Serbia at the FISU World University Games

Serbia made its debut as independent country at the 2007 Winter Universiade while previously competed as part of SFR Yugoslavia (1961–1991) and FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro (1993–2005).Serbia hosted 2009 Summer Universiade in Belgrade.Serbia has won 48 medals in four appearances at the Summer Universiade and is ranked 35th in all-time Summer Universiade medal table.

IOC codeNational federation2007 Winter UniversiadeSFR YugoslaviaFR YugoslaviaSerbia and Montenegro2009 Summer UniversiadeBelgradeSummer Universiadeall-time Summer Universiade medal tableTurin 1959Sofia 1961Porto Alegre 1963Budapest 1965Tokyo 1967Turin 1970Moscow 1973Rome 1975Sofia 1977Mexico City 1979Bucarest 1981Edmonton 1983Kobe 1985Zagreb 1987Duisburg 1989Sheffield 1991Buffalo 1993Fukuoka 1995Sicily 1997Palma de Mallorca 1999Beijing 2001Daegu 2003Izmir 2005Bangkok 2007Belgrade 2009Shenzhen 2011Kazan 2013Gwangju 2015Taipei 2017Chamonix 19601962 Villars1964 Špindlerův Mlýn1966 Sestriere1968 Innsbruck1970 Rovaniemi1972 Lake Placid1975 Livigno1978 Špindlerův Mlýn1981 Jaca1983 Sofia1985 Belluno1987 Štrbské Pleso1989 Sofia1991 Sapporo1993 Zakopane1995 Jaca1997 Muju/Jeonju1999 Poprad/Tatry2001 Zakopane2003 Tarvisio2005 Innsbruck2007 Turin2009 Harbin2011 Erzurum2013 Trentino2015 Granada2017 Almaty2019 Krasnoyarsk2023 Lake PlacidAthleticsBiathlonCross-country skiingSerbia at the OlympicsSerbia at the ParalympicsSerbia at the European Youth Olympic FestivalNational sports teamsSerbiaM U-18American footballBadmintonBaseballF U-20F U-19F U-17F UniversityM U-20M U-19M U-17M U-16M UniversityBeach soccerM U-21FutsalKorfballSoftballF U-23F U-21OlympicsParalympicsEuropean GamesMediterranean GamesFISU World University GamesArgentinaBrazilUnited StatesSouth KoreaMalaysiaPhilippinesChinese TaipeiThailandAzerbaijanCzech RepublicEstoniaIsraelKosovoRussian FederationSlovakiaTurkeyUkraineAustraliaCzechoslovakiaSoviet Union