University of Belgrade, School of electrical engineering
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School of Electrical Engineering (ETF), as a member of the University of Belgrade, is a leading national higher education and research institution in the field of electrical engineering. Since its foundation, ETF has played an important role in the engineering society as well as higher education, providing excellent experts, collaborating with national and international higher education institutions, national and international research institutions, industry, military, as well as many international partners from various business fields.
International cooperation
Cooperation with foreign institutions is offered in the form of joint research and development projects funded by companies or the European Union. Some of these projects included research equipment modernization and research infrastructure strengthening .On the one hand, international and national projects implemented within the School help to achieve EU priorities, while on the other hand they enable national priorities.
There are three important national priorities in ETF’s research portfolio, these being: 1. Information and communication technologies, 2. Power engineering and energy efficiency, 3. New materials and nano science.
ETF has implemented a vast number of internationally and nationally funded projects, as well as the EU-funded ones thereby helping to achieve excellence in science, industrial leadership while tackling societal challenges. Additionally, some of ETF’s projects support the modernization, accessibility and internationalization of higher education.
Some former students are now key persons in charge of development in large multinational companies worldwide, but, apart from that, they also carry out research and develop cutting-edge technologies in Serbia. This is the best example how our engineers can be global leaders in their fields while staying in Serbia at the same time. Some of the partners are: Microsoft, Nordeus, ABB. Siemens. Ericsson, Oracle, Google. NVidia. IBM, Elsys, etc.