University of Zagreb Faculty of Law
Trg Republike Hrvatske 14
HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Phone: +385 1 45 64 309
Fax: +385 1 45 64 030
E-mail: dekanat@remove-this.pravo.hr
Website: http://www.pravo.hr/ 

DEPARTMENTS: 8
CHAIRS: 29
TEACHING STAFF: 169
NON-TEACHING STAFF: 77
STUDENTS: 6500

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INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

The Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, was established in 1776 and while it remains proud of its fine tradition, it seeks to be a modern institution engaged in cutting-edge research and education. It is equipped with a modern library, which offers not only over 600,000 volumes, but also access to numerous international databases, and houses a European Documentation Centre. The Faculty of Law has strong international relations and, through more than 160 agreements, it cooperates with many institutions and individuals worldwide, especially those in the EU and the region. It offers a welcoming environment for international students.

PROGRAMME EMPHASIS

The Faculty of Law offers three different types of study programme: an integrated BA-MA general law programme (308 ECTS), advanced master’s programmes (120 ECTS), and a doctoral programme (180 ECTS). Each of the levels provides opportunities for specialisation in a particular legal field such as constitutional and administrative law, civil law, criminal law, commercial law, labour law and social security law, tax law, international law and European law. The programmes offer numerous courses in English, intensive seminars in Dubrovnik and Zadar, participation in international moot court competitions, and legal clinics The Faculty of Law Study Department for Social Work also offers three different types of study programme: a bachelor programme in social work (240 ECTS), two master programmes - in social work and in social policy (60 ECTS) and a doctoral programme in social work and social policy (180 ECTS).

CAREER PROSPECTS

A Master degree in Law qualifies students to perform the legal profession in the judiciary, public attorney’s office, public notary, the law practice.  A degree also enables graduates to hold leading and responsible positions in the state administration, local self-government, companies, research institutions, political parties, associations, diplomatic and consular services, etc. Undergraduate and graduate social workers have many opportunities to work with children and youth, families, elderly people, people with disabilities as well as with different groups of people with menthal health disease. Alternatively there are increasingly diverse opportunities in the voluntary sector, for example working with organisations for service users with substance or alcohol misuse problems, or people who are homeless or marginalised in other ways.

STUDY COURSES DELIVERED IN ENGLISH
The Faculty offers a number of courses in English. More detailed information about courses can be found at the Faculty's website for the Law Program, Social Work Program and Public Administration Program.

University of Zagreb Faculty of Organization and Informatics
Pavlinska 2
HR-42000 Varaždin, Croatia
Phone: + 385 42 39 08 14
Fax: + 385 42 21 34 13
E-mail: ured-dekana@remove-this.foi.unizg.hr
Website: http://www.foi.hr/

DEPARTMENTS: 7
TEACHING STAFF: 97
NON-TEACHING STAFF: 51
STUDENTS: 2800

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The Faculty of Organization and Informatics (FOI) is a medium-sized faculty situated in Varaždin, a beautiful town in the Northwest Croatia, known for its preserved cultural and natural heritage. FOI is an internationally recognized higher education institution in the interdisciplinary field of informatics, organization and business. As a higher-education institution, FOI has a strong focus on the integration of practical skills and knowledge demands of today’s labor market. The Faculty is also a co-owner of Varaždin Technology Park – a business incubation centre for innovative start-up companies. Also, for over 20 years FOI has been actively engaged in applying for national and international (mostly EU funded) projects either as a project coordinator or a partner. Further on, FOI has a growing community of international students and it is dedicated to fostering internationalization processes and is open to academic partnerships with higher education institutions across the world. It is important to say that Varaždin has one of the best student infrastructure in Croatia. Modern Student residence was built in 2017 and it is located only 10 minutes from the main FOI building.

The main aim of the Faculty is to provide the students with first-class education in the field of information sciences and technologies, organization and economics. The study structure has been devised as a three-level model (3 + 2 + 3), comprising of: a 3-year undergraduate study, a 2-year graduate study and a 3-year doctoral study. The Faculty offers two study programmes at the undergraduate level and one undergraduate vocational study programme. In the field of Informatics, there are available four study programme orientations at the graduate level and one study programme performed within the field of social sciences and area of Economics. After finishing graduate study programme, students can enroll in a postgraduate study programmes. Students are offered up-to-date study programmes that can be matched to the most recent programmes carried out in Western Europe and America. The programmes are supported by innovative learning methods and state-of-the-art computer laboratories, and our students are involved in challenging projects. At this moment, FOI offers 40 courses in English on the undergraduate and graduate level and 7 short intensive programmes (workshops).

The Faculty of Organization and Informatics is closely connected with the business sector. With over 500 cooperation agreements with companies in Croatia and abroad, FOI students often start their career while they are still studying at FOI. In view of the Faculty’s long tradition of effectively bringing together information and business systems, and in comparison with SFIA (Skills Framework for Information Age) model, which enables the assessment of the needs for informatics professionals, it is assumed that graduates leaving FOI should be able to successfully pursue careers pertaining to the following occupation groups: Organization and Operations Management; IS Strategy, Planning and Management; IS Development and Implementation; IS Services, Consulting and Implementation; Providing Education on using IT. Study programme Economics of Entrepreneurship qualify its students to work in small, medium and big enterprises and teaches them how to start their own family business.

Research activities are one of the FOI’s core activities. The mission of the Faculty includes the conduction of the scientific research within the field of Information and Communication sciences as well in other fields that are in interest of our researchers and that are being conducted within international and national research and development projects resulting with the application in teaching activities and with the transfer of knowledge to practical work. The Faculty aims to develop its scientific and research activities and achieve excellence in the following project and research fields and topics: application of information communication sciences, management of information systems, re-engineering of business processes, e-government, decision-making support systems, e-learning, e-schools, strategic planning, standardization, methodology and repositories, electronic and mobile business, XML frameworks of interoperability, program engineering, methodology of the development of information systems, quantitate methods of decision-making, risk analysis and project management, strategic planning of information systems, fostering of activities among underrepresented groups in ICT, Internet of Things, E-portfolios, Entrepreneurship and crafts.

STUDY PROGRAMMES

Faculty of Political Science University of Zagreb
Lepušićeva 6
HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Phone: +385 1 46 42 000
Fax: +385 1 46 55 316
E-mail: dekanat@remove-this.fpzg.hr
Website: https://www.fpzg.unizg.hr/

DEPARTMENTS: 9
TEACHING STAFF: 81
NON-TEACHING STAFF: 27
STUDENTS: 1297

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The Faculty of Political Science was founded in 1962 and is the oldest political science educational and research institution in this part of Europe and offers the only study of political science in Croatia. It offers two undergraduate programmes – political science and journalism – and the same programmes are available at the graduate level. Worth mentioning is also the graduate program of Master of European Studies held entirely in English language, allocated with 60 ECTS credits.  The Faculty also has a number of postgraduate specialist MA programs with 60 ECTS credits: Public Relations, Security Policy of the Republic of Croatia, Foreign Policy and Diplomacy, Adapting to the European Union: The Project Management and the Use of EU Funds and Programs The Faculty also conducts doctoral programmes in political science and international relations. The Faculty regularly organizes specialized seminars, conferences and public forums in journalism, local administration, elections, and political parties. International cooperation is highly developed at all levels: through personal contacts and cooperation (within the International Political Science Association, the Croatian Political Science Association and within the regional cooperation of Central European political science associations) as well as at the institutional level within CEEPUS, Fulbright, Irex, Humboldt and others. The Faculty of Political Science is a member of the European Consortium for Political Research.

The political science department offers a very broad programme, which includes basic courses in political theory and history, political sociology, psychology, philosophy, economy, etc. At the graduate level, students choose to specialize in one of six broad areas: international relations, the Croatian political system, comparative politics, European studies (Croatia and Europe), political theory and analysis, and public policy, public management, and development. The journalism department offers a comprehensive study programme consisting of journalism history, theory and practice, which is very strongly supported by the Faculty. In 1996 the Faculty founded its own radio station, Radio Student. In 2012 it was joined by Student Television, and both media are autonomously run by students, under the guidance of faculty members and associated experts. The television studio is one of the best equipped TV teaching studios in Europe existing since May 2002. In 2014 the Faculty launched student newspapers Global. At the graduate level, students choose to specialize in one of three broad areas: media and journalism, public relations, and political communication.

The range of employment available for political scientists and journalists is vast, even though they are generally employed in public administration (state, regional and local levels, public companies, etc.), political institutions and political parties, the media, public relations offices in the public and private sector, non-governmental organizations, social research and analytical institutions, etc.

Research programmes conducted at the Faculty vary from Croatian politics in a comparative perspective, over a multidisciplinary approach to European studies and Croatian political development, to the issues of media and their construction of social reality regarding identities and integrations. Numerous national and international science projects within these broad programmes are currently being carried out at the Faculty.

International science projects are:

• bEUcitizen – all rights reserved? Barriers towards European citizenship
• SPECTRESS – Social Practice Cultural Trauma and Reestablishing Solid Sovereignties
• Jean Monnet Chair in EU political studies: Networks of European Integration
• Jean Monnet project – EUEDUCA: educator workshop for secondary school teachers on the EU
• Jean Monnet Modules: Europeanization of the Western Balkans
• GIA - Women in the labour market - GENDER IMPACT ASSESSMENT
• POLIPTIH(r) – political priorities in Croatia
• Political in a time of current crisis: the legacy of Modern and contemporary challenges of the European unity project
• CROQF - Modernising High Education Quality through Implementation of the Croatian Qualifications Framework
• Actor analysis in health policy formulation in Croatia (Health policy)
• Lost in transition: (mis)use of transitional justice mechanisms in post-conflict countries (TransJusMem)
• STAR VOICE: Karlovac public & civil partnership for citizens participation and increased transparency for the revitalisation of the old town centre Zvijezda
• Racism and Xenophobia: For Refugee and Ethnic Equality (RAX FREE)
• European Youth News Exchange (Y-NEX)
• Balkan bridges: Bringing together journalism students to enhance mutual understanding and promote tolerance & diversity
• Disobedient democracy: a comparative analysis of contentious politics in European semi-periphery
• European cosmopolitanism and sites of memory through generations
• Ip_2019_jourlab: Investigative journalism laboratory: Media credibility through a culture of experimentation and innovation in newsrooms
• Active students - useful citizens - a just society: partnership in the development of socially useful learning programmes for the development of student competencies and student contribution to the community

 
Faculty also has five research centres mostly focused on specific research projects or research fields.

Research centres at the Faculty are:

• CEPIS –Centre for empirical political research
• CES – Centre for European studies
• CEDIM – Centre for the Study of Ethnicity, Citizenship and Migration
• CIM – Centre for media and communication research
• CeMSS – Centre for international and security studies

PUBLISHING

Publishing activity at the Faculty includes book series Politička misao [Political Thought] with over four decades long tradition with close to 70 titles published by Croatian and foreign authors in political science and other social science disciplines, and also Političke Analize [Political Analysis] founded a few years ago. The Faculty publishes five journals:

Journal Politička misao [Croatian Political Science Review], was launched in 1964 and is the oldest political science journal in Eastern Europe, as well as the only specialized political science journal in Croatia.

In 2010 the Faculty and Croatian Communication Society jointly launched Medijske studije [Media Studies] journal, publishing academic and professional papers in the field of media, communication, journalism and public relations studies.

Since 2004 the Faculty supports the publishing of Annals of Croatian Political Science Association, which publishes papers presented at the events of Croatian Political Science Association as well as other research papers, reviews and information about developments within the discipline and the profession.

In cooperation with the Belgrade Faculty of Political Science and Serbian Association of Political Science, in 2011 the Faculty established a regional journal called Političke perspektive [Political Perspectives], publishing papers from political science and similar disciplines.

Faculty of Political Science also regularly publishes student newspapers Global.

ERASMUS GUIDE

Erasmus guide is a student television project created by the Erasmus students for the Erasmus students. The project was realized as part of the Television News in the Multimedia Environment course. Guide offers videos and blogs aimed to help future students at the beginning of their adventure in Zagreb. It allows them to share their experiences with new students and offers helpful tips about accommodation, language, food, nightlife and many other topics Erasmus guide can be found on TV student web page.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDY PROGRAMMES

GRADUATE STUDY PROGRAMMES

STUDY COURSES DELIVERED IN ENGLISH

The Faculty offers a number of courses in English for exchange students. For a detailed information please visit the incoming students page and the list of courses in English.

University of Zagreb Faculty of Economics and Business Zagreb
Trg J. F. Kennedyja 6
Phone: +385 1 23 83 232
Fax: +385 1 23 35 633
Website: https://www.efzg.unizg.hr/en

FACTS & FIGURES

FEB Zagreb brochures and publications

DEPARTMENTS: 17
TEACHING STAFF:  260
NON-TEACHING STAFF:  115
STUDENTS: 8500

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INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

The Faculty of Economics and Business - Zagreb (FEB) was founded in 1920 which places it among the oldest institutions for higher education in economics and business in this part of Europe. Based on the results of its economic, social and political activities, the number of current students and members of its Alumni society, the number and the competencies of its professors, associates and accompanying staff, awarded international accreditations, and many top economists, managers, entrepreneurs and politicians, the Faculty of Economics and Business Zagreb is recognized as leading and largest institution of economic and business education in the Republic of Croatia, and the wider region. FEB Zagreb is an active member in international associations, such as EFMD, AACSB, EDAMBA, CEEMAN, etc., which guarantees an orientation towards internationalisation and development of quality higher education activities. It currently holds two international accreditations: AACSB Business accreditation at the institution level, and the EPAS accreditation for the English-taught Bachelor degree in Business programme. Internationalisation has great prominence in FEB's strategic development plan. Positive students’ international learning experience is boosted by the increasing number of outgoing and incoming exchange students. Today, the Faculty has over 130 Erasmus+ and more than 25 bilateral agreements for student exchange.

PROGRAMME EMPHASIS

FEB Zagreb offers over 30 Croatian-taught undergraduate, graduate, integrated undergraduate and graduate, and postgraduate degree programs in the fields of economics and business. The Faculty also runs seven programmes entirely taught in English, on both bachelor and master level, with more than 130 courses offered to students.

CAREER PROSPECTS

Business administration and economics majors have diverse and stimulating career prospects, both in the private and public sector, as well as entrepreneurs. FEB Alumni is respectable, with executive management and other important positions in almost all large and important companies or institution covered by FEB ex-students.

DEPARTMENTS: 3
CHAIRS: 12
TEACHING STAFF: 140
NON-TEACHING STAFF: 63
STUDENTS: 2933

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS contacts

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