Šesta studentska konferencija povodom Dana engleskog jezika uspješno održana na Filozofskom fakultetu
Šesta studentska konferencija povodom Dana engleskog jezika uspješno održana na Filozofskom fakultetu
U četvrtak, 23. aprila, na Filozofskom fakultetu Univerziteta u Zenici uspješno je održana šesta po redu studentska konferencija povodom Dana engleskog jezika (2026 ELD), u organizaciji Studijskog programa engleski jezik i književnost. Kao već prepoznatljiv događaj, konferencija je i ove godine okupila učesnike iz više zemalja i potvrdila svoj značaj kao prostor studentske inicijative, razmjene znanja i međunarodne saradnje.
Konferencija je okupila 11 izlagača uživo i 7 online učesnika, uključujući studente s University of Poitiers, A.K. Kussayinov Eurasian Humanities Institute i Karaganda Buketov University, čime je dodatno osnažen njen međunarodni karakter. Uz podršku British Councila, program je otvoren plenarnim online predavanjem koje je održala Cristiana Osan, nakon čega su uslijedile studentske prezentacije iz različitih oblasti engleskog jezika i književnosti.
Šef Studijskog programa, prof. Bujak, istakao je suštinu konferencije naglašavajući njen fokus na studentske ideje, inicijativu i aktivnu ulogu studenata u organizaciji i realizaciji konferencije. Konferencija je zaključena interaktivnom radionicom koju je vodio Jonathan Pendlebury, saradnik British Councila iz Beograda, a za najbolje izlagače British Council je obezbijedio vrijedne nagrade.
Posebno nas raduje što ovaj događaj studentima pruža priliku da učestvuju u akademskim aktivnostima, razmjenjuju ideje, ostvaruju međunarodne kontakte, ali i grade zajedništvo kroz druženje i saradnju. Upravo ta kombinacija akademskog angažmana i studentskog povezivanja čini ovu konferenciju posebno vrijednom.
Zahvaljujemo svim učesnicima, gostima i našim vrijednim volonterima koji su doprinijeli uspješnoj realizaciji događaja. Ponosni smo na veoma pozitivne reakcije i uspjeh ovogodišnje konferencije te se radujemo njenom daljnjem razvoju i podizanju na još viši nivo.
Sixth Student Conference Marking English Language Day Successfully Held at the Faculty of Philosophy
On Thursday, April 23, the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Zenica successfully hosted the sixth annual student conference marking English Language Day (2026 ELD), organized by the Study Program in English Language and Literature. As a well-established event, the conference once again brought together participants from several countries, reaffirming its importance as a space for student initiative, knowledge exchange, and international cooperation.
The conference gathered 11 in-person presenters and 7 online participants, including students from the University of Poitiers, A.K. Kussayinov Eurasian Humanities Institute, and Karaganda Buketov University, further strengthening its international character. With the support of the British Council, the program opened with an online plenary lecture delivered by Cristiana Osan, followed by student presentations covering various topics in English language and literature.
The Head of the Study Program, Prof. Bujak, emphasized the essence of the conference by highlighting its focus on student ideas, initiative, and the active role of students in the organization and implementation of the event. The conference concluded with an interactive workshop led by Jonathan Pendlebury, British Council Consultant in Belgrade, while the British Council provided valuable prizes for the best presenters.
We are especially pleased that this event offers students an opportunity to participate in academic activities, exchange ideas, establish international connections, and build a sense of community through collaboration and social interaction. It is precisely this combination of academic engagement and student networking that makes this conference particularly valuable.
We would like to thank all participants, guests, and our dedicated volunteers whose contributions helped make the event a success. We are proud of the very positive feedback and the success of this year’s conference, and we look forward to its continued growth and advancement.
