handbook “Integrated Support for Children at Risk of Poverty” Published

As part of the project European Support for Children at Risk of Poverty (EU_SHINE), carried out at the Faculty of Law Osijek as a...

Research Findings Presented

The 15th Conference of Social Workers, entitled “Families and Social Work: A New Reality”, was held in Bol on the island of Brač from...

Online Training “Focus on Children: Equal Opportunities for All”

As part of the Jean Monnet project European Support for Children at Risk of Poverty (EU_SHINE), the Faculty of Law Osijek hosted the online...

Online education: “Focus on Children: Equal Opportunities for All”

The Faculty of Law Osijek, Study of Social Work, within the framework of the Jean Monnet Module EU_SHINE, is organizing an online education “Focus...

Summer School

As part of the Erasmus + project: “European Support for Children at Risk of Poverty”, Faculty of Law Osijek hosted a summer school from...

Invitation to participation in the summer school “Providing support to children...

Faculty of Law Osijek, Study of Social Work organizes a summer school lasting 65 hours, which will be implemented in two parts. The theoretical...

Jean Monnet Module EU_SHINE presented in Sveučilišni glasnik

Sveučilišni glasnik (the University gazette) has, in its column dedicated to projects at the University of Osijek, presented the Jean Monnet Module European support...

EU_SHINE, kick-off meeting

On January 29, 2024, the Jean Monnet Module - European Support for Children at Risk of Poverty (EU_SHINE) started with a  kick-off meeting. The...

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