University of Belgrade (UB) is a public university, the oldest and largest modern university in Serbia.
Devoted to studying, education, progress and prosperity, the University of Belgrade strives to set the strongest standards in higher education, to cherish and encourage intellectual and personal growth and to stimulate meaningful work and effort which serve to the well-being of the entire society. As the largest learning community in this part of Europe, with more than 300 study programs and more than 90,000 students, our university has a unique responsibility toward society. The University of Belgrade consists of 31 faculties, organized in 4 groups: social sciences and humanities, medical sciences, sciences and mathematics, and technology and engineering sciences. Also, it includes 11 scientific institutes and 13 centers.
The Faculty of Philosophy is the oldest faculty within UB, with over 250 teaching staff, 200 research staff, and 5,500 students enrolled in bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs. It consists of ten departments: Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology, Pedagogy, Andragogy, Ethnology and Anthropology, History, History of Art, Archaeology, and Classical Studies. The Faculty participates in over 40 international and national scientific projects annually, including ERC, Horizon Europe and Erasmus KA2 projects. It organizes more than 30 conferences each year, along with numerous summer schools, panel discussions, workshops, and webinars for academics, students, and the general public. It maintains a wide network of diverse partners, including research institutes, professional associations, preschools and schools, museums and NGOs, policymakers, and local stakeholders. The Faculty of Philosophy is also a hub for critical thinking, debate, and the development of socially relevant ideas and initiatives. Beside the academic excellence, University of Belgrade is an active participant in society.