As part of the efforts to advance practical knowledge and connect the learning process with relevant institutions in the country, the students of the Faculty of Business Administration (FBA) at the University of Tetova, on May 14, 2026, carried out a study visit to the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia.
This visit was organized with the aim of allowing students to gain a closer understanding of the functioning of the central bank, the mechanisms of monetary policy, as well as the key role this institution plays in maintaining the financial and economic stability of the state. During their stay at this institution, the students participated in a professional lecture dedicated to monetary policy and contemporary developments in the banking and financial sector. Through discussions with the bank’s experts, they had the opportunity to expand their theoretical knowledge with concrete experiences from institutional practice.
An important part of the visit was also the stay at the museum of the National Bank, where the students became acquainted with the history of the monetary and banking system in the country, the evolution of the currency over the years, as well as documents, exhibits, and materials of special historical importance reflecting the economic and financial development of the state.
The study visit was led by the Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration, Prof. Dr. Nehat Ramadani, who highly appreciated the importance of such academic and professional activities. He emphasized that the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical experience represents an essential component in the professional development of students and in preparing them for the contemporary labor market. Also participating in this visit were Prof. Dr. Llokman Hebibi, as well as the assistants MA. Andi Beqiri and MA. Ilir Bislimi.
The students of the Faculty of Business Administration represent an important intellectual and professional potential for the economic and institutional development of the country. The faculty’s study programs provide modern knowledge in various fields such as management, economics, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, and investments, creating broad opportunities for integration into financial institutions, the private sector, and the international labor market. Through such activities, students develop professional competencies, analytical skills, and critical thinking, preparing them for the challenges of the modern economy and global development processes.
The Faculty of Business Administration expresses its special gratitude to the representatives of the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia, Olivera Panovska, Gani Ramadani, and Fatmir Dinarica, for their hospitality, professionalism, and contribution to the successful realization of this study visit.
