University of Belgrade (UB) Studentski trg 1, Belgrade, Serbia
History of UB Dositej Obradović founded the College in 1808 The Lyceum was founded in Kragujevac in 1838 and transferred to Belgrade in 1841 Lyceum was transformed into the The Higher School in 1863 Early in 1905, the Act on Universities was enacted During the II World War University of Belgrade was closed
UB Today UB is a state university UB has teachers (1731 professors, 808 associate professors), teacher assistant and non- teaching staff More than students 31 faculties, divided into four councils of the faculty groups
Faculties (Departments) Faculty of economics Faculty of law Faculty of orthodox theology Faculty of education Faculty of security Faculty of special education and rehabilitation Faculty of political science Faculty of sport and physical education Faculty of philosophy Faculty of philology Faculty of medicine Faculty of dentistry Faculty of veterinary medicine Faculty of pharmacy Faculty or organizational science Faculty of biology Faculty of geography Faculty of mathematics Faculty of physical chemistry Faculty of physics Faculty of chemistry Faculty of architecture Faculty of civil engineering Faculty of electric engineering Faculty of mechanical engineering Faculty of agriculture Faculty of mining and geology Faculty of transportation Faculty of technology and metallurgy Technical faculty in Bor Faculty of forestry
Management Rector: Branko Kovačević Vice-Rectors: Neda Bokan Vice-Rector for Education Nevenka Žarkić- Joksimović Vice-Rector for Finances and Organization Vojislav Leković Vice-Rector for International Relations Marko Ivetić Vice-Rector for Science
Student Life Student Vice-Rector Student parliament (44 students, ensuring an appropriate representation of students of each faculty) One year mandate Numerous restaurants, 11 student dorms, medical facilities, sports centers, cultural centre, two academic artistic associations Student organisations
International Cooperation and Projects TEMPUS BASILEUS Erasmus Mundus JoinEU-SEE CEEPUS