SALUS AWARD FOR BEST STUDENT POLICY PAPERS
For the second year in a row “SALUS” Award was awarded for top policy papers done by students and young scholars. Six best papers by the students of BA studies and three by the students of MA studies were shortlisted, and evaluated by the committee composed of the representatives of the BSF, BCSP and the Team Europe.
The winners of this year’s competitions are: Milica Mijatović and Nikola Cuckić, who won the first prize, Emilija Dimitrijević and Irina Stojanović, were placed second, while the third prize went to the paper writen by Jovana Đurović, Milena Đurović and Mila Aleksić.
The prize was awarded after the BSF Academic Event, by Dr. Filip Ejdus, the initiator of the prize, and Marie Curie Research Fellow at the School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies (SPAIS), University of Bristol.
The “SALUS” award was founded in 2015 as a prize to be awarded to the best policy papers dealing with security policies, written by the students of the University of Belgrade – Faculty of Political Sciences. The aim of this award is to encourage theoretical thinking among students, but also searching for innovative practical solutions for security issues. The authors of the competing policy papers are the students who attend the courses Security of Serbia (BA studies) and Security Sector Reform (MA programme International Security). The prize is supported by the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy.
