Sara Jovanović holds an LL.B. from the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law.

During her studies, Sara developed a broad interest in commercial and international law and took part in specialised academic groups in Corporate Law, Criminal Law and Roman Private Law. She also completed an internship with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, within the Department for Multilateral Cooperation, where she contributed to research, the preparation of working materials and matters relating to multilateral economic cooperation.  

Sara also served as President of the United Nations Club at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, where she coordinated cooperation with embassies, international organisations and civil society institutions and organised a range of educational and professional initiatives. She further completed the “Vojin Dimitrijević” Human Rights School organised by the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights.  

Her academic interests have also extended to research and writing. Her paper on Serbia’s rule of law and the new EU negotiation methodology received shared fourth place in a national student competition organised by the Ministry of European Integration, while her co-authored paper on food quality and safety management standards was published in the Student Review for Commercial Law.  

Sara is a native Serbian speaker, has an excellent command of English, and also has basic knowledge of Russian.