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42 The University Information Center (www.kg.ac.rs/unic.php), was founded in 1988 and is located at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Kragujevac. It is the center of the university computer network and regional center of Serbian academic network with over 700 PCs on line. It provides computer support, computer networks of the university and all faculties, as well as provision of high-tech network services, organization of end-users’ training, desk-top and electronic publishing, etc. In July 2007, the University of Kragujevac established the Center for Career Development and Students Counseling (www.razvojkarijere.kg.ac.rs), in cooperation with the Foundation of Crown Prince Alexander for Culture and Education. The main goal of the Centre is to establish a link between the employers and the recently graduated students, as well as to improve the level of employability of students, providing them with various opportunities for jobs, further education, scholarships, internship, voluntary work and practical placements in the leading innovative companies in order to develop practical skills and better position on the labor market. Besides, Centre also aims to provide a wide range of services to the employers so that the cooperationwould be successful and a long-term one. It helps the employers best articulate their needs and be actively involved in shaping of their future staff. It also enables them to promote their companies as socially responsible ones. The Centre for Career Development cooperates with many institutions,such as foreign cultural centres, chambers of commerce, professional organizations, other career centres etc. The Centre for Virtual Manufacturing (CeVIP) (http://mfkg.kg.ac.rs/centri-fakulteta/centarza-virtuelnu-proizvodnju/) was founded in 2006 as scientific-research centre of Mechanical Engineering Faculty Kragujevac, in scope of the project titled “Virtual Manufacturing Support for Enterprises in Serbia”. Growth of CeVIP is driven by increasing knowledge content in a variety of activities relevant for development of industry, especially SMEs. CeVIP is equipped with modern equipment and specialized software, unique in Serbia, which facilitates application of technology for Virtual Manufacturing (VM) in design of products, tools and processes, their optimization adapted according to specific enterprises’ needs. Transfer and diffusion of these new technologies in economy is basic aim to support the SMEs in process of acquiring the innovations. In line with idea of network knowledge and transfer technologies, CeVIP has established Virtual Manufacturing Network – VMnet as efficient industrial-science link, which has already more than 800 members from the WBC region (large companies, SMEs, R&D organizations, NGO, Agencies for SMEs, entrepreneurs, experts, managers, engineers, researchers, students etc.). Broaden of VMnet is supported within this WBC-VMnet TEMPUS project (www.wbc-vmnet.rs). Mission The fundamental mission of University of Kragujevac is to educate, both through teaching and through research, the high quality capable young professionals in all study fields that exist at the university, so that they could be productive in their future professional activities. The aim is further to train scientists and artists to be able to have critical and creative view in applying their knowledge in achieving high standards in the scientific and cultural work, as well as to develop the scientific research at the university itself. The role of University is to contribute, through its educational and scientific work, to spreading of understanding and collaboration between nations and peoples, regardless of national and countries borders, to the benefit both of the humanity as a whole and each individual person. Considering the fact that University of Kragujevac is the only high education institution in a very large region, its mission is also to help economic, social and cultural development of this region by providing the scientific and technical support.
4.2.1.3 University of Belgrade www.bg.ac.rs University of Belgrade is the largest (and the most decentralized) among Serbian Universities. It was established in 1905 and today it has 31 faculties and 11 institutes, with around 90000 students and 5000 academic staff. Faculties may be divided into several groups according to subject areas of studies organized in them. Each faculty organizes undergraduate and postgraduate studies in the field for which they are entitled. Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies are organized at the University level (source: TEMPUS report). The Belgrade University Information Center (www.bg.ac.rs/csrp/clanice/centri/ic.php) acts as an integrative information service at the University level, and contributes to the strengthening of the role of the University in the society. Its activities are aimed at stimulating the level of communication among the members of Belgrade University through dissemination of relevant information within the University community but also between the University and its broader environment. The main task of the IC is to incite, support and overview the development of the intranet and internet functions (web site). Moreover, IC provides other services, such as electronic publishing, digital libraries, distance learning and implementation of international standards. The Center for Strategic Management and Strategic Planning (CESMUB) (www.bg.ac.rs/csrp/clanice/centri/sm.php) was founded in order to strengthen the integrative functions of the University, as well as the planning, organization and implementation of strategic activities of the University. Activities of CESMUB are directed to promotion of new forms of links among faculties within the University, as well as the University with its external environment. As the University of Belgrade is the largest University in Serbia, there is a need for development and implementation of modern and effective organizational structure, as well as managerial system, which are the basic functions of CESMUB. The Centre for Career Development (www.razvojkarijere.bg.ac.rs/) has been officially founded by the University of Belgrade in 2006, as joint initiative of the Foundation of Crown Prince Alexander for Culture and Education, the University of Belgrade and the University of Nottingham. CCD as a professional university service has aim to support students and recent graduates in developing practical knowledge and skills relevant for employment, or continuing education upon graduation and to connect them to the business community. The Center for Science and Technological Development (www.center.bg.ac.rs/) (CENTER) was founded in 1999 by the University of Belgrade and the Development Fund of the Republic of Serbia. In the CENTER research activities are pursued in two organizational units: 1) Center for Plasma Physics and Plasma Technology; 2) Serbian-Japanese Centre for Scientific Simulations. Institute Mihajlo Pupin (IMP) (www.imp.bg.ac.rs) is the largest and oldest institute in the area of ICT technologies in the South-East Europe. It carries out applied research to meet the needs of large utility and traffic companies, trade companies operating in different fields of industry, state bodies and institutions, public security, financial organizations etc. The Institute’s intensive international cooperation enables active participation of staff in the European research projects (FP, Interreg, COST, EUREKA, etc.), bilateral projects with other countries, and cooperation with the eminent European institutions such as the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany, with which the MPI founded a Joint Project Office. Within JPO, MPI is uniting ICT expertise and resources with prominent German R&D organization. A wide range of services covers customized IT solutions, software outsourcing, technology consulting, engineering, prototyping, and system design and integration. The Vinca Institute of Nuclear Science (www.vin.bg.ac.rs) is a multidisciplinary scientific- research organization which carries out fundamental, developmental and applied research in natural, technical and technological sciences. The Institute carries 43 Current state in the WBC region 4
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