Dr Mladen ULIĆEVIĆ, redovni profesor, rođen je 14. avgusta 1957 ...

After graduating, since 1982 he has worked at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Podgorica.
He was the Assistant lecturer for courses Building Materials, Concrete Structures and
Bridges. He was elected probationary Teaching assistant for the specified group of courses in
1982, Teaching assistant in 1989, and Assistant professor of Concrete Structures in 1993. He
was elected Associate professor for courses Theory of concrete structures and Design and
construction of concrete structures in 1998, and Full professor in 2003 for courses Design and
construction of concrete structures and Concrete structures of engineering facilities. In the
period since 2004 until 2009 he formed and held lectures on Masonry structures. In the
previous teaching period he was a mentor and commenter in the development and defense of
over 50 graduate theses in the field of Concrete structures and Bridges.
He was Head of the Department of Materials and Structures in 2004/2005 and Head of
Department for Construction and Earthquake Engineering at postgraduate studies in
1999/2005 at the Faculty of Civil Engineering. He teaches courses on Design and construction
of concrete structures, Concrete structures of engineering facilities and Masonry structures, at
regular studies and Seismic strength of structures and Special sections of reinforced concrete
structures at postgraduate studies. During the school year 1997/98, he held lectures at
postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade, which were
organized for foreign students, for the course on Nonlinear analysis and the theory of
plasticity of concrete structures.
He was a member of commissions for estimation and defense of two PhD dissertations and a
member of commissions for estimation and defense of three master’s theses at the Faculty of
Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade, and at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University
of Montenegro, where he was commenter for making a PhD dissertation and two master’s
theses. Currently he is a mentor for a PhD dissertation and three master’s theses at the
University of Montenegro.
During the previous work at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Podgorica, he was a Head of
the Laboratory for testing materials and structures, 1983/98, vice Dean for Material issues,
1990/91, vice Dean for Academic affairs, 1994/96, Director of the Institute of Earthquake
Engineering 1996/98, Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, 1998/00, a member of the
Council of the University of Montenegro on Natural and technical sciences, 2006/07, he is a
member of the Senate of the University of Montenegro since 2007.
The narrow area of his scientific interest are limit states of reinforced concrete structures, with
special consideration of shear stress state, special high-performance concrete, and strength of
structures in earthquake conditions.
He is the author or co-author of about 40 scientific research papers on structural engineering,
which were published in scientific journals and at national and international scientific
meetings. The special quality of published scientific work is supported with the fact that most
of them were based on his experimental research. He is co-author of four publications.
He participated in the design, expertise, technical review of the investment-technical
documentation, supervision and technical inspection during the construction of complex of
buildings, bridges, residential and public buildings and engineering facilities which, by their
nature, required the application of modern, scientifically based methods of design, analyses
and testing of reinforced concrete structures.
He is the author, chief designer and/or structural designer for over 40 major construction
facilities, and the manager of the expert teams for over 20 expertises in the field of quality
assessment of incorporated materials and evaluation of seismic resistance of existing
buildings.