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Godišnje Izvješc´ E Annual Report Godišnj Zvješc´ E GodišnjeGodišnj izvješczvješc´e Rudarsko-geološko-naftnogudarsko-geološ nog fakulteta SveučilištSveučilišta u Zagrebuebu Za akademskuakadem godinu 2013./2014.2013./ Annual Report Faculty of Mining,ng, GeologGeologyy andand Petroleun Engineering UUniversityniversity of ZZagreb ForFor thethe academicacadem year 2013/20142013/20 Zagreb,Zagreb, 2012014. Nakladnik Rudarsko-geološko-na ni fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu Za nakladnika Zoran Nakić Zoran Nakić Sibila Borojević Šoštarić Katarina Simon Mario Dobrilović Bojan Moslavac Urednici Daria Karasalihović Sedlar Ema Jurkin Iva Kolenković Jelena Parlov Vinko Škrlec Tehnički urednik Chris an T. Belinc Jezični savje i lektura hrvatskog jezika Alisa Kichl Dubravka Pleše Jezični savje i lektura engleskog jezika Željka Kurelec Oblikovanje omota Chris an T. Belinc Tisak DENONA d.o.o., Zagreb Naklada 500 ZAGREB, 2014. ISBN 978-953-6923-00-0 Uvodna rijecˇ dekana Foreword by the dean Poštovani čitatelji, Dear Readers, protekla akademska godina 2013./2014. bila je po mnogim po- the past academic year 2013/2014 was an extremely dynamic kazateljima izrazito dinamična i turbulentna godina na Rudarsko- and turbulent one at the Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petro- geološko-na nom fakultetu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu (RGNF-u). leum Engineering, University of Zagreb (RGNF). Bila je to godina u kojoj smo na RGNF-u pokrenuli mnoge nove It was a year in which we have launched many new ac vi es, ak vnos , usmjerene, prije svega, poboljšanju i unaprjeđenju aimed, above all, to enhance and improve the Faculty’s core ac- svojih temeljnih djelatnos , ali i godina u kojoj smo na RGNF- vity, but also a year in which we have faced numerous challeng- u bili suočeni i s brojnim izazovima u fi nanciranju, prije svega es in the budge ng and funding of the scien fi c research work, znanstveno-istraživačkoga rada, kao i u zapošljavanju djelatnika as well as in the recruitment of staff for the scien fi c-educa on- na znanstveno-nastavna, nastavna, stručna i administra vna al, technical and administra ve jobs. radna mjesta. We are delighted that- despite the diffi cult economic condi ons Možemo se pohvali da je - unatoč uvje ma teške gospodarske in our country, which have inevitably led to cuts in fi nancing ac- situacije u našoj zemlji koja je neizostavno dovela do smanje- vi es of higher educa on ins tu ons and despite the condi- noga fi nanciranja djelatnos visokih učilišta i unatoč uvje ma ons of legal uncertainty as a result of frequent changes of regu- pravne nesigurnos kao posljedice čes h izmjena temeljnih pro- la ons in the ac vi es of higher educa on ins tu ons - RGNF pisa iz područja djelatnos visokih učilišta - RGNF uspio napravi managed to make signifi cant steps towards achieving its vision značajne korake ka ostvarenju vizije svojega razvoja kao među- towards becoming an interna onally recognized educa onal narodno priznate obrazovne i znanstvene ins tucije (u području and scien fi c ins tu ons in its respec ve fi eld and becoming an svojega djelovanja) koja je ravnopravan dionik Europskoga pro- equal par cipant in the fi elds of European higher educa on and stora visokog obrazovanja i Europskoga istraživačkoga prostora. the European scien fi c research. Ovom publikacijom željeli smo prikaza najznačajnije događaje With this publica on, we want to present the most important i događanja na RGNF-u u protekloj akademskoj godini. Bilo ih events and happenings at RGNF in the past academic year. There je uis nu mnogo. Prije svega, na RGNF-u pokrenuli smo proces truly were many. First of all, the RGNF has commenced the pro- unaprjeđenja kvalitete studijskih programa i nastavničkih kom- cess of improvement of the quality of the academic programs and petencija. Značajno smo ojačali međunarodnu suradnju s ugled- teaching competencies. We have signifi cantly strengthened the nim europskim sveučiliš ma, posebno s onima u našem susjed- interna onal coopera on with pres gious European universi es, stvu. Povećali smo i mobilnost naših nastavnika i studenata. U especially those in our neighborhood. We have increased the mo- cilju promocije RGNF pokrenuli smo brojne ak vnos i projekte, bility of teachers and students. In order to promote our Faculty we a uz koordinaciju Odbora za promidžbu izradili smo i nove mrež- have launched a number of ac vi es and projects, and in coordi- ne stranice i osnovali Hrvatsku udrugu diplomiranih studenata na on with the Public Rela ons Commi ee, we have created a RGNF-a (AMAC-RGNF). new websites and established our Alumni organiza on. Stoga, u ovoj ćete publikaciji pronaći mnoge korisne informacije Therefore, in this publica on, you will fi nd useful informa on o fakultetu, o našim studijskim programima, o znanstveno-istra- about the university, our study programs, our scien fi c research, živačkom radu, o fakultetskim zavodima i laboratorijima. Ukrat- our university departments and laboratories. In short, this publi- ko, ova publikacija izviješće je rada RGN fakulteta u akademskoj ca on serves as a comprehensive report of the ac vi es of RGNF godini 2013./2014. U njenoj izradi sudjelovali su mnogi naši in the academic year 2013/2014. Many of our emplyees have 3 Rudarsko-geološko-na ni fakultet Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum Engineering djelatnici, i ovom prilikom im na tome želim zahvali . Zahvalu par cipated in its crea on, and I would like to thank them for pak dugujem i članovima Odbora za promidžbu koji su u cijelos their eff orts and hard work. I also own my gra tude to the mem- koordinirali izradu ove publikacije. bers of the Public Rela ons Commi ee who fully coordinated the Velika hvala svim djelatnicima fakulteta na savjesnom i preda- prepara on and the fi naliza on of this publica on. nom radu u protekloj akademskoj godini, hvala mojim najbližim Many thanks to all of the employees of the Faculty for their con- suradnicima, prodekanicama, prof.dr.sc. Katarini Simon i doc. scien ous and dedicated work in the past academic year, thanks dr.sc. Sibili Borojević Šoštarić i prodekanu, doc.dr.sc. Mariju Do- to my closest collaborators, associate deans, Prof. Katarina Simon, briloviću, na velikoj pomoći i potpori jekom ove, prve godine, PhD; Ass. Prof. Sibila Borojević Šoštarić, PhD and Ass. Prof. Mario mojega dekanskoga mandata. Dobrilović, PhD for the great help and support during my fi rst year ac ng as a dean. S poštovanjem, Sincerely, Dekan Izv.prof.dr.sc. Zoran Nakić Dean Assoc.prof. Zoran Nakić, PhD 4 Sadržaj Uvodna rijecˇ dekana . .3 1. RUDARSKO-GEOLOŠKO-NAFTNI FAKULTET SVEUČILIŠTA U ZAGREBU . 9 1.1. O fakultetu . .9 1.1.1. Djelatnost fakulteta . .9 1.1.2. Ustroj fakulteta. .11 1.1.3. Knjižnica . .12 1.1.4. Centar informacijske podrške . .12 1.2. Sustav upravljanja kvalitetom . .12 1.3. Zavodi . .14 1.3.1. Zavod za rudarstvo i geotehniku . .14 1.3.2. Zavod za geologiju i geološko inženjerstvo . .16 1.3.3. Zavod za na no inženjerstvo . .18 1.3.4. Zavod za geofi zička istraživanja i rudarska mjerenja . .20 1.3.5. Zavod za mineralogiju, petrologiju i mineralne sirovine . .22 1.3.6. Zavod za kemiju . .24 1.3.7. Zavod za matema ku, informa ku i nacrtnu geometriju . .25 1.3.8. Katedra za zajedničke nastavne predmete . .25 1.4. Studentske udruge . .26 1.4.1. Studentski zbor RGN fakulteta . .26 1.4.2. Veslački klub . .26 1.4.3. Udruga SRETNO! . .27 1.4.4. Speleološki klub Ozren Lukić . .28 1.4.5. Studentski ogranak svjetske udruge na nih inženjera (SPE) . .28 1.5. AMAC-RGNF . .29 1.6. Sindikat . .30 2. NASTAVA I STUDENTI . 31 2.1. Preddiplomski studiji . .31 2.1.1. Preddiplomski studij Rudarstva . .33 2.1.2. Preddiplomski studij Geološkog inženjerstva . .35 2.1.3. Preddiplomski studij Na nog rudarstva . .36 2.2. Diplomski studiji . .37 2.2.1. Diplomski studiji Rudarstva . .39 2.2.1.1. Smjer Rudarstvo . .39 2.2.1.2. Smjer Geotehnika . ..
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