FACULTY OF FORESTRY

Adress:
Kneza Višeslava 1
Phone: 3553-122 (centrala)
Fax: 2545-485
e-mail: smfrc@afrodita.rcub.bg.ac.yu
http://www.sfb.bg.ac.yu

General information
The first formal studies of Forestry began in 1919/1920, within the Faculty of Agriculture. In 1949, on the 5th February it became independent, as the Belgrade University Faculty of Forestry. In 1953 the Faculty moved from Zemun to its present address at Kneza Višeslava 1. There is an arboretum, greenhouses and insectarium within a ten-acre complex. The Faculty has three complex, located in Belgrade, Goc and Majdanpecka, all of which are under the control of the Centre for Tuition and Scientific study in Belgrade. During an 80-year period more than 7,000 students have graduated from the faculty. There are currently 2,100 students studying at the faculty and 150 professors and associate academic staff.

Dean and Vice-Dean
Dean: Prof. Ratko Kadovic PhD
Dean's Office: ground floor, to the left.
Telephone: + 381 (0)11 3545 485.

Vice-Dean: Prof. Mihajlo Grbic. PhD (Lectures)
Faculty secretary; Ms. Ðurda Markovic LLB
Telephone: + 381 (0)11 3553 128.

Curriculum
There is a four year Basic study period divided into four courses: Forestry, Timber Processing, Landscaping and Horticulture. Protection against Erosion, The total number of examinations, between 33 and 38, depends upon the course. The conditions governing enrollment into the next year are set down in accordance with the General Acts of the Faculty.

Pre-examination tasks
Examinations are in the form of oral, written and professional practice. In order to certify the year or semestor the student must attend all lectures, professional practice, seminars, colloquium and field work. Examinations take place in January, April, June, September and October. Students begin work on their Thesis following their final examination.

Student facilities and equipment
The library has over 62,000 books and periodicals and a reading room is situated on the ground floor in room 29. The second reading room is on the ground floor to the right The library works from 07.30-14.30 hrs and the reading room from 07.30-19.00 hrs. The librarian is Ms Mirjana Golubovic.
The Student book shop is situated on the ground floor to the left. There are also two student coffee clubs in the basement, which work every working day from 07.00-19.00 hrs.

Student Services
Offers information on all aspects of studies and applications for credit, stipendium, halls of residence or administrative requirements.
Location: ground floor to the right. Working hours for student enquiries is 11.00-12.00 hrs every working day.
Administrator; Ms. Verica Draškovic dipl. Politiclogist

Student organisations and associations
The Student Alliance is syndicated to all student organizations and protects and promotes the rights and interests of students and represents them before the Faculty Authorities. They also arrange cultural, entertainment and sporting events, publish a student newspaper called Breza and also co-ordinate the activies of the mountaineering, fishing, hunting and Scout organizations. Their office is in the basment in room 12 Telephone: + 381 (0)11 3553 122/ext. 24 . The Forum of the students of the Forestry Faculty is: www.fagus.org.yu . The student Prodeacon also works the same office.

How to find the Faculty of Forestry.
Bus; 51,52,53,37,88,23,12,13,58 and 57

THE FACULTY OF TECHNICAL SCIENCES

Address:
Vojske Jugoslavije 12, Bor
Phone: 030/424-555
Fax: 030/421-078
e-mail: tfb@tf.bor.ac.yu
http://www.tf.bor.ac.yu

General information
The Faculty of Technical Sciences, in the town of Bor, was founded in 1961 and was originally called The Faculty of Mining and Metallurgy. In 1978 the Faculty was renamed as The Faculty of Technical Sciences and to date, 1,600 students have graduated from the Faculty. There are currently 1,600 students studying at the Faculty and 53 professors, assistant professors and associate professor members of the Academic staff.

Dean and Vice-Dean
Dean: Zvonimir Strankovic PhD.
Dean’s office- Room 1
Telephone: +381 (0)30 421 663

Vice-Dean of Tuition: Prof. Desimir Markovic PhD.
Vice-Dean of Tuition’s office: Room 3

Secretary: Miroslav Ciprijanovic, Room 5

The curriculum
The period of basic studies is 4 years (8 semesters) divided into six subjects: Mining, Metallurgy, Technology, Management, Computer Science and Electrical Mechanical Engineering. There are a total of 15 optional courses: Mineral Resources Exploitation, Geological Engineering, Recycling Technologies and Sustainable Development, Technologies of Minerals, Metallurgy Engineering, Processing Metallurgy, Metal Materials Engineering, Precious Metals and Gold Processing, Inorganic Chemistry Technology, Environmental Protection Engineering, Industrial Information Systems, Information Systems Engineering, Industrial Management, International Business and Electrical Mechanical Engineering. The number of examinations during the four years of basic studies varies from 35 to 40, depending upon the course. Certain examinations are taken through a number of partial examinations

Pre-examination Tasks
Student’s attendance at all classes, lectures and practices is compulsory. Student’s pre-examination obligations also include: a pass in partial examinations, completion of graphic works, passing tests and handing in seminar papers. The examinations are both written and oral.

Student services
Offers all relevant information about studies, issues certificates and receives application for halls of residence and student credit or grants.

Working hours: 7.00-14.00 hrs Monday to Friday
Student Services Officer: Ms.Nada Magdalinovic
Telephone: +381 (0)30 422 375

Student facilities and equipment
There is a library, with a large selection of books and publications, some 18,900 items, and a reading room, which seats 10 people.
Working hours: 8.00-20.00 hrs Monday to Friday

Bookshop
Photocopy Service
Student Club
Working hours: 7.00-14.00 hrs Monday to Friday

Student organizations and associations
The Faculty of Technical Sciences Student Alliance, Student Organization and Student Union address the issues of the protection of student’s interests and communicate with the management of the Faculty on students' behalf.
Sport and Cultural association “Student” organizes a variety of sporting and cultural activities and student excursions.

FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND METALLURGY

Address:
Karnegijeva 4
Phone: 3370-460
Fax: 3370-387
e-mail: tmf@tmf.bg.ac.yu
http://www.tmf.bg.ac.yu

General information
The Technology-Metallurgical Faculty (TMF) was founded in 1925, as a Department within the Technology Faculty. During the 1950’s TMF gained its independence as an educational and scientific institution and moved to its present location. The faculty offers a four-year course and to date 9,155 students have graduated from the Faculty including more than 825 completing their postgraduate studies and 530 gaining Ph. D’s, and there are presently 1,800 students.

Dean
Dean: Prof. Bratislav Jovanovic PhD
Office; On the ground floor, to the left
Tel: +381(0)11 3370 425.
Deacon of Tuition: Prof. Vesna Radojevic PhD.

The curriculum
Basic studies last for five years or ten semesters, the tenth being for the final examination. The first year studies are the same for all students, however, during the second year of studies, students select from the special courses offered which are: Chemical Engineering, Fabric Engineering, Graphic Engineering, Metalurgy and the Metal Materials, Neoorganic Chemistry Technology, Environmental Protection Engineering, Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Organic Chemistry Technology and Polimeric Engineering, Materials and Pharmaceutical Engineering.

Pre-examination tasks
Students' pre-examination obligations are: a pass in partial examinations, computer and laboratory practices. Examinations are taken in both written and oral forms in – January, April, June, September and October. Students may take some partial examinations. The conditions governing enrollment for the following year are set down in accordance with the General Acts of the Faculty.

Study facilities and equipment
In a small building of the Faculty there is the library with a large selection of books, some 33.000 items. Within the library there is the reading room with about 100 seats.

Opening hours: 8.00–21.00 hrs Monday to Friday.

Next to the library there is the bookshop. There is a photocopying shop in the basement of the main building of the Faculty. The computer centre, equipped with 40 computers used for lectures and students' individual work is located on the ground floor, to the right.

Student services
Offers information regarding studies and examinations and receives applications for halls of residence and student credit or grants
Located on the Ground Floor, to the left
Working hours: 11.00-13.00 hrs from Monday to Friday
Manager: Ms. Zorica Lazovic

Student organisations and associations
The TMF Student Alliance: One of the roles of the association is to promote and protect the rights and interests of the students and to improve the procedures and methods in teaching.
Located on the ground floor, to the right
Tel: +381(0)11 3303 859.
The IAESTE student organisation: promotes the further the professional development of students and student exchange visits.
The BEST organisation: which deals with international student exchanges.
The Serbian Chemistry Association; located on the third floor of the Faculty.
Atrium Cafe; In front of the small building of the Faculty.
On the third floor, of the main building of the Faculty, there is a Club both for Faculty employees and students.

How to find the Faculty:
trams-5,6,7 and14
buses-26,27,65