About Us
University of Belgrade, School of Electrical Engineering represents the largest engineering faculty in the region, as well as the 3rd largest engineering faculty in Europe. Today, it is one of the leading teaching and research institutions in our country, with 10 research fields, as well as more than 250 staff and around 100 journal publications per year. ETF is a carrier of a large number of research and innovation projects in the field of power engineering, electronics, physical electronics, signals and systems, telecommunications, computer engineering, and software engineering.
Full Professors
Zlatan Stojković
Technical Science Engineer, PhD
Electrical Power Systems
Associate Professors
Assistant Professors
Jelisaveta Krstivojević
Electrical Engineer, PhD
Electrical Power Systems
Teaching Assistants
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Students
What Our Students Have to Say
About University of Belgrade
The University of Belgrade is a state university. Its main activities in the fields of higher education and scientific research are activities of public interest, and they are carried out in accordance with the legal regulations.
During the two centuries of its existence the University of Belgrade has served its people, and its former students and teachers have greatly contributed to the development of cultural, scientific, educational, political and economic life of our country.
The University of Belgrade is prepared to maintain and enhance its position as the leading institution of higher education in the region by adapting to the challenges of modern times on one hand, and preserving what’s worth in its tradition on the other. This is precisely what makes it recognized as a true national brand.
About school of electrical engineering
University of Belgrade, School of Electrical Engineering represents the largest engineering faculty in the region, as well as the 3rd largest engineering faculty in Europe. Today, it is one of the leading teaching and research institutions in our country, with 10 research fields, as well as more than 250 staff and around 100 journal publications per year. ETF is a carrier of a large number of research and innovation projects in the field of power engineering, electronics, physical electronics, signals and systems, telecommunications, computer engineering, and software engineering.
About department of power systems
The department of Power systems has 18 staff. They are performing teaching in the areas: generation, transmission, distribution, consumption in the courses: power system analysis, power plants, substations, high-voltage technique, planning, operation, and protection of power systems. The research activities are in all aspects of power systems. Activities that are the most interesting for this proposal are technical aspects of renewable energy (RE) integration, flexible demand, distributed energy sources, RE potential assessment, energy capacity and electrical vehicles, planning economies of power plants, and power systems.