/ 25.03.2019 @ 12.00h, room 254 / We are pleased to invite you to the guest lecture “Urban Adaptation to Climate Change: Application of Multi-criteria Decision-making Methods” by Dr. Petar Vranić, research assistant at the Mathematical Institute of the Serbian Academy of Science and Art that will take place on Monday, the March 25th, 2019 at 12.00h, in the room 254 of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade.

/ 11.03.2019 @ 12.00h, room 254 / We are pleased to invite you to the guest lecture by Dr. Vladimir Đurđević, associate professor of meteorology at the Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade, Serbia that will take place on Monday, the 11th of March 2019 at 12.00h, in the Room 254 of the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. All welcome!

/ 22.11.2018. at 18.00h / This seminar will examine the relationship between cinema and architecture with an urban focus. The aim of the seminar is to introduce film history with a strong emphasis on urban spaces and architectural elements, thus to provide an alternative perception of space and environment, mediated through cinematic culture.

University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture has organized an extra-curricular design workshop (17th – 23rd March 2018.) as an collaboration with ETH Zurich, Architecture of Territory Master Design studio. Seminar week included study visits to various locations in Belgrade and the group work at the Library of the Faculty of Architecture. Belgrade Unbuilt — Project for Public Landscape workshop is a part of the curriculum of the semestral program within the first year of the Master design studio Architecture of Territory (Assistant Prof Milica Topalović) of ETH, Zurich, whilst for the students of the first year Master’s degree at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade, the workshop was conducted as an extra-curricular activity.

/ Application deadline: 10.04.2018. / This is a call for an Expert Evaluator that will perform the external evaluation of the specialist academic study program “Energy Efficient and Green Architecture“ at the University of Belgrade - Faculty of Architecture, in order to internationally validate them. Application deadline: Tuesday, 10.04.2018. – 12.00h CET (10.00h GMT)

/ 08 December 2017 at 12.30, room 200 / We are pleased to invite you to the guest lecture “Nothing Less Than Resolution” of Dr. Anastasios Tellios, Associate Professor of Architectural Design: Theory and Practice at School of Architecture, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The lecture will be held on Friday, 08th of December 2017 at 12.30h, in room 200 at the Faculty of Architecture. The lecture is a part of curriculum of the second year of Master studies in Interior Architecture, course "Research Through Design" by Assoc. Prof. Dragana Vasiljević Tomić, and the third year of Undergraduate studies, course "Design Methodology" by Assoc. Prof. Vladimir Milenković.

/ 07 December 2017 at 16.30, room 200 / We are pleased to invite you to the guest lecture “Expanded Natures: Shifting Landscapes & Design Approximations” of Dr. Despoina Zavraka, a lecturer at the Department of landscape architecture (EMATECH) and adjunct assistant professor at the School of architecture at The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki teaching urban landscape design. The lecture will be held on Thursday, 07th of December 2017 at 16.30h, in room 200 at the Faculty of Architecture. The lecture is a part of curriculum of the second year of Master studies in Architecture, course "Studio M03 - Seminar - 06: Opticon" by Assoc. Prof. Dragana Vasiljević Tomić.

Our traditional exhibition of graduate projects, for the school year 2015/16, is open this autumn in our school gallery AULA. The exhibited projects, selected by the mentors committees, are the most successful master projects from Studio Projects in year 2015/16 (Modules: Architecture, Urbanism, Architecture Construction, Architecture Technologies)...

Bachelor Studies of Architecture (OASA) and Master Studies of Architecture (MASA) will be accredited with equivalent RIBA Part 1 and RIBA Part 2. This is to include study programmes commenced in 2014/15, current 2015/16 and following academic years.