Serbian Geographical Society

Serbian Geographical Society was founded in Belgrade, on Annunciation Day, April 7, 1910. Its founder is Jovan Cvijic, Serbia’s giant. It was the first geographical society in Yugoslav countries and the Balkan Peninsula, and it’s also a major cultural and educational event of the state of Serbia… Find out more!

The International Scientific Conference:

TOURISM IN MODERN EUROPEAN AND EURASIAN SPACE

May 23th – May 27th 2022

Trebinje, Republic of Srpska

For more information please check HERE

The International Year of Caves and Karst 

THE 5TH SERBIAN CONGRESS OF GEOGRAPHERS

“INNOVATIVE APPROACH AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE APPLIED GEOGRAPHY”

April 2nd – April 4th 2020 (Thursday/Saturday), Novi Sad, Serbia 

For more information please check HERE

Registration Form you can download HERE

Application deadline up to 31 Oct. 2019

Competitions in Geography:

Test, results and the key from the national competition in 2016:

Results from Republican geography contest

Test from the Republican contest for 7th grade

The key with answers for the 7th grade

Test from the Republican contest for 8th grade

The key with answers for the 8th grade

Find out more about the competitions in Geography!

Interview with prof. Dr. Mirko Grčić,

President of the Serbian Geographical Society, the BG journal (July, 2016):

Geographers have been created to study the world and teach other people scientific truths to which they came. Geographical view of the world is simply unique. Geographers not only describe the distribution of various phenomena on the surface of the Earth, but also explain how the world works and how it is organized in space, and thus initiate scientific thinking ahead.

We recommend:

GEOGRAPHICAL INSTITUTIONS

in the Republic of Serbia

• Faculty of Geography, University of Belgrade
• Department of Geography, Tourism and Hotel Management at Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad
• Department of Geography, Faculty of Science, University of Niš
• Program of Geography at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Pristina – department in Kosovska Mitrovica
• Geographical Institute Jovan Cvijić, SASA (Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts)

Congratulations!

Member of the Serbian Geographical Society, Iso Planić, is one of four climbers of Vojvodina’s expedition “Everest 2005”, which climbed to the highest peak of the world Mount Everest (8848m), on is 29 May, 2005. Congratulations!

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