At the Third International Physiotherapy Congress in Kosovo, which is considered one of the central events in the field of physiotherapy in the region, Alma Mater Europaea University was represented by president Tatjana Horvat, mag., head of the Therapy Alma Mater institute, and associate professor Dr. Tine Kovačič, head of the Health Sciences study program.
Within the framework of the plenary program, they presented the scientific-research activities of the university in key areas of modern physiotherapy, especially in the field of rehabilitation and the development of pedagogical approaches in higher education.
On the sidelines of the congress, they met with Prof. Dr. Mike Landry, president of the World Physiotherapy Organization (World Physiotherapy) , Dr. Feim Gashi, president of the Kosovo Chamber of Physiotherapists, and representatives of University of Pristina. The discussions focused on establishing long-term strategic cooperation, emphasizing joint international research projects, academic exchange, and strengthening regional professional connections.
Particularly notable was the presentation of the doctoral study program in physiotherapy at Alma Mater Europaea University, conducted by Associate Professor Dr. Tine Kovačič. The presentation significantly contributed to further strengthening the international recognition of the university and consolidating its role as a leading higher education and research institution in the field of health care in the broader European area.
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