At the 64th-anniversary celebration of the Faculty of Engineering RITEH University of Rijeka, our HR Manager, Jelena Novacic had the opportunity to award a one-time scholarship to Marino Odorčić, Master of Mechanical Engineering, in recognition of his achievements and dedication. We’re proud to see the new generations creating change with their vision and expertise. Congratulations to Marino and all the students on their accomplishment! 🚀 Compliments to the Faculty on its great achievements over the past six decades. We look forward to continued collaboration and shared successes in the coming years. 👏 #NVL #Collaboration #Scholarship
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