Deficient qualification structure of the financial and accounting personnel, indicated the need to found the Junior Financial-Bookkeeping College in 1960.
In the autumn of 1960, the Federal Chamber of Foreign Trade founded the Junior Foreign Trade College.
Through integration of the three related junior colleges of economics the Junior Commercial College was founded, which commenced to work on 1 October 1968.
In 1958, by Decree of the Federal Executive Council the Junior College of Statistics was founded as a school of federal importance financed from the federal budget.
The Junior College for Applied Informatics started to work in the academic 1972/73 year on the initiative of a special community for education of staff in information science.
Early in 1976, on the initiative of the Secretariat for Education and Science of SR Serbia, these two shools integrated in the Junior College for Applied Informatics and Statistics.
The Junior College of Economics and Statistics was founded in 1987 through integration of the Junior Commercial College and Junior College for Applied Informatics and Statistics, as a product of joining economics and informatics in business education.
Having introduced a number of courses for education of new qualification profiles, in 1989 a need arose to change the name of the school to be the Junior Business Administration College, since by its curriculum and syllabus concept it really become the Business School.
Through the significant change of the concept of studying in 2002, developing from the two-year into the three-year applied studies that make the base of business education today, the Junior Business Administration College changes its name into Belgrade Business School. The basic orientation of Belgrade Business School is to provide |
