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GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Centre for Croatian Studies Zagreb, 2016. PUBLISHED BY University of Zagreb Centre for Croatian Studies Borongajska cesta 83d, HR-10000 Zagreb www.hrstud.unizg.hr FOR THE PUBLISHER Josip Talanga, PhD GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR Head of the Centre for Croatian Studies EDITOR Pavel Gregorić, Associate Professor Commissioner for International and Interinstitutional Relations AUTHORS Danijela Vnučec Grdović, MA Sanja Čatipović, mag.oecc. ISBN 978-953-7823-57-3 2 Table of Contents WELCOME ADDRESS . 5 1. CENTRE FOR CROATIAN STUDIES. .7 GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR 2. DEPARTMENTS . .8 3. DEGREE PROGRAMMES & ENROLMENT . 9 ontents 3.1. Undergraduate study prodrammes. .9 C OF . LE 3.1.1. Communication Studies (single & double major) 10 B A T 3.1.2. Croatology (single & double major) . 11 3.1.3. History (single & double major) . 12 3.1.4. Latin Language (double major). 13 3.1.5. Philosophy (double major) . 14 3.1.6. Psychology (single major) . 15 3.1.7. Sociology (single & double major). 15 3.2. Graduate study programmes . 17 3.2.1. Communication Studies (single major, science stream) . 17 3.2.2. Croatian Latinity (single major) . 18 3.2.3. Croatology (single major, teaching or science stream) . 19 3.2.4. History (single major, teaching or science stream). 20 3.2.5. Philosophy (single major, teaching or science stream) . 21 3.2.6. Psychology (single major, science stream) . 22 3.2.7. Sociology (single major, teaching or sciencse stream). 23 3.2.8. Teacher education . 24 3 3.3. Postgraduate (doctoral) study programmes . 25 3.3.1. Croatology. 25 3.3.2. History . 26 3.3.3. Philosophy . 27 4. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AT THE CENTRE FOR CROATIAN STUDIES . 28 4.1. International cooperation. 30 GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR 4.2. General information . .31 4.2.1. Academic year . 32 4.2.2. Credit Transfer System . 32 ontents C 4.2.3. Grading system in Croatia. 33 OF LE B . A 4.3. Application dates & procedures 34 T 4.4. Courses in foreign languages . 35 4.5. Preparations before coming to Zagreb. 36 4.6. Career opportunities for exchange students . 39 4.7. Accommodation for exchange students . 40 4.8. Useful informations for Exchange students . .42 4.9. International exchange expiriences . 48 5. GENERAL INFORMATION . .50 5.1. The city of Zagreb . 50 5.2. Costs of living in Zagreb . 52 5.3. Events in Zagreb . 53 5.4. Traveling opportunities. 55 5.5. About Campus Borongaj . 57 5.6. Location of Campus Borongaj . 58 5.7. Sports manifestation Kampusijada . 60 4 Welcome Address Dear Student, I wish you a very warm welcome to the Centre for Croatian Studies of the University of Zagreb! You made the right choice to come to the youngest unit of Croatia’s oldest university, located in the hip capital GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR of Zagreb. We pride ourselves of being an academic community of just the right size, offering exciting study programmes in humanities and social science, with Pavel Gregorić ddress special emphasis on Croatian history and culture – and a A E large list of interesting courses in English to choose from. M Our green Campus on the city’s eastern periphery should elco provide you with a stimulating academic environment, W whereas Zagreb’s centre should give you ample opportunities to see interesting places, socialize and engage in the favourite pastime of Zagreb’s citizens – leisurely sipping coffee in the company of friends, books Danijela Vnučec or social networks. Grdović Teachers and staff of our Centre will make every effort to make your stay with us comfortable and academically rewarding. This Guide should help you find your way around the Campus and Zagreb, providing you with bits of information we trust you will find useful. In case you get stuck in any way, do not hesitate to contact the Commissioner (our of Vice-dean) for International Relations, or Danijela Vnučec Grdović, the super-friendly and helpful administrator of our International Office. They will be pleased to help you make the most of your time in Zagreb. I hope that you the courses taken at our Centre will serve you well in the future and that you will forge lasting friendships. Most of all, I hope that you will enjoy your stay in Croatia and take fond memories back home with you. Pavel Gregorić, BPhil, DPhil (Oxon.) Commissioner for International Relations (2012-2016) 5 6 WelcoME Address GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 1. CENTRE FOR CROATIAN STUDIES GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR Mission The Centre for Croatian Studies offers study programmes in certain fields of humanities and social sciences, as well as in the relevant interdisciplinary fields, with special emphasis on different components of the Croatian language, culture STUDIES CROATIAN 1. CENTRE FOR and society. The Centre also carries out research activities in these fields, offers certificate programmes in education, and provides educational and research services to the Croatian diaspora. One of the missions of the Cenre is to bring together and coordinate activities of various institutions and individuals who work on Croatian language, culture and society – be they from the other units of the University of Zagreb, other institutions of higher education, or research institutes – from Croatia and abroad. Vision The Centre for Croatian Studies aims to be one of the pivotal institutions of higher education, research and learning of the University of Zagreb, recognized for the emphasis it puts on Croatian language, culture and society in its study programmes and research activities, with the aim of affirming Croatian language and culture nationally and internationally. 7 2. DEPARTMENTS ■■Department of Communication Studies ■■Department of Croatian Latinity GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR ■■Department of Croatology ENTS M ■■Department of Educational Sciences and Teacher Education 2. DEPART ■■Department of History ■■Department of Philosophy ■■Department of Psychology ■■Department of Sociology 8 3. DEGREE PROGRAMMES & ENROLMENT 3.1. Undergraduate study prodrammes GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR ENT M ES & ENROL MM 3. DEGREE PROGRA 3. DEGREE ECTS Information Package – Undergraduate Study 9 3.1.1. Communication Studies (single & double major) The undergraduate study programme in Communication Studies is specific in that it provides students with opportunities to acquire both theoretical and practical knowledge in two professions – journalism and public relations – as well as in communication science, a very recent discipline devoted to research on journa- lism, public relations and the process of mass communication as a whole. The study programme has been devised to enable students to master not only basic practical skills, but also specific theoretical knowledge in journalism and public relations, as well as research terminology and the foundations of commu- GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR nication science. Throughout the programme students are acquainted with the historical development of journalism and mass communication both in Croatia ENT and worldwide. They acquire understanding of standard mass media (the press, M radio and television) and the new media, as well as agencies and public relations – required for the media to operate. Upon opting for one of the science streams on offer, students acquire basic knowledge of their chosen stream, including the ES & ENROL methods of reporting typical for that particular stream. Graduates of Commu- MM nication Studies are qualified for entry-level jobs in a range of media or in the corporate sector (public relations departments). In addition, students develop the ability to reflect critically on the reality which surrounds them and the way this reality is presented in the media. Elective courses in their field familiarise 3. DEGREE PROGRA 3. DEGREE students with certain periods in the history of journalism and public relations, features of mass communication and particular media, certain journalistic forms and ways of reporting and analysing in the media. The bachelor thesis is written during the sixth semester. w With the completion of studies, students gain the academic title of university bachelor (baccalaureaus/baccalaurea) of Communication Studies. 10 He writes in sand and sows in dust, Who pleases to advise a haughty thug. -- Marko Marulić (1450.-1524., ˝Father“ of Croatian literature) GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL GUIDE FOR ENT M 3.1.2. Croatology (single & double major) ES & ENROL MM The undergraduate study programme in Croatology is an interdisciplinary study programme dedicated to the study of Croatian cultural and national identity. Apart from studying various achievements that make up an integral body of culture of the Croatian people in the European environment, the study of Croatology is dedicated to the application of such knowledge in different areas of social and PROGRA 3. DEGREE cultural life. The programme provides students with skills and knowledge related to the building blocks of Croatian culture, including their respective historical dimensions. During the first year, students are introduced to the study of Croatian culture and to the main features of the Croatian identity in the European context. In addition, students acquire knowledge of the initial periods of Croatian cultural, political and literary history. Studying the development of Croatian culture is conti- nued during the second year and is used as the foundation for further learning of Croatian ethnology and deepening the knowledge of Croatian standard language (with emphasis on syntax). In the third year, basic knowledge of Croatian archaeo- logical heritage, arts, music, theatre, natural sciences and the history of standard language is acquired. The bachelor thesis is written during the sixth semester. w With the completion of studies, students gain the academic title of university bachelor (baccalaureaus/baccalaurea) of Croatology. 11 In our age war broke out with the Turks, and contrary to all expectations, many outstandingly heroic deeds were done.
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    FOOD&DRINK THINGS2DO THINGS2SEE HOTELS&HOSTELS 1 Kaptol 12 1 1 Zagrebački neboder 1 RESTAURANT CONTE KARTING ARENA +385 1 778 75 34 Zagreb 360° HOTEL GALLUS 01/4899254, 099 3039111 Ilica 1a Brestovečka cesta 2, Sesvete, -10% www.karting-arena.com Zagreb Eye viewpoint th -10% www.restaurant-conte.hr 16 floor 01/2027 147 Zagrebački Velesajam, Entrance east 3 [email protected] WITH COUPON The viewpoint and the bar are located at the Jelačić WITH COUPON Rooms at hotel Gallus are newly renovated with Did you know that Zagreb has the largest indoor square, Ilica 1a, on the 16th floor - on top of Zagreb's Next to the Cathedral, in the city center, restaurant elegant furnishing and functional desk, an integrated karting track in this part of Europe? Karting Arena skyscraper. The viewpoint provides a unique view on the Conte offers high-quality fish specialties and up-to- flat–screen TV and free parking, safebox, elegant Zagreb is the biggest professional go-kart track in the main square, Cathedral, Upper and Lower Town and other date preparation and service. You can also eat some bathrooms with cosmetic accessories. All rooms have region. Feel like a profesional F1 driver !!! most important cultural and historical architectures of of our exquisite meat dishes. The restaurant has a smoke detectors and emergency system. A bar and “Best rated attraction in Zagreb - Lifetime experience” Zagreb, its squares, streets and parks. It is open 365 days parking area, and it is also suitable for groups. restaurant is at guests disposal at Gallus Hotel and all /// only 1 km from city center /// per year from 10am to 12pm.