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about me:
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Jasmin Hadzigrahic was born in a small town of Zvornik, Bosnia and Hercegovina. His first academic steps had been connected to Zvornik, where he gained the elementary education. After the graduation, he became a student of Brotherhood and Unity Collegiate Institute, which was a specialized high school for the natural and applied sciences.
In September of 1991, he became a member of Faculty of Electric Engineering, University of Tuzla. Unfortunately, in the spring of 1992 a terrible war interrupted his University education, and he had to seek a shelter in the neighbouring county of Sandzak, Yugoslavia.
After a few months there, he immigrated to Turkey. Upon his arrival there, he enrolled in to TÖMER program at the Ankara University, where he spent nine months learning the Turkish language. After the time at Ankara University, he continued with his undergraduate studies at the Pamukkale University of Denizli. He completed a degree in Faculty of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Department soon after.
Following his completion of the degree he continued with his postgraduate studies at the Mechanical Engineering Department of Çukurova University, Adana (Construction and Manufacturing Department). He completed these studies in December 2001.
Today, he lives in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he works in S&T BA as a country manager.
