Supporting students who want to take the next step.
Approximately 30-40 scholarships annually link financial support with the Studenica community, alumni network and long-term relationship.
About scholarships →Scholarships are the basis of this field of work. Around them, the Foundation develops programs that support teachers, skills, social engagement and other educational opportunities for young people.
Financial support for the student is the beginning. The long-term goal is that young people get more time and security for education, but also access to a community of people with whom they can exchange experience, knowledge and opportunities.
The program helps students to more easily focus their energy on education and development.
The alumni network, events and the Student Corner extend the connection with the Foundation.
The foundation encourages volunteering, mentorship and active participation in the community.
The main program remains scholarship support, while other educational initiatives develop skills, responsibility and access to new experiences.
Approximately 30-40 scholarships annually link financial support with the Studenica community, alumni network and long-term relationship.
About scholarships →Special focus of the program on professions that directly shape the next generations.
Former scholars share experience, contacts and support with younger generations.
Alumni →Programs like Chess Queens and digital educations extend support beyond scholarships.
Projects →
From 2021, the Foundation is additionally focusing attention on future teachers, linking scholarship support with public advocacy of the importance of these professions.
In the 2025/2026 cycle. among the 40 selected scholarship recipients were 14 future teachers.
Some projects are not large in scope, but they have a clear role: they create additional opportunities for learning, development and involvement of young people. We present older activities as part of the Foundation's history, not as current programs.
The program develops girls' interest in chess and encourages intellectual development, self-confidence and greater visibility of girls in this sport. Throughout the history of the program, more than 1,200 girls have participated.
Through different periods, the foundation supported students from Serbia, Republika Srpska, Montenegro, Croatia and other parts of the region. We do not present historical terms and amounts as valid for today's competition.
The two-day webinar in 2020 brought together six lecturers and more than 200 registered students, professors and people from education from Serbia and the region.
The donation helps the scholarship program and educational initiatives reach new students and new generations.