Computer science students also visited the Dev Fest

Numerous Aspirina computing students spent the day at DevFest in Zagreb learning about the latest trends related to AI, application development, the future of authentication and numerous current topics of the IT world. This was the second edition of Dev Fest, which brought together many people from the IT sector from Croatia and beyond. Among…

Professor Bartoluci’s textbook “Management of tourist destination” – literature for tourism development!

On Thursday, October 19, a promotion for the textbook “Management of tourist destinations,” written by Professors Ph.D. Mato Bartoluci and Ph.d Marija Nakić, took place at the Aspira University of Applied Sciences in Zagreb. One of the reviewers, Professor Ph.D. Lovorka Galetić, attended the promotion along with the authors. The presentation of the book was…

Study on the road – Aspira in Portugal!

As part of the Erasmus + mobility program (BIP), Aspira students and employees spent five days in Porto learning how to organize a big football match and a whole series of other activities through the “Football business management with FC Porto” education. The entire education was brilliantly organized by the host Lusofona University in Porto…

Aspira students cooked with people with disabilities

On Sunday, October 8, 2023, an inspiring event was held in which Aspira also participated. The first European gastronomic competition for people with disabilities was organized under the neme “Cupid’s Spoon street food festival”. The event, located at a beautiful location by Lake Granešina, took place in a fun atmosphere as competitors from 22 countries…

Aspira hosted a chef with a Michelin star!

A Japanese chef with an address in Marseille visited Aspira and teach second-year gastronomy students fish cooking techniques and expanded their knowledge. Ippei Uemura was born in Kyoto and now runs extremelly successful restaurant that earned a Michelin star in the south of France. His restaurant “Tabi” focuses on fish dishes, from freshly caught fish…