as the issues of 450 domestic and 105 foreign journals. It has 19 employees in total, out of which 10 are librarians, and 2 senior librarians. Library is completely automated; by using web portal COBBIS one can search the database of the University library, and other libraries in the system, and reserve the desired material. Representative and multifunctional space of the University Library is also used by University Gallery as a space for organization, promotion, and presentation of scientific, educational, cultural and artistic work of teachers, associates and students of the University of Kragujevac, organization of exhibits, literary evenings, and other activities. International cooperation University of Kragujevac is member of the European University Association, Balkans Rectors’ Conference, Danube Rectors’ Conference, Community of Mediterranean Universities, World Association of Universities, UNESCO’s University Network, etc. University of Kragujevac, as well as the faculties in its structure, participate actively in various international educational and research projects financed through: TEMPUS, Erasmus+, Erasmus Mundus, COST, Horizon 2020, CEEPUS, WUS Austria, and others. University of Kragujevac has agreements on academic cooperation with 77 educational and scientific institutions from United States, European Union member countries, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Israel, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Norway, Russian Federation, Switzerland and Ukraine. International Projects Office is part of the University of Kragujevac since October 2010. The main objective of the Office is to contribute to continuous enhancement of the quality of education and scientific research of the University of Kragujevac. It provides support to incoming and outgoing students and professors participating in the international exchange programs. Department for International Cooperation is aimed at establishing and developing cooperation with other universities and international organizations and strengthening of the internationalization in order to promote the quality and competence of the University in education and research. Notable alumni Duško Marković, Prime Minister of Montenegro (2016–present), Vice President of Montenegrin Government (2010–2016), Director of National Security Agency of Montenegro (2005–2010). Professor Veroljub Dugalić, General Secretary of the Association of Serbian Banks (2003–present), Minister of Finance of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (2002–2003) and President of the Management Board of the Belgrade Stock Exchange (2003–2009) Professor Živadin Stefanovic, Vice President of the Serbian Government (1989–1991) Professor Milun Babić, Minister for Coordination and Direction of Technological Development in the Serbian Government (1994–1998) Snežana Bogosavljević Bošković, Minister of Agriculture and Environmental Protection (2014–2016) Veroljub Stevanović, Mayor of Kragujevac (1996-2000, 2004–2014) Mateja Mijatović, Mayor of Raška District (2007–2014) Vladimir