Education
Veljkov studied at the elementary and secondary music school "Stanković" in Belgrade, she was taught by Richard Schwartz and later graduated with honors. After she finished high school, she studied the piano at the Belgrade Music Academy piano department under Professor. Emil Hayek, graduating with the highest marks in 1942.
As one of the most promising students of the Belgrade Music Academy, she traveled to Paris in 1947 for training.
She studied the piano at the Conservatoire de Paris with Lazare Lévy for a period of two years, and then another year with Marguerite Long, where visiting "Les cours pour les Francais et Etrangers virtuoses".
She later returned to Belgrade with a degree from the Paris Conservatory, she continued her work at the Music Academy, where she remained until her retirement in 1984. At the Music Academy (FMA), she has undergone re-election in all vocations, from assistant to full professor, and at one time performed and served as chief of the Department of piano at the Faculty of Music.
