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Associate Professor Dunja Duić holds a prominent position at the Faculty of Law, JJ Strossmayer University of Osijek, where she serves as Vice-Dean for Science, International Cooperation, and Postgraduate Studies. Her academic journey includes advanced studies in European Law at Ghent University (LLM cum laude) and a PhD from Zagreb University. Specializing in EU Law, her research focuses on external relations, defense policy, migration, cybersecurity, and human rights. She leads NATO's Science for Peace project on cyber defense and chairs the international conference EU and Comparative Law Issues. As a certified Council of Europe trainer, she develops distance learning programs for legal professionals. Her editorial role for the indexed ECLIC series highlights her scholarly contributions. Professional memberships span the European Law Institute, UACES, and the Croatian-Polish Scientific Networks.
Education:
- Bachelor of Law, Faculty of Law Osijek (2002-2008)
- Advanced Master of European Law, Ghent University (2008-2009)
- PhD in European Law, Zagreb University (2009-2014)
Research: Her work bridges EU institutional dynamics and practical challenges like migration governance, digital security, and child protection. Notable projects include NATO cyber defense training, EU-Africa security cooperation studies, and comparative analyses of asylum frameworks.
Teaching: She instructs courses on EU institutions, external security, and human rights across undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs. Her pedagogical innovations include moot court exercises and legal clinics.
Leadership: As Vice-Dean, she oversees scientific activities, international partnerships, and postgraduate programs. She collaborates with institutions like the Center for Peace, Nonviolence and Human Rights and the European Law Institute.
Professional Development: Visiting scholarships at Johannes Kepler University (2014), Zaragoza University (2017), and Perugia University (2022) enrich her transnational perspective.
