FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

Address: Bulevar oslobodenja 18
Phone: 3615-436
Fax: 685-936
e-mail: stojicv@vet.bg.ac.yu
http://www.vet.bg.ac.yu

General information
The University of Belgrade Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, (formerly called the Veterinary Faculty) was opened in 1936. The Faculty is situated, in a comfortable building at Bulevar Oslobodenja 18 and to date, 7,400 students have graduated from the faculty including 132 students last year. There are presently 1,568 students and 75 professors and associate academic staff. Basic studies last for 5 years or 10 semesters.

Dean and Vice – Dean
Dean: Prof. Dr Velibor Stojic
Dean's Office - 1st Floor
Dean’s OfficeTelephone: + 381 (0)11 685 936

Vice-Dean: Vlado Teodorovic
Vice-Dean’s Office: Room 79

Student Organizations Office: Room 79
Telephone: + 381 (0)11 3615 436, ext. 343

The Faculty Office: Ground floor
Secretary: Radovan Stanojevic
Telephone: + 381 (0)11 685 711

Pre-examination tasks
The total number of subjects covered is 47 and studies include compulsory lectures and practice. Entry into the following year's course is dependent upon these obligations being fulfilled. As a pre-examination requisite, students must provide proof that they have regularly attended colloquium, seminars, practice sessions and passed the required tests. Examinations are in the form of oral, written and professional practice and are taken in January/February, April, June, July, September and October. The conditions governing enrollment for the following year are set down in accordance with the General Acts of the Faculty. Some examinations may not be moved to the following year. During the fourth and fifth years of studies, examinations and intensive professional practice make-up a higher portion of the studies than in previous years.

Study facilities and equipment
The Faculty Library, with over 19,600 books, periodicals and publications, is on the 2nd floor. The library has specialist publications for specialist, doctorate and master studies. There is a 30 seater reading room in the basement of the faculty. The library is open daily from 09.00-13.00 hrs and the reading room from 07.00-22.00 hrs. The scriptorium, with photocoying facilities is adjacent to the main entrance and is open from 09.30 to 12.30 hrs. The Students Centre 'Veterinary' Restaurant is situated on the ground floor and is open from 07.00-14.30 hrs.

Student services
The Student Service is also situated in the office of the Faculty. Information regarding the faculty, including all aspects of studies, credits, stipendium, index stamps or accommodation in the hall of residence, may be obtained there.
Student service; Ms. Vesna Raickovic.
Telephone: + 381 (0)11 685 711

Student organizations and associations
The Students Union (SUVET) is syndicated to all the student organizations and represents and promotes the students rights and interests and represents them before the Faculty. SUVET is involved in many activities including the following: ORCA (Organization for the respect and care of animals), VID (Veterinary research society), IVSA (International organization of veterinary students) – which organizes international student exchange visits and professional practice and seminars.There is also a sports society called ”Veterinary”.

How to find the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Bus: 9,10,14,31,33,4 and 48

THE FACULTY OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

Address: Studentski trg 12-16
Phone: 636-269
Fax: 187-133
e-mail: ffh@ffh.bg.ac.yu
http://www.ffh.bg.ac.yu

General information
Physical Chemistry has been taught at the University of Belgrade for nearly 100 years, more precisely since 1903, at which time it was part of the curriculum of the Grand School’s Faculty of Philosophy. Before The Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics was founded in 1947, the institutional framework for studies of Physical Chemistry in this country, were formerly set by the Council of Physical Chemistry. In 1971, The Department of Chemistry and Physical Chemistry was founded at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, followed by the foundation of The Faculty of Physical Chemistry in 1990. In addition to basic studies, the faculty also provides postgraduate studies, which are famous and highly respected for their excellence. There are 43 professors, assistant professors and associate professor members of the Academic staff. 1,400 students have graduated from the Faculty, and at present there are 500 students.

Dean and Vice-Dean
Dean: Prof. Slavko Mentus PhD
Dean’s office- Room 365
Telephone: +381 (0)11 2621 145

Vice-Dean of Tuition: Prof. Ivanka Holclajtner- Antonovic PhD
Vice-Dean’s office- Room 374

The curriculum
There are five main subjects taught at The Faculty of Physical Chemistry: General Research, The Physical Chemistry of Matter, Physical Chemistry with Environmental Control and Protection, Biophysical Chemistry and Radiochemistry with Nuclear Chemistry. After the successful completion of their five years of basic studies, graduates are awarded a degree in Physical Chemistry. Basic studies are divided into nine semesters. During the first four semesters all students are required to do the compulsory courses, upon completion of which, students are offered a number of different, optional courses.

Pre-examination Tasks
In to certify the semester or year, students must attend all lectures and practices and they must also fulfil a number of additional pre-examination tasks, such as passing partial examinations and tests and handing in seminar papers. Examinations are taken in January, April, June, September and October. Conditions governing enrolment for the following year are set down in accordance with the General Acts of the Faculty. There are certain examinations which cannot be transferred from one year of studies to the next.

Student facilities and equipment
There is a library, containing a large selection of books and magazines, and a reading room located in Room 366.
Working hours: 8.00-16.00 hrs Monday to Friday
Librarians: Aleksandar Marcicev, Vesna Ristic

The faculty is equipped with a computer centre, which is at students’ disposal when not used for purposes of lectures. Apart from SimLab, lectures take place in the General and Physical Chemistry Laboratory, Electrochemical and Chemical Thermodynamics Laboratory, Spectrochemistry Laboratory and Radiochemistry Laboratory.

Student services
Offers all relevant information about studies and where students may apply for the examinations, certificates regarding studies and examinations passed and make applications for halls of residence and student credit or grants.

Student Services Officer: Gabrijela Ðokic, Room 332
Telephone: +381 (0)11 636 269

Student organizations and associations
At present, there are no student organizations operating at the faculty. The protection of Student’s rights is the responsibility of the Student Vice-Dean.

THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY

Address: Vojvode Stepe 450
Phone: 3970-379,
Fax: 3972-840
e-mail: info@pharmacy.bg.ac.yu
http://www.pharmacy.bg.ac.yu

General information
The Faculty of Pharmacy at Belgrade University was founded in 1945. A Department of Pharmacy was opened at the Faculty of Medicine in 1939 and tuition was held at the Serbian Clinical Centre, with the management office at Dr Subotica 8. The Faculty of Pharmacy moved to a new building at Vojvode Stepe 450, Kumodraz. 8,508 students have graduated from the Faculty of which 272 were awarded MA. PH. and 332 PhD. PH. At present there are 2,850 students and the period of study is for 5 years.

Dean and Vice – Dean
Dean: Prof. Darko Ivanovic PhD.
Dean’s office: 1st Floor of the Zeroth building
Telephone: +381 (0)11 2473 224

Vice–Dean of tuition: Prof. Branislava Miljkovic PhD.
Secretary: Ms. Bosanka Juric
Located on the 1st Floor

The new curriculum
The period of basic studies is five years (10 semesters). There are two modules (courses): Pharmacist and Pharmacist-Biochemist. The course is chosen on entry to the Faculty.

Pre-examination tasks
Students are obliged to attend the practices and lectures in order to certify a semester or a year in addition to; a pass in partial examinations, tests, laboratory practice, seminars and practical work. Professional practice is organized for final year students. Examinations are taken in written form, orally or/and practical form. Conditions for entering the next Academic year are set in accordance with the General Acts of the Faculty. The total number of examinations are 31.

Student facilities and equipment
There are 3 Faculty buildings; The Zeroth building and two wings, A and B. Tuition is held in the amphitheatres which are to the left. The administration is to the right of the entrance.

There is a library, containing 12,000 units of professional literature and also a reading room in the library with some sixty seats.
Location: on the Ground Floor, between wings A and B.
Working hours: 8.00–17.00 hrs

The photocopy shop is on the lower level – to the right.
Working hours: 11.00–13.00 hrs every working day.

A new computer centre with 30 new computers, intended for student’s individual studies, is to be opened.

Student services
Offers information on studies and receives applications for halls of residence and student credit or grants.
Located on the Ground Floor – to the right
Working hours: 11.00–13.00 hrs
The manager of the services: Ms. Stojanka Vemic

Student organizations and associations
There is a Student’s Club and Student restaurant.
The Student Parliament is the representative body of the Students
FPH Student Union, Student Alliance.
Sport Association and the Pharmacy Scout Association called Dr. Jovan Tucakov. All the organizations are located in a room next to the photocopy shop.
Telephone: +381 (0)11 3970 379/ext.790