Subjects

Semester 1

• Introduction to Spatial Planning
  
• Applied Geology
  
• Applied Climatology
  
• Cartography with Topography
  
• English language
  
• Sociology *EC
  
• Psychology *EC

• Applied Hydrology
  
• Dynamic Geomorphology
  
• Ecological Principles of Spatial Planning
• Basic Principles of Spatial Planning
  
• History of Spatial Planning *EC
  
• Economic Geography *EC

• Basic Methods and Techniques of Spatial Planning
  
• Basic Principles of Infrastructure
  
• Urban and Rural Geography
  
• Applied Demography
  
• Basic Principles of Information Technology *EC
  
• Introduction to GIS *EC

• Rural Planning
  
• Urban Economy
  
• Social Development Planning
  
• Thematic Mapping
  
• Application of IT in Spatial Planning *EC
  
• GIS in Spatial Planning *EC
  
• Urban Ecology *EC
  
• Natural Conditions and Resources *EC

• Spatial Plan Preparation Process
  
• Environmental Planning
  
• Geographical Regions of Serbia
  
• Principles and Methods of Regionalization
  
• Strategic Urban Planning
  
• Territorial Prospection *EC
  
• Rural Area Revitalization *EC

• Regional Planning
  
• Infrastructure Planning and Development
  
• Urban Regulation Planning of Settlements
  
• Urban and Rural Renewal
  
• Ecological Potentials and Risks in Spatial Planning
  
• Functional Regionalization *EC
  
• Globalization and Integrations in World *EC
  
• Field work

• Planning Theory
  
• European Spatial Planning
  
• Planned Regions of Serbia
  
• Planning at Local Level
• Tourism and Spatial Planning *EC
  
• Regional Development and Tourism *EC
  
• Professional Practice

• Environmental Plans and Programmes
  
• Functional Urban Areas
  
• Regional Development and Transport
  
• Regional Policies of European Union and Serbia*EC
  
• Accessibility and Competitiveness of Regions *EC
  
• Advanced GIS *EC
  
• Scenario Methods *EC
  
• Field work
  
• Bachelor thesis

Note: *EC – Elective course
In 1., 2., 3., 5., 6. and 7. semester student elects 1 out of 2 courses. In 4. and 8. semester student elects 2 out of 4 courses.