Faculty of Music

Associate professor Dr. Selena Rakočević and Zdravko Ranisavljević participated in the conference of the Association of Folklorists of Serbia dedicated to intangible cultural heritage with the presentation “Traditional dance in Serbia  between intangible cultural heritage and contemporary art”.

Full professor Dr. Mirjana Zakić participated in the international conference of the Association of Folklorists of Serbia, dedicated to intangible cultural heritage with the paper “Protection of the practice of playing the kaval in Kosovo and Metohija”.

The conference was held in Tršić on 24 October 2021.

Interdisciplinary vocational-artistic-scientific conference Folklore in Music Education, organized by the Faculty of Music in Belgrade Department of Solfeggio and Music Pedagogy and Serbian Forum for Research in Music Education, will be held from 1-3 October 2021, at three locations.
On Friday, October 1, the 4th International Student Forum of Performing Arts – SFPA will be held at the Youth Office Vračar (Radoslava Grujića 3, Belgrade).
The 24th International Pedagogical Forum of Performing Arts – PFPA will be held on Saturday October 2, and Sunday October 3, in the Rectorate of the University of Arts in Belgrade (Kosančićev venac 29).
The online participance throughout the conference is available via Zoom platform.

Individual classes begin on Friday, October 1st 2021.

Bachelor courses begin on Monday, October 4th 2021

Master, Specialist and PhD courses begin on Monday, October 11th 2021.

Preliminary teaching schedule for the fall semester of the academic year 2021/22 is available on page Teaching schedule.

Guidelines for teaching are available here.

  • All individual classes will be held at the Faculty of Music premises, or in rented classrooms at the Teaching Education Faculty;
  • Theoretical lectures (such as: Psychology, History of Music, Aesthetics, History of Arts, foreign languages and others) will be held online via various platforms for distance teaching and learning (Zoom, YouTube, Skype, Viber, Google Classroom, RCUBeLearning Moodle platform, and other). Content for theoretical lectures must be made available to students no less than 7 days, regardless of their tasks at the Faculty of music of Teaching Education Faculty’s premises;