Career
Katarina Milovuk was appointed director of the newly founded Women"s High School in Belgrade in 1863. This was the first institution of higher learning open to women in Serbia, and the only one until 1891: first a three-year program, it offered four years in 1866, five in 1879, and six in 1886, and mainly focused as a training college for female teachers within the national elementary school system. In 1875, Katarina Milovuk founded the first women"s organization in Serbia: the Women"s Society of Belgrade, which was to be the dominating women"s organisation in Serbia until the establishment of the Circle of Serbian Sisters in 1903.