The International University of Sarajevo (IUS), through its Faculty of Law, took part in the 10th International Scientific-Practical Conference titled “Inclusive Development of the National Economy: Global Trends, Opportunities for Ukraine and the Role of the Agro-Food Sector, Experience and Cooperation with the EU,” held online on 28–29 April 2026.

Assistant Professor Dr. Mirza Ljubović and Assistant Professor Dr. Harun Halilović from the IUS Faculty of Law (FLW) recently represented the International University of Sarajevo at the international conference “The Dayton Agreement at 30: Legal Reflections, Politics of Fragmentation, and the Future of Peacebuilding,” held on November 27–28, 2025 at Istanbul University.

The International University of Sarajevo (IUS) hosted its Winter School, "Show and Tell" 2025, from January 10-22, 2025, at the IUS Campus. This initiative was tailored for high school students from Bosnia and Herzegovina, offering them an in-depth introduction to IUS study programs through program overviews, meetings with academic staff, campus tours, and engaging activities.

The Vis Moot Program - Written Arguments Training kicked off at the International University of Sarajevo (IUS) today, providing an interactive workshop for students preparing for the renowned Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Moot. Organized in partnership with the IUS Faculty of Law (FLW) and Association ARBITRI, this four-day event (October 24-27, 2024) is aimed at enhancing students' skills in persuasive legal writing and effective legal research.

Friday marked the culmination of the International Symposium on Combating Cyber Crime, with a focus on addressing challenges and proposing solutions in the ongoing battle against cyber threats. The discussions focused on concrete examples of cyber attacks experienced in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Turkey, Montenegro, Serbia, and Croatia, shedding light on their impacts on various institutions and the strategies employed to mitigate and respond to these incidents.

The second day of the International Symposium on Combating Cyber Crime was marked by a distinguished visit from high-level delegations representing the Ministries of Justice of the Republic of Turkiye and Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). Among the notable guests were H.E. Yilmaz Tunç, Minister of Justice of Republic of Turkiye, and Mr. Davor Bunoza, Minister of Justice of BiH, who addressed attendees and emphasized the critical importance of global cooperation in combating cyber threats.

International Symposium on Combating Cyber Crime commenced on Wednesday at the International University of Sarajevo with distinguished guests and speakers from various nations, highlighting a collaborative effort to combat cyber threats and strengthen global networks.