The Faculty of Management Herceg Novi, UA, is starting the implementation of the international Erasmus+ project RELIABLE - Revolutionizing Education and Learning through Intelligent AI-Based Learning Enhancement.

The RELIABLE project (project number: 101237663) is implemented within the Erasmus+ - Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) program, and lasts 24 months, in the period from 2025 to 2027.

The project holder is the International University Travnik, while partner institutions from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Portugal, Germany and Spain participate in the implementation. Among the partners from Montenegro is the University of Adriatic Bar, which actively contributes to the development and implementation of project activities.

The goal of the RELIABLE project is to improve higher education through the strategic and responsible application of artificial intelligence (AI) in the teaching and administrative process. The project includes:

  • analysis of needs and institutional readiness for AI integration
  • development of adaptive AI learning systems
  • establishment of AI laboratories
  • pilot implementation of AI tools in teaching
  • modernization of the curriculum in accordance with European standards
  • creation of an AI Implementation Toolkit for long-term sustainability

A special focus of the project is the transformation of the education system through the development of smart tools to support students, improvement of teaching methods and empowerment of academic staff to work in a digital environment.

By participating in this project, the Faculty of Management Herceg Novi confirms its strategic commitment to digital transformation, innovation and alignment with modern European educational practices.

The project contributes to strengthening the capacity of higher education institutions in the Western Balkans and connecting them with European partners, thus ensuring long-term sustainability and international visibility of the results.

The project is co-financed by the European Union through the Erasmus+ program.