The Alma Mater Europaea University celebrated the graduation of new doctors of science and emphasized the importance of research work for the development of society and science.
At the solemn academic promotion of doctors of science, Alma Mater Europaea University welcomed new female and male doctors of science into its community last Saturday.
The awarding of doctorates represents the highest academic event and recognition of outstanding research achievements that significantly contribute to the development of scientific thought and broader social progress.
The university rector, Prof. Dr. Ludvik Toplak emphasized that Alma Mater Europaea University has in recent years strengthened its position as an internationally recognized higher education institution that connects scientific, artistic, and professional disciplines at all three Bologna levels. He gave special thanks to the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and its honorary president, Prof. Felix Unger, for their long-standing support.
"Doctoral studies at Alma Mater Europaea are not just education, but an entry into a global community of thinkers, researchers, and creators who, with their knowledge, co-create a better world," said the rector.
Alma Mater Europaea University is establishing itself as one of the pioneering academic institutions in the European area. It was among the first to introduce doctoral programs in the fields of physiotherapy, social gerontology, applied artificial intelligence, and strategic communication management. The study programs follow the highest international standards, and cooperation with renowned professors and international partners enables students access to the most advanced research practices and scientific findings.
At the solemn promotion of doctorates, the honorary rector of the University of Zagreb, Prof. Dr. Damir Boras, spoke as the keynote speaker. In his speech, he highlighted the importance of the new female and male doctors of science and arts for the future of the scientific community and society as a whole.