I am quite satisfied with the programme, there is a vast amount of culture and literature, we gather a lot of general knowledge about the world, but there should be more guidelines for working in the market.

I am studying at the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, majoring in Arabic. The department is very poorly organized, the professors are not interested. Too much material is covered and a lot of independent work is needed. In the first year of studying we go through too easy things in class, while in the second year we start with much harder things and it is difficult to achieve all that because the jump is huge. Online teaching is a disaster, too much information, lecture after lecture and a lot of homework. Also, as our former professor, who was, among other things, the head of the department, says, “we are not educating you here to agree on the streets of Cairo with the sellers, but to translate.” If I were to write something again, it would certainly not be a philological course, and especially not a course in Arabic language and literature. Life in Belgrade is good, I live in an apartment with a roommate who pays € 200, and she means a total of € 400. I am also happy with the nightlife. The faculty is located in a great location, in the city center. The student canteen is close to the college, the food is great and very affordable. The possibilities after finishing college are diverse if you ask me, someone might work as a translator, someone as a flight attendant, but he will go somewhere over, everything is as it is. My idea is to go to a master of digital marketing in Europe and after finishing it I try to connect it with the Arabic language.

I think this faculty is very good for general knowledge of the culture of a nation of language and civilization. The program we study is called language, literature and culture. Although, language and literature are learned the most, we get enough general knowledge about the culture itself. I am satisfied with my faculties, with my own department, because it provides great opportunities for my own development.

I study arabic language, literature and culture and I believe that me and my friends get proper knowledge in this area. But also, we are sort of obligated to choose additional subjects from other departmans, and I find that okay, because we get involved with other aeras. Arabic language is a bit tricky, and it requieres going to an Arabic country to practise, but what you learn here at college is a very good base!!! __You have 6 or 7 subjects per semester which may sound a lot (12 or 14 per year) and it may sound a lot, you can do the exams at least 6 times per year. And if you don’t pass the exam you can re-do it next year, you don’t fail the whole year.__The problem is financing the college. You have to have 48 or more points in order not to pay for the studying. And you collect those points passing the exam.__Points for the marks are collected by going to classes and on the exam.__Now, organization at college of philology is not the best. Actually, it’s aweful, but profesors are really cool and we manage to make a deal with them when needed.__And for the staying, you can apply to get a room in the campus or rent the appartment.