Perm state medical university named after academician E.A. Wagner Ministry of Heath of the Russian Federation Education презентация

Contents
1.Reasons why it is worth studying in Serbia
2.The structure of education in Serbia
3.Preschool education
4.Primary education
5.Secondary education
6.Higher education
7.The best universities in Serbia

Reasons why it is worth studying in Serbia
1.Recognized diploma in the world:
Due to the fact that Serbia has signed many cooperation agreements, you can start your higher education in Serbia and then continue it at some partner universities around the world.

2. There are also a number of reasons:
1)Transparency of the scoring system.
2)Well-thought-out and balanced programs.
3)Convenient organization of the educational process.
4)The opportunity to study at some universities in English.
5)Acquisition of communication skills in an international environment.
6) The warm climate and favorable location of the country in the center of the Balkan peninsula allows you to travel around Europe and expand your horizons due to contact with different cultures

The structure of education in Serbia.
In Serbia, there is a system of continuing education, which can begin from the nursery age. Moreover, it is possible to send the child to a nursery as early as six months. Compulsory pre-school training for children aged 5-6 years is carried out in kindergarten for at least six months before entering primary school.

Children go to school at the age of 6-7 years. The first eight years of study (the so-called basic school) are mandatory.
The first 4 years of these eight are occupied by primary school, where all subjects except foreign language and religious studies are taught by one teacher, and the entire educational process takes place in the same classroom.
Starting from the 5th grade, subjects at school are taught by different teachers.
After finishing the 8th grade, the student can choose to continue or complete his education.The eighth-grade "basic" education ends with the passing of a compulsory exam, which consists of tests in mathematics, Serbian language and a combined test in social and natural sciences, including questions in biology, history, physics, geography and chemistry.

Preschool education.
Unlike neighboring Montenegro, where children can attend a nursery from one year old, in Serbia a child can be sent to a preschool at the age of six months.
After three years, children are transferred to kindergartens, which are of three types:
public;
private;
kindergartens for children with developmental disabilities.

Kindergartens are paid, but the cost is calculated differently in each city. So in the capital of the country — Belgrade — parents pay for the children's stay in full. The amount can be about 13,000 Serbian dinars (9,900 Russian rubles). In other cities, the cost is calculated as a percentage of the total price (for example, 20% in Novy-Sad) or has a fixed amount. All other expenses in such places are borne by the state. The last year before school, all children go through a mandatory preparatory program in kindergartens, which lasts about nine months and can take from 4 to 11 hours every weekday. The duration depends on the form of preschool and the choice of parents.

Primary education.
When a child turns six or seven years old, he goes to a public school to receive primary education. The duration of training is eight years. It is mandatory and free of charge for all citizens of Serbia and foreigners who have a residence permit in the country. However, despite the fact that primary school education is free, parents are required to pay for meals.
Serbian primary education consists of two stages:
junior grades (grades 1 to 4);
senior grades (grades 5 to 8).

In high school, the curriculum is expanding, other teachers are appearing. And at the end of the eighth grade, all children pass the final exams and receive a certificate. In addition to regular classes, bilingual classes are sometimes found in Serbian high schools. Children who want and can study in two languages get there — their curriculum is conducted in Serbian and another language, for example, English or French.

Secondary education.
After primary school, graduates can continue their studies and enroll in one of the following educational institutions:
gymnasiums;
vocational schools;
art schools.

Gymnasiums.
Students who have received high scores in the final exams can enter the gymnasium. There they study an extended educational program and prepare to enter universities or higher schools of the country. The total duration of study in Serbian gymnasiums is four years.

Vocational schools.
Educational institutions of this type are chosen by students who want to get a professional education and immediately earn money. The duration of training in colleges is from three to four years. During this time, the student masters the necessary level of knowledge and acquires the necessary skills in a narrow practical specialty. It is impossible to enter the university after vocational schools.

Art schools.
Art schools open their doors to those graduates of secondary schools who want to link their professional activities with art. Here they receive not only deeper knowledge in general subjects, but also engage in specialized areas. After four years of study at the college, you can apply to higher educational institutions in Serbia by choosing an art specialty.

Higher education.
Higher education in Serbia can be obtained in two types of universities: public;
private.
In addition, educational institutions in the country are divided into two types:
universities;
higher schools.

Universities differ from higher schools in Serbia in that at universities students receive an academic education that corresponds to the pan-European one and consists of three qualification stages: bachelor's degree (from 3 to 4 years);
master's degree (from 1 to 2 years);
Doctor of Philosophy, PhD (3 years).
And higher schools offer more specialized training with an emphasis on a narrow professional field. At the same time, they may also have a graduation according to educational levels: vocational education (3 years);
special vocational education (from 1 to 2 years).

The best universities in Serbia.
University of Belgrade. The oldest university opened its doors in 1808. Today it is the largest university in the country, which includes 31 faculties and 8 research institutes.

University in Novi Sad. This second-ranked university in Serbia has been operating since 1960. Its 14 faculties are located in different places of the autonomous Serbian province of Vojvodina.

University of the Arts in Belgrade. The university was founded in 1973 on the basis of the Art Academy. Nowadays there are four faculties where students professionally study music, visual, dramatic, and applied arts.