THE FACULTY OF GEOGRAPHY

Address: Studentski trg 3/III
Phone: 637-421
Fax: 182-889
e-mail: dekanat@gef.bg.ac.yu
http://www.gef.bg.ac.yu

General information
The Institutional Research of Geography began in this country 1853, with the introduction of the subject of Physical Geography at the Natural-Technical Section of the Lycée. The present Faculty of Geography was established in 1945, when it became independent of the Faculty of Natural Sciences. Today, the Faculty has four institutes, eight departments and offers 4 courses. There is a four-year course and during the last decade, the Faculty has educated over 1,000 students. At present, there are 1,200 students.

Dean and Vice – Dean
Dean: Prof. Slavoljub Stamenkovic PhD
Dean's Office: third Floor
Telephone: +381 (0)11 637 421

Vice-Dean of Tuition: Asst.Prof. Dejan Filipovic PhD

The Curriculum
The Faculty offers four courses, or study groups: Geography, Spatial Planning, Demography, and Geospatial Bases of the Environment, which undergraduate students choose at the beginning of their first year. The period of study is four years, or 8 semesters. Students are obliged to attend to both the lectures and practices in order to certify the semester or year.

Pre-examination tasks
As a pre-examination requisite, students must complete all the following pre-examination obligations: passing partial examinations, tests, seminar papers and completed graphic works. Examinations are both written and oral and the total number of between 27 and 36 depends upon the requirements of the course taken in January, April, June, September, and October. The conditions governing enrollment for the following year are set down in accordance with the General Acts of the Faculty. The examinations for the current year may only be taken if; all the examinations from the previous year have been passed. After the completion of their last examination in the 4th year, students commence work on their thesis and are required to complete a 12- month period of field work. The fields are divided into 8 subjects: Physical Geography, Social Geography, Regional Geography, Cartography and Aero-methods, the Didactics and Methodology, Spatial Planning and Demography and the Environment.
Tuition is held in three buildings: Studentski Trg 3/III and 16, and Vatroslava Jagica 5.

Study facilities and equipment
Two libraries contain a large selection of professional publications (books, magazines, final studies, M.A. works and PhD works...) and there are reading rooms.
Address: Studentski Trg 3/III
Telephone: +381 (0)11 637 421
Vojvode Šupljikca 31b
A computer centre is available for students, when there is no teaching taking place there.
Address: Vojvode Šupljikca 31b: located on the first Floor.

Student Services
Here students may obtain information on all aspects of their studies including the registration of their examinations, applications for student credit, grants, or halls of residence.
Address: Studentski Trg, entrance A – located on the Ground Floor, to the right
Working hours; 10.00–12.00 hrs; Monday to Friday
Secretary: Ms. Branislava Ilic, whose office in on the third floor.

Student organisations and associations
FG Student Alliance
Jovan Cvijic Student Sport Association

THE FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Address: Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 73
Phone: 3218-606
Fax: 3370-223
e-mail: grf@grf.bg.ac.yu
http://www.grf.bg.ac.yu

General information
The Faculty of Civil Engineering is one of the oldest, educational, scientific institutions in our country. The origins of the faculty date back to 1846, when an Engineering School was founded by a Decree of Prince Aleksandar Karadjordjevic. For many years it was part of The Faculty of Technical Science, however, by 1958 the Faculty was again part of the University of Belgrade. A Civil Engineering degree has been awarded to 10.091 students, amongst who are 481 Masters and 235 PhDs. At present, there are 2.300 students. The duration of the study period is 5 years. There are 170 professors and associate professors at the Faculty.

Dean and Vice – Dean
Dean: Prof. Ðorde Viksanovic PhD
Dean’s Office – Room 147
Telephone: +381 (0)11 3218 606
Vice-Dean of Tuition: Prof. Mira Petronijevic PhD.

The Secretary of the Faculty
The Secretary: Ms. Dragan Perucica, BA lawyer
Room 116a
Telephone: +381 (0)11 3218 520
Working hours: 07.00 -15.00

The curriculum
Tuition at the faculty is organized within the Civil Engineering and Geodesy departments. Basic studies last for 5 years (10 semesters), and the Faculty also organizes highly respected, postgraduate studies. In their 3rd year of studies, students choose an additional subject from amongst the following courses; Construction, Hydrotechnics, Roads and Railways. The final semester is reserved for the graduation assignment. The total number of examinations, depending on the course, is 40, and the majority of them are both written and oral. In addition, some contain a practical element. Compulsory Attendance of practices and lectures is required in order to certify the semester or year.

Examinations
Examinations are set in: January, April, June, September and October. The conditions governing enrollment for the following year are set down in accordance with the General Acts of the Faculty. There are also conditional examinations, which can not be passed on to the next year of studies. During their studies, the students must also complete their professional practices. Professional excursions and visits to construction sites are organized. The curriculum is divided amongst 8 tuition departments or cathedras. Tuition is held in the amphitheatre 225 (2nd Floor), in the classrooms (1st Floor and part of 3rd Floor) and in 6 laboratories.

Study facilities and equipment
The Computer centre has two rooms: 322 and 126, each with some 30 computers.
There is a library containing 38,000 items.
Location: Room 149.
Working hours: 08.00 hrs-14.00 hrs
The reading room is in Room 114.

Student services
At the service desk, students may obtain all information regarding studies, certificates, information regarding examinations and submit applications for student credit or grants or halls of residence.
Head of Student Services: Ms. Slobodanka Božanic BA Philology
Location: also on the 1st Floor, Room 118.

Working hours for students: 11.00–13.00 hrs

Student bookshop
A Student bookshop and a photocopying room are located in room 115.
Working hours: 11.00-13.30 hrs
An internet café with 12 computers is located in the entrance hall.

Student organizations and associations
The Student Alliance and The Student Union are syndicated organizations whose primary role is the promotion and protection of the rights and interests of the students.
The Gradjevinac Student Sports Association.
A mini computer centre is free for individual students.
The Student Alliance of the Faculty of Civil Engineering is the organizer of an event called Gradjevinijada, in addition to many other cultural and entertainment events.
Location: on 3rd Floor, in Room 316a.
Telephone: +381 (0)11 3218 592.

How to find the Faculty of Civil Engineering:
Trams: 5, 6, 7 and14.
Buses: 26, 27.

FACULTY OF CHEMISTRY

Address: Studentski trg 12 – 16
Phone/Fax: 184-330
http://www.chem.bg.ac.yu

General information
Soon after the opening of the Liceja in 1853, the subject of Chemistry was added to the curriculum and lectures and practice were held in the building of Konaka Knjeginje Ljubice. In 1905, the University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosphy offered 15 different courses, one of which was Chemistry. In 1947 Natural and Mathemathic studies became an independent Faculty and in 1971 a department of Chemistry was opened at the Faculty. In 1990 Chemistry became an independent Faculty of Belgrade University. 3,200 students have since graduated from the Faculty, including over 450 Masters and 240 Doctors, There are currently 610 students studying at the Faculty and 83 professors and associate academic staff.

Dean and Vice-Dean
Dean; Prof. Živoslav Tešic PhD
Vice-Dean: Asst Prof. Dragica Šišovic. PhD (Lectures)
Faculty Secretary; Boško Radivojevic M.A.
Office: Ground floor
Telephone; + 381 (0)11 635 758

Student Office - ground floor
Telephone: + 381 (0)11 635 627.

Curriculum
The fields of study at the Faculty are divided into 6 subjects: Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Professors of Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Practical Chemistry. Students have the choice of three professions which are: Graduate Chemist, Professor of Chemistry or Biochemist. In the fourth year of study a Graduate Chemist may choose 1 of five different specialist courses; Analytical, Inorganic, Organic, Practical Chemistry and Enviromental Chemistry. The period of Basic studies is between four and five years, 8 or 9 semesters, depending on the course.

Pre-examination tasks
Students are obliged to attend all lectures and practice in order to certify the semester or year, in addition a pre-examination requisite is to provide proof of the attendance of seminars, colloquium, professional practice, experiments and tests. Examinations are in oral and written form and the total number of between 29 and 33 depends on the course. The examinations are held in: January, June, June 2, September and September 2. 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 years.

Study facilities and equipment
There is an extensive library which is situated on the first floor. There is also a reading room.
The library works from 08.30-19.00 hrs
A computer centre, situated in the first level of the basement is available to students for individual study.
There is also a student coffee club – VHA

Student Services
Offers information on all aspects of studies and accepts applications for credit, stipendiary, student halls of residence and all other administrative requirements.

Students associations and organizations
The Student Union of the faculty are syndicated with the other student organizations who promote and protect the rights and interests of students and represent them before the Faculty authorities. The organizations also organizes an active cultural, entertainment and sports life besides other activities.