What happens when you swap Montenegro's bustling coastline for towering mountains, deep canyons, and traditional mountain villages? Last year, our second-year BSc Tourism students did exactly that during their International [...]
Another research project from last year's International Field Project (IFP) takes us to Virpazar, a small village on the shores of Lake Skadar National Park in Montenegro. While many visitors [...]
Every year, second-year BSc Tourism students travel abroad for the International Field Project (IFP), where classrooms are exchanged for real destinations, local communities, and hands-on research. Last year, our students [...]
The study examines the environmental and social impacts of tourism in Boka Kotorska, Montenegro, from the perspectives of residents and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Boka Kotorska, a UNESCO World Heritage site [...]
During the international field project in 2024, students visited the beautiful country of Montenegro to conduct research on their own (in groups). One group did their research in Ulcinj, looking [...]
During the International Field Project in 2024, students conducted research in Žabljak, Montenegro, focusing on tourism sustainability. Their study is titled “The Carrying Capacity of Žabljak and Its Diversification of [...]
During the International Field Project in 2023, second-year students traveled to Montenegro to study tourism in Kotor. The research presented in this blog is titled "Research Report Boka Kotorska: The [...]
During the months of May and June, 2024, the second year students went on the International Field Project (IFP) in Montenegro! The students reached the country using public transportation with [...]
Preparations are done, alarm is set at 7.30 in the morning, data collection can finally start: It's time for interviews! Our supervisors suggested some potential participants whom we contacted and [...]
Counting down, the final days of our international field trip are here. We’ve experienced so much and met so many people on our journey in Indonesia. As we are writing [...]
