BHFF Scholars from the Futures Change team organized the “Stop Doomscrolling Until 3 AM” workshop in Tuzla, addressing the impact of excessive online content consumption and promoting healthier digital habits among young people.

A one-day seminar led by BHFF Scholars brought students closer to understanding HR and recruitment through interactive workshops, interview simulations, and expert-led discussions, equipping them with confidence for their first career steps.

An interactive Estimathon competition brought students together to solve real-world problems through logic, estimation, and teamwork, showcasing the power of creative thinking and youth-led initiatives.

The Futures LeadHers Conference 2026 gathered high school students, university scholars, and professionals to share experiences, discuss challenges, and encourage young women to pursue paths in STEM fields.

In the latest Power of Knowledge podcast, Vladimir Mijić, a BHFF alumnus, discusses the importance of mentorship, the role of community in early career development, and how young professionals from Bosnia and Herzegovina can contribute to the global AI/ML landscape.

BHFF scholars Eldar Sarajlić, Hana Ćatić, and Amela Smolo represented student talent at Adriatic Tech Summit, gaining insights into AI, industry trends, and career development while collaborating with HTEC.

BHFF scholars are leading the way in green innovation through the GIIA project, developing C-PASS—a digital solution designed to help companies meet CBAM requirements and optimize emissions tracking. From hackathon idea to industry-ready concept, this journey showcases the real impact of student-driven innovation.