"The abundant and carefully chosen examples in the text are selected in such a way as to illustrate the exposition and give some insights into what is going on. The book is very good. It will soon find its place in classrooms for most courses in ring theory. I personally liked it very much, and in 2014 our department included the book in the principal bibliography for the corresponding graduate course in noncommutative algebra." (Plamen Koshlukov, Mathematical Reviews, 2018) "'Introduction to noncommutative algebra' is a very well written book and it is very pleasant to read. I was very much impressed by the lists of exercises given at the end of each chapter as some of the exercises are not found in standard texts on ring theory." (Veereshwar A. Hiremath, zbMATH 1334.

16001, 2016) "Students of mathematics typically encounter examples of noncommutative algebraic structures in a first course in abstract algebra, but systematic study of such objects is reserved for a more advanced course. This offering by Bresar (Univ. of Ljubljana, Slovenia) is written in a style governed by two guiding principles. an excellent choice for a first graduate course in noncommutative algebra. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Graduate students and researchers/faculty." (D. S.

Larson, Choice, Vol. 52 (10), June, 2015).