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Serbia officially has competed at the European Athletics Championships since 2006. Before Serbia has competed as part of SFR Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro.
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
 Silver | Olivera Jevtić | Marathon | 2006 Gothenburg  |
| Silver | Emir Bekrić | 400 m hurdles | 2012 Helsinki  |
 Bronze | Asmir Kolašinac | Shot put | 2012 Helsinki |
| Silver | Ivana Španović | Long Jump | 2014 Zürich  |
| Silver | Tatjana Jelača | Javelin Throw | 2014 Zürich |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
 Gold | Vera Nikolić | 800m | 1966 Budapest  |
| Gold | Vera Nikolić | 800m | 1971 Helsinki |
| Gold | Miloš Srejović | Triple jump | 1978 Prague  |
| Gold | Snežana Pajkić | 1500 metres | 1990 Split  |
| Gold | Dragutin Topić | High jump | 1990 Split |
| Silver | Olga Gere | High jump | 1962 Belgrade |
| Silver | Nenad Stekić | Long jump | 1974 Rome  |
| Silver | Nenad Stekić | Long jump | 1978 Prague |
| Silver | Biljana Petrović | High jump | 1990 Split |
| Bronze | Vera Nikolić | 800m | 1969 Athens  |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Slobodan Branković | 400m | 1992 Genoa |
| Gold | Dragutin Topić | High Jump | 1996 Stockholm |
| Gold | Asmir Kolašinac | Shot put | 2013 Gothenburg |
| Gold | Ivana Španović | Long jump | 2015 Prague |
| Silver | Dragan Perić | Shot put | 1994 Paris  |
| Silver | Asmir Kolašinac | Shot put | 2015 Prague |
| Bronze | Dragutin Topić | High jump | 1992 Genoa |
| Bronze | Dragutin Topić | High jump | 2000 Ghent  |
| Bronze | Mihail Dudaš | Heptathlon | 2013 Gothenburg |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Vladimir Milić | Shot put | 1982 Milan |
| Gold | Dragan Zdravković | 3000m | 1983 Budapest |
| Silver | Nenad Stekić | Long jump | 1980 Sindelfingen  |
| Bronze | Jovan Lazarević | Shot put | 1982 Milan |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Olivera Jevtić | 10,000m | 1997 Turku |
| Gold | Olivera Jevtić | 10,000m | 1999 Gothenburg |
| Gold | Amela Terzić | 1500m | 2013 Tampere |
| Gold | Emir Bekrić | 400m Hurdles | 2013 Tampere |
| Silver | Sonja Stolić | 10,000m | 2001 Amsterdam  |
| Silver | Marija Martinović | Triple jump | 2001 Amsterdam |
| Silver | Ivana Španović | Long jump | 2011 Ostrava |
| Bronze | Olivera Jevtić | 5,000m | 1999 Gothenburg |
| Bronze | Mihail Dudaš | Decathlon | 2009 Kaunas  |
| Bronze | Azra Eminović | 10,000m | 2009 Kaunas |
| Bronze | Mihail Dudaš | Decathlon | 2011 Ostrava |
| Bronze | Emir Bekrić | 400m Hurdles | 2011 Ostrava |
| Bronze | Marija Vučenović | Javelin Throw | 2013 Tampere |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Tatjana Jelača | Javelin throw | 2009 Novi Sad  |
| Gold | Amela Terzić | 1500m | 2011 Tallinn  |
| Gold | Amela Terzić | 3000m | 2011 Tallinn |
| Silver | Olivera Jevtić | 10,000m | 1995 Nyiregyhaza |
| Silver | Sonja Stolić | 3000m | 1997 Ljubljana  |
| Silver | Marija Martinović | Triple jump | 1997 Ljubljana |
| Silver | Dušan Markešević | 5000m | 2005 Kaunas |
| Silver | Ivana Španović | Long jump | 2009 Novi Sad |
| Silver | Mila Andrić | 400m Hurdles | 2009 Novi Sad |
| Bronze | Olivera Jevtić | 3000m | 1995 Nyiregyhaza |
| Bronze | Sonja Stolić | 3000m | 1999 Riga  |
| Bronze | Azra Eminović | 1500m | 2005 Kaunas |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Snežana Pajkić | 1500m | 1987 Birmingham  |
| Gold | Snežana Pajkić | 1500m | 1989 Varaždin |
| Silver | Zora Tomčić | 800m | 1975 Athens  |
| Silver | Tamara Malešev | High jump | 1983 Schwechat  |
| Silver | Andreja Marinković | Long jump | 1983 Schwechat |
| Silver | Danica Živanov | Javelin throw | 1985 Cottbus  |
| Silver | Stevan Zorić | High jump | 1989 Varaždin |
| Bronze | Nenad Stekić | Long jump | 1970 Paris |
| Bronze | Miloš Srejović | Triple jump | 1975 Athens |
| Bronze | Petar Malešev | High jump | 1991 Thessaloniki |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | Olivera Jevtić | Individual 5 km | 1997 Oeiras  |
| Bronze | Olivera Jevtić | Individual 5.6 km | 1998 Ferrara |
| Bronze | Olivera Jevtić | Individual | 1999 Velenje |
| Bronze | Olivera Jevtić | Individual | 2000 Malmö |
| Bronze | Olivera Jevtić | Individual 8.03 km | 2006 San Giorgio su Legnano |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silver | Dušan Markešević | Individual 8.03 km | 2006 San Giorgio su Legnano |
| Medal | Name | Event | Championship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Sonja Stolić | Individual 3 km | 1997 Oeiras |
| Gold | Amela Terzić | Individual 3 km | 2012 Szentendre |
| Silver | Women's team | 1997 Oeiras | |
| Silver | Snežana Kostić | Individual 4.52 km | 2003 Edinburgh  |
| Silver | Nemanja Cerovac | Individual | 2010 Albufeira |
| Silver | Amela Terzić | Individual | 2010 Albufeira |
| Bronze | Sonja Stolić | Individual 3.6 km | 1998 Ferrara |
| Bronze | Snežana Kostić | Individual 3.15 km | 2001 Thun |
| Bronze | Dušan Markešević | Individual 6.5 km | 2005 Tilburg |
| Bronze | Amela Terzić | Individual | 2011 Velenje |
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