<p>The University of Zagreb (UNiZG) is the oldest university in Croatia and Southeast Europe, founded in 1669 by Emperor Leopold I Habsburg. He granted university status to the Jesuit Academy in Zagreb. In 1776, Empress Maria Theresa established the Royal Academy of Science, comprising three faculties: Philosophy, Theology, and Law. The Political-Cameral study, initiated in 1769, merged with the new Faculty of Law.</p><p><strong>Modern Development</strong></p><p>The modern UNiZG was established in 1874, initially comprising four faculties: Law, Theology, and Humanities. Throughout the 20th century, many other faculties and art academies were added. UNiZG has played a significant role in the industrialization and post-industrial transition of Zagreb, offering programs aligned with these developments.</p><p><strong>Faculty of Law</strong></p><p>The Faculty of Law is one of UNiZG's oldest institutions. It includes specialized centers for public administration and social work, actively addressing the diversity issues prevalent in post-industrial Zagreb.</p><p><strong>Inclusivity</strong></p><p>UNiZG traditionally welcomes many first-generation and non-traditional students, including those from families of manual workers and students with migration backgrounds.</p><p><strong>Programs and Research</strong></p><p>As the largest university in Croatia, UNiZG offers a wide range of research and educational programs across its 34 faculties. Notable initiatives include the Legal Clinic and the Social Work Students Society, which focus on the challenges of super-diversity.</p>

<h2 class='university-title'>University of Zagreb</h2><div class='profile-section'><h3 class='section-title'>Profile</h3><p class='section-content'>The University of Zagreb (1669) is the oldest and biggest university in South-Eastern Europe. As a comprehensive public Central European university, University of Zagreb offers education and research and in all scientific fields (arts, biomedicine, biotechnology, engineering, humanities, natural sciences and social sciences) and a broad spectrum of courses at all study levels, from undergraduate to postgraduate. With 29 Faculties, 3 Art Academies and the University Centre for Croatian Studies it is the flagship educational institution in the country, a place where more than 7900 teachers and 72480 students develop knowledge and acquire skills.
The University excels not only in teaching, but also in research, contributing with over 50 percent to the annual research output in Croatia and 80 percent of scientific productivity of all Croatian universities. The central strategic issue of the future development of the University of Zagreb is for it to be a research oriented institution with teaching of high quality. Accordingly, the focus will be on master and doctoral programs, encompassing all fields of science and art, boosting transdiciplinarity and interdisciplinarity as well as translational research, nurturing the culture of innovation and transfer of knowledge. This should result in better intersectorial harmonization on local and regional levels.</p></div><div class='accommodation-section'><h3 class='section-title'>Accommodation</h3><p class='section-content'> </p></div><div class='other fees-section'><h3 class='section-title'>Other Fees</h3><p class='section-content'>nan</p></div><div class='language-requirements-section'><h3 class='section-title'>Language Requirements</h3><ul class='language-list'><li class='language-item'><strong>IELTS:</strong> 6.0</li><li class='language-item'><strong>PTE:</strong> nan</li><li class='language-item'><strong>TOEFL:</strong> nan</li><li class='language-item'><strong>CAE:</strong> nan</li><li class='language-item'><strong>DUOLINGO:</strong> nan</li></ul></div>

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University of Zagreb

University of Zagreb

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Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology