FACULTY OF ECONOMICS

Address: Kamenicka 6
Phone: 3021-240 (centrala)
Fax: 2639-560
http://ekof.bg.ac.yu

General information
As long ago as 31st March 1937, the Faculty of Economics was first established as The Graduate School for Economy and Trade, by a decree of the Ministry of Education for the former Kingdom of Yugoslavia. It was originally located at Balkanska 4 but was moved in 1953 to a new building at Kamenicka Street 6, where it is located today. To date, 36,145 students have graduated from the Faculty of which, 1,970 were awarded a Masters degree and over 695 a PhD . The Faculty offers a 4 year course and there are currently 8,650 students at the Faculty. The Faculty employs 127 professors, assistant professors and associates.

Dean, Vice-Dean
Dean: Prof.Branislav Pelevic PhD
Dean`s Office: 1st floor, Room 105
Telephone:+381(0)11 3021 020

Vice-Dean of Tuition: Prof Goran Petkovic PhD

Secretary: Margareta Andrejic
Secretary`s Office: Room 138
Telephone:+381(0)11 3021 014

The curriculum
There are six subjects and nine courses (modules) at the Faculty of Economics. The curriculum of undergraduate studies comprises the following courses: Economic analysis and policy, Marketing, Accounting, Auditing and Financial management, Trade and Commerce, Finance, Banking and Insurance, Tourism and Hotel Industry, Statistics and Informatics, Management and International Economics and Foreign Trade. The first three semesters are the same for all the students regarding syllabus design and teaching format and optional courses are chosen in the fourth semester. The number of examinations during the four years of studies varies from 29 to 32, depending upon the course taken. On succesfull completion of their studies and a pass in all examinations related to the course, taken in accordance to the syllabus, and the final examination, the graduate is awarded a Bachelor degree in Economics. All examinations, apart from those related to foreign languages, are one-semestered.

Pre-examination tasks
Examinations are taken in January and February, on completion of the winter semester and in and in June and July, on completion of the summer semester September and October. Student’s pre-examination obligations are: a pass in partial examinations (which is compulsory only in January and June) and one seminar paper per school year. The conditions governing enrollement for the following year are set down in accordance with the General Acts of the Faculty.

Study facilities and equipment
An extensive library, containing 50.000 publications is located on the mezzanine between the two floors and a 100-seater reading room is on the 4th floor.
Working hours(library): 8.00-13.00 hrs and 15.00-19.00 hrs
Working hours(reading room): 07.00-21.00 hrs
Photocopying facilities are located on the mezzanine, in front of amphitheatre 1
A computer centre is located on the 2nd floor in room 202. In addition to lectures, courses for students are organised at the centre, which boasts 3 auditoria, one of which, is always available to students.
Working hours: 8.00-20.00 hrs

Student Services
Offers information on basic and postgraduate studies, lectures, examinations and student standards.
Located on the 1st floor in Rooms 128-134
Contact :Mr Radomir Radovanovic
Inquiry desks are located on the mezzanine between the two floors, in front of amphitheatre 1
Working hours: 8.00-16.00 hrs
Information centre for students is located next to the inquiry desks
Working hours:8.00-16.00 hrs
E-mail: sic@one.ekof.bg.ac.yu

Student bookshop
The student bookshop in on the Ground floor, to the left

Student organisations and associations
Student Club –Ground Floor with student prices for food and drinks
Working hours: 8.00-20.00 hrs

The role of the student organisations is to promote and protect the rights and interests of students, to improve teaching and examination procedures, to improve student standard and to represent students before the Faculty Authorities

Student Alliance: Ground floor,to the right
Telephone: +381 (0)11 3021195
Student Union: Ground floor,to the right
Telephone:+381 (0)11 3021 165

AIESEC
Telephone:+381 (0)11 3021 196

Marketing Workshop

Sports Association; THE ECONOMIST
Telephone:+381(0)11 3021 195

How to find the Faculty of Economics
Tram 2,3,7,9 and 11

THE FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Address: Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra 73
Phone: 322-92-12
Fax: 3248-681
http://www.etf.bg.ac.yu

General information
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering was founded in 1948, although its history dates back to 1894, when tuition was held at University of Belgrade.The Faculty uses the entire1st Floor, a part of the basement and part of the top floor of the Faculty of Technology Building. The administration offices are housed in the pavilion between the Faculty of Technology Building and Mechanical Engineering Faculty building. There are also offices at the Institute of Physics and in the Faculty of Geology and Mining. The pavilion was renovated in 2005 and there are some new, modern laboratories. 15, 321 engineers have graduated from the Facultyl since its foundation, including 1,800 MEs and 500 PhDs. At present there are 3,866 students.The academic staff comprises 170 professors, assistant professors and associate professors.

Dean and Vice – Dean
Dean: Prof.Branko Kovacevic PhD
Dean's office: Room 94
Telephone:+381 (0) 11 3248 464

Vice–Dean of Tuition: Jelica Protic PhD Assistant Professor
The Secretary: Mrs Zorica Ocokoljic–Kostic
Room 97, tel:+381 (0) 11 3370 098

The new curriculum
A new curriculum was introduced in 2005. The period of basic studies is four years (8 semesters) instead of the previous five year course. According to statistics 10% of all students graduated from the School on schedule and 70% in 6.6 years. In 2003 six courses were introduced. During the first two semesters all the students are required to do the compulsory course, upon completion of which they have the choice of six courses. The optional courses are: Electonics, Physical Electonics, Telecommunications, Power Engineering, Computer Science and Automatic Control. Software Engineering was introduced in 2004 and students can attend the studies but, at their own expense. The courses are chosen by the students in their first year. The number of examinations and selection of elective subjects depends upon the course, but one fact is common for all the subjects: they are all single-semester.

Pre – examination tasks
The total value of undergraduate is 240 ECTS points. Most of the subjects have a value of 5 or 6 ECTS points, there are some tasks, such as practical work, which have a value of 2 or 3 ECTS points. Examinations are taken in January, February, June, September and October. Conditions for entering the next academic year are set in accordance to the General Acts of the Faculty.

Study facilities and equipment
There is an extensive library, containing a fine selection of professional publications, some 20,000 items.
Located in Room 83a; it is intended for third year and senior students.

A computer centre, located in the pavilion, is one of the best computer centres in University of Belgrade.
Working hours – 00.00 – 24.00
Telephone - +381 (0)11 3370 110

Student services
Located in the Room 92
Telephone - +381 (0)11 3226 760
The manager – Mrs Mirjana Cvetkovic

Student organizations and associations
At present there are five student organizations –Student Alliance, Student Union, EESTEC LK Belgrade, BEST and Sports Union called Electrician. There is a computer centre at SUETF with ten computers, that are available, free, to students of the Technical Faculties.

The students Club is a popular place and is located in the basement. Apart from the parties, concerts and masked balls that are organized by the Club, students can also buy cinema tickets, net time magazines and CDs at the ticket office.

How to find the Faculty of Electrical Engineering
trams 5,6,7,14 and buses 26,27.

THE FACULTY OF CIVIL DEFENCE

Address: Gospodara Vucica 50
Phone: 011/2451-963, 2451-843
Fax:2457-685
e-mail: fcivod@afrodita.bg.ac.yu
http://www.fco.bg.ac.yu

General information
The University Of Belgrade Faculty Of Civil Defence is part of the group of faculties which teaches social sciences. Its curriculum combines theoretical, political, judicial, economic, ethical, humanitarian, civil and military aspects of security, defence and the protection and preservation of the environment. In addition to undergraduate studies, the Faculty also organizes postgraduate, master and PhD studies. It was founded in 1975/76, evolving from a former department, called The Institute of People’s Defence part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. In 1978, the institution became an independent Faculty and in 2000 it changed its title to The Faculty of People’s Defence. A total of 3,477 students, 131 MAs and 42 PhDs have graduated from the faculty. There are 45 professors, assistant professors and associate professor members of the Academic staff.

Dean and Vice-Dean
Dean: Prof. Vladimir Cvetkovic PhD
Dean’s office- 1st floor
Telephone: +381 (0)11 2451 858

Vice-Dean of Tuition: Prof. Vladimir Jakovljevic PhD

The curriculum
The period of basic studies is 4 years (8 semesters) divided into four courses: Human and Social Resource Management, Civil Defence, Civil Protection and Environmental Protection and Preservation. In relation to current changes in local and global issues of security, educational reforms and in the interests of our society, the Faculty has organized three year studies of Security Management.

Pre-examination Tasks
Students must attend all lectures and practices, and hand in seminar papers.

Student facilities and equipment
There is a library containing a large selection of books and publications, some 3,600 items, and a reading room.
Library is located on the 1st Floor, to the right, Room 20
Reading Room seats 24 people and is located on the 1st Floor, to the right, Room 19
Working hours: 8.00-20.00 hrs Monday to Friday and Saturday.

The faculty is equipped with a computer centre with approximately 30 computers.

Student services
Located on the Ground Floor, to the left, Room 7
Working hours: 10.00-13.00 hrs Monday to Friday
Student Services Officer: Goran Samojlovski
Telephone: +381 (0)11 2451 943/ext.128

Student Consulting Centre: a unique, specialized service which helps students in overcoming any difficulties in the course of their studies.
Alumni Centre: connects the Faculty and its graduated students.

Student Consulting Centre Officer: Bratislava Gogic, pedagog
Located on the Ground Floor
Working hours: 10.00 - 14.00 hrs Monday to Friday
Telephone: +381 (0)11 2451 843/ext.107
bgogic@fco.bg.ac.yu

Student organizations and associations
Student Club – 2nd Floor
The Faculty of Civil Defence Student Alliance
The Faculty of Civil Defence Student Union