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Country:<\/strong> Serbia \u2013 City:<\/strong> Belgrade \u2013 Address:<\/strong> Studentski trg<\/p>\n

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Think Geography – seen beyond the visible<\/span><\/h1>\n

Description:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Think Geography \u2013 Seen Beyond the Visible is an interactive educational event designed to present geography in a dynamic and engaging way. Evening When Geography Is Learned Differently brings together students, educators, and curious minds for an inspiring exploration of the world around us. Through hands-on workshops for pupils, thematic stands, drone demonstrations, and informative brochures, participants will discover how geography goes beyond maps and textbooks. The program encourages curiosity, critical thinking, logical reasoning, and a deeper understanding of space, environment, and the visible \u2014 as well as the unseen \u2014 processes that shape our world. This evening is created for those who ask questions without expecting simple answers, for those eager to connect knowledge with real-life applications, and for everyone ready to see geography beyond the visible.<\/p>\n

Main objectives:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Promote geography as a modern and dynamic science, encourage critical thinking and curiosity, develop spatial and environmental awareness, showcase practical applications of geographic knowledge (e.g., drones and geospatial tools) and also inspire students to explore and learn beyond the visible.<\/p>\n

Event language:<\/strong> Serbian, English<\/p>\n

The event will be:<\/strong> Only in presence<\/p>\n

Link (for online events):<\/p>\n

Reference person:<\/strong> Danica Santic \u2013 Role or function:<\/strong> Vice dean for science and international cooperation \u2013 Reference organization:<\/strong> University of Belgrade – Faculty of Geography<\/p>\n

Those who organize are:<\/strong> Academics, Students<\/p>\n

Estimated starting time (local time):<\/strong> 3 PM<\/p>\n

Expected duration:<\/strong> 3 – 8 PM<\/p>\n

Event program:<\/p>\n

The event is designed to present geography through interactive workshops focused on global processes such as demography, spatial planning, tourism, environmental protection, and GIS.<\/p>\n

We have prepared a wide range of activities, including hands-on workshops, thematic stands, and a special corner for the youngest visitors. Participants will also have the opportunity to see drones and other technologies that are essential to modern geography.<\/p>\n

Everyone is welcome, regardless of age, whether you are a curious young mind, an experienced explorer, or a family looking to discover something new together.<\/p>\n

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GeoNight code: 2026143<\/span><\/p>\n

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