University of Gjilan

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Kadri Zeka University
Universiteti publik Kadri Zeka
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Former name
Pedagogical Academy (Shkolla e lartë pedagogjike)
Type Public research university
Established2013;11 years ago (2013)
Budget€2.3 million [1]
Vice Chancellor Artan Dërmaku [2]
Academic staff
49 (2023) [3]
Location, ,
Kosovo
CampusUrban
Colors Dark blue and gold
  
Nickname UKZ
Affiliations European University Foundation - Campus Europae
Sustainable Development Solutions Network
Website https://www.uni-gjilan.net

The University of Gjilan also known as University of Gjilan "Kadri Zeka" - UGJKZ is a public university [4] located in Gjilan, Kosovo. [5] It was originally established as a Pedagogical Academy in 1973 [6] and has since grown into a modern university. [7] [8]

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