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The Faculty of Law General Information
The University of Belgrade is one of the oldest academic
institutions in the Balkans. Founded in the early 19th century, the
University presently comprises 31 faculties, 8 research institutes and a
University library, with circa 78 thousand students enrolled. The Faculty of Law, established in 1841, is the largest in
the region, with an extensive tradition of being the regional leader in legal
education. A Belgrade law education prepares students for success in law
practice, business, public service, et al. A large number of academics at the
various faculties of law in all the countries of the former Yugoslavia had
obtained their academic titles at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law.
Presently, about eight thousand students are enrolled in the undergraduate
studies and hundreds more in post-graduate studies. The Faculty’s historic
building, built in 1940, is proclaimed a cultural monument by the Republic of
Serbia. The Faculty of Law is home to diverse research projects and engaging
publications, such as books, the Law Journal Annals of the
Faculty of Law in Belgrade, the monthly bulletin Acta Diurna, and more. The Faculty hosts academics and post-graduate students from
abroad and has established wide-reaching academic and professional
cooperation with many law schools in Europe, the U.S. and Asia. Upon the
initiative of the Faculty of Law, some of them received honorary doctorates
from the University of Belgrade, e.g. Johan Hans Ankum (Holland), Alan Watson
(USA), Svetozar Pejovich
(USA), Hiroshi Hokama (Japan), Ramsey Clark
(USA), Claude Albert Colliard (France). More Info
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Copyright 2008, Sima Avramovic. All rights
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