These days, the Enterprise Europe Network (#EENCanHelp), a network of over 450 centres from more than 40 countries, with around 4000 experienced professionals, is celebrating its 15th anniversary. One of the partners in the Slovenian network of the consortium is the Center for knowledge development and transfer of University of Primorska, based at the UP Faculty of Management. As part of the celebrations, they are also launching the #EENis15 campaign to raise awareness about how small businesses can...

At 37th regular session, the Senate of the University of Primorska, has adopted the Decision on the call for regular elections of the Rector of the University of Primorska.

From the 1st to the 31st of March 2023, you can register for the 2nd edition of the T4EU Business Plan Competition, open to students ofTransform4Europe alliance universities.

The second We Green newsletter is published.

Associate Prof. Elizabeta Zirnstein on the abuse of warnings against regular dismissal in the professional news magazine Ekonomska demokracija.

In Gödöllő, Hungary, the kick-off meeting of the AGRIGEP – Assessment and Implementation of Agriculture and Life Universities’ first Gender Equality Plans in Widening Countries – project took place on 28 February and 1 March 2023.

On 15 and 16 February 2023, in Nicosia, Cyprus, Prof. Dr. Štefan Bojnec actively participated in the transnational meeting and meeting of the participants of the WE GREEN project.

The UP Faculty of Management was proud to host a guest lecturer in the framework of the project GOST UP - Visiting Foreign Experts and Higher Education Teachers at the University of Primorska between 3 and 13 January 2023. Dr. Arne Baruca, Associate Professor of Marketing at Texas A&M University San Antonio was with us.

At the end of October, the Centre of International Relations at the Faculty of the Social Sciences University of Ljubljana, Institute for Economic Research, and Faculty for Management University of Primorska completed a Target research programme Strategic Research and Innovation Partnerships (SRIP).

In our last post in the series of rural women entrepreneurs, we talked about the benefits to the local economy of female self-starters.