The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences offers almost 100 study programs.
There are two types of study programs at the BA and MA level: single major programs (with students enrolling in a single department, and taking most of their courses in the department) and programs taken in combination with another major (with students enrolling in two study programs and studying for degrees in both).
The first type of program is offered by the following departments: Comparative literature, Croatian language and literature, English language and literature, History, Information Sciences, Pedagogy, Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology; the second type is offered by Archaeology, Art History, Comparative literature, Croatian language and literature, Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, History, Linguistics, Pedagogy, Philosophy, Phonetics and Sociology and the following language and literature programs: Classic Philology (Greek and Latin), East, West and South Slavic languages, English (including Scandinavian languages and literature), French, German, Hungarian, Indology, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish and Turkish.
- BA and MA study programmes most programs are held in Croatian language or related language at the philological study programs.
- Faculty offers up to 15 + 6 postgraduate programs
- Faculty offers courses of Croatian language at Croaticum centre
- Course catalogue for guest students
Summer schools 2021
- Zagreb School of Slavic Studies (Croatian Seminar for Foreign Slavic Studies Students) Dubrovnik, 16–22. August 2021.
- Croaticum Summer /Autumn/ Winter School of the Croatian Language and Culture
- 16th Student Bioethics Workshop “Bioethics and Education”, Mali Lošinj, 16.–19. May 2021.
- Summer School “Bioethics in Context VIII: The Concept of ‘Health’ and Its Implications for Public Health Issues”, Tutzing, Germany, 20.–27. June 2021.
- Philosophical bases of interdisciplinary research and the encounter of European societies, Graz, Austria, 12.-18. July. 2021.
- The Lobor Archaeological and Bioarchaeological Project, Lobor
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