"Studying at the University of Mostar was the foundation for my professional rise, and through the Alumni Club, I want to help today’s students and young people recognize the right opportunities," said Silvia Vladić Vrban, a member of the Alumni Club of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Mostar, in an interview for Radio Herceg-Bosna.

She is a former student of SUM, having completed a degree in Journalism in 2001 and a degree in Croatian Language and Literature in 2005. Today, she works as a Croatian language teacher at a school in Zagreb and is the president of the youth organization Media Talents and the head of the school television.

Vladić Vrban recalled the beginnings of her journalism career and emphasized that journalism was her first love, and it all started with an audition at the Herzegovinian Television in Mostar. "Studying at the University of Mostar gave me strong and solid foundations, and it was the step that led me toward new challenges and successes," said Vladić Vrban.

Although she once considered staying at the university in Mostar through assistant positions, life paths led her to Zagreb, where today she successfully combines journalism and education. She is also active in education and, through various projects, strives to combine her two passions – media and education.

She emphasized that networking through the Alumni Club is crucial for further professional development. "Former students can significantly contribute with their experience, motivate young people, and even help find new opportunities and projects."

She pointed out that the University of Mostar is one of the best destinations for students because it offers high-quality education with international standards. "Mostar is a city that not only offers an exceptional climate and living conditions but, thanks to the University, also provides quality education recognized throughout the region, making it the right choice for spending your best years," said Vladić Vrban.

The full interview can be listened to at the link.

PHOTO: Generacija.hr

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