On April 28, 2025, an International Cooperation Agreement was signed between the "Privredna akademija" University of Brčko and the State University of Novi Pazar. The agreement was signed by Prof. Dr. Željko Petrić, Rector of the "Privredna akademija" University of Brčko, and Prof. Dr. Zana Dolićanin, Rector of the State University of Novi Pazar.

This agreement lays the foundations for long-term and fruitful cooperation between the two institutions, which will be reflected in various areas of academic and scientific activity. Planned activities include the organization and implementation of teaching at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies, which will allow students of both institutions to gain broader academic experience and expand their knowledge.

The cooperation will also include the exchange of professors and students, which will contribute to the development of mutual understanding and the strengthening of ties between the educational systems of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia. Joint projects in the field of scientific-research work will also be developed, which will allow students and professors access to new resources, knowledge, and experiences, as well as creating opportunities for further training and research in various fields.

Additionally, the agreement refers to the cooperation of students and student organizations of both institutions, as well as cooperation in publishing, which will allow easier access to scientific literature and journals. The organization of and participation in scientific and professional seminars, conferences, and other professional gatherings is also planned, which will provide an opportunity for the exchange of ideas, discussion about new trends in the academic and professional world, and the improvement of mutual ties.

The agreement also includes the exchange of information on academic activities, which will allow for better coordination between both institutions, direct joint efforts towards improving the quality of education and science, and allow students and teachers access to the latest findings and research.

This agreement represents a significant step in strengthening international cooperation in the field of higher education, which will contribute to the development of both institutions and the creation of new opportunities for academic growth and professional development of students and teaching staff.