The first meeting was held in the framework of the “Designing of a Joint Master program in Forensic Sciences Engineering (FSE-JM)” project, hosted by AAB College and in partnership with Bradenburgische Technische Universitat (BTU) Germany and the University of Southeast Europe of Macedonia North. The project is financially supported by the Erasmus+ program, while it aims to design an internationally recognized and interdisciplinary master’s program in Forensic Science Engineering, focusing on the development of a curriculum that combines academic theory with forensic practice, in accordance with the highest standards last European.

Present were the rector of AAB College Blerim Olluri, the vice-rectors Venera Llunji and Petrit Bushi, the director of the Projects Office Ilirjana Geci, the officer in the Projects Office Erëza Mehmeti, the project coordinator Nora Osmani, the dean of the Faculty of Law Mentor Lecaj and professors from faculty, as well as representatives from the Bradenburgische Technische Universitat and the University of Southeast Europe.

Rector of AAB College Blerim Olluri, appreciated the importance of this project and the partnership with other institutions to develop this initiative.

“AAB College is truly honored to lead this project, and we are fully committed to supporting its day-to-day implementation with dedication and excellence.

The director of the Projects Office, Ilirjana Geci, also emphasized that the project will be implemented precisely, while she thanked the cooperating partners for the contribution they will provide in the future.

The coordinator of this project, Nora Osmani, presented the objectives, tasks and goals, while also talking about the results that are expected to be achieved with the completion of the project.

Professors of the Faculty of Law Mensut Ademi and Veton Vula also spoke about the importance of developing the project, who said that they will be ready to offer their expertise and knowledge in this field to create the planned program.