By Ajlana Osmanagic | Program Director
BOSANA FOUNDATION
Scholarship and Professional Development Program
Quarterly Report
September – December 2025
Executive Summary:
As we approach the end of 2025, we want to pause and say thank you to our supporters who stepped up over the past year to ensure our programs continue. Your trust and generosity have kept us moving forward, and we are incredibly proud of what we have built together.
This report highlights the last four months of activity, filled with meaningful updates and progress we achieved with you by our side. We are excited about what is ahead and the impact we will create together in the coming year.
Students and Program Update:
The Bosana scholars began the academic year with enthusiasm and purpose, setting ambitious goals focused on academic excellence, professional growth, and meaningful community service through volunteering.
As we bring the year to a close, we are proud to share a number of significant updates—most notably, the milestone achievement of our first scholarship recipient, who successfully completed doctoral research and earned a PhD, marking an important moment in the history of the Bosana Foundation Scholarship and Professional Development program.
Highlights of the quarter:
Here’s a look at the achievements of our students, highlighting their dedication and effort:
Partnership Projects:
Plus Ultra is a regional, free programming school for high school students from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, and Montenegro. Participants acquire knowledge of the C++ programming language, basic concepts of programming, as well as the skills necessary to excel at universitys, by means of interactive lectures, exercises, and tests. The curriculum is based on the first year of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering study program.
We would like to praise our scholarship students, who come from these and similar programs, who eagerly responded to our call to volunteer their time as tutors: Zeljka, Anesa, and Elmir (Faculty of Electrical Engineering – Automation and Electronics / Software Engineering), and Elvir and Amina (Faculty of Information Technologies – Software Engineering).
The first round of mentoring is winding down, and our scholarship students are very pleased with the outcomes, motivation, and levels of progress of the young participants from various parts of the region.
By Ajlana Osmanagic | Program Director
By Ajlana Osmanagic | Program Director
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