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History classes at the Faculty of Croatian Studies of the University of Zagreb began during the 1997/1998 academic year. Currently, the Department of History offers classes at the undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate (doctoral) levels of study. 

History studies at our faculty are organized according to the contemporary scientific and didactic standards. Over the course of the past academic years, our program undeqent a transition in order to adapt its own study program to students who whish to learn more about national history. The fundamental feature of our program is the strong connection with other national historical institutions (museums, Croatian Institute of History, etc.). This fact allows students to start modeling their own research interest in the areas of national history that interest them already during their undergraduate studies. At the graduate level, students are provided with thematic specialization through a large number of non-mandatory courses. 

Although our program emphasizes Croatian history, it also includes the posibilitiy of profiling in various areas of world history: from ancient civilizations and societies to modern and contemporary history. This kind of profiling is open to students due to the wide topics of courses that are adapted to the various interests of students. 


10/09/2026

Department of History Faculty Members at an International Scientific Conference in Split

Faculty members of the Department of History, Associate Professor Vlatko Smiljanić, PhD, and teaching assistant Alen Moslavac, took part in the international scientific conference The Mediterranean as a Marker of Identity: Language, Literature, Culture and New Media 2, held in Split on 7 and 8 November 2025. The topic of their presentation was “Research into the Perceptions of Students and Teachers at Selected Secondary Schools along the Adriatic Coast Regarding the Importance of Learning and Teaching the Medieval Period in Croatia”.

The conference brought together a large number of Croatian and international scholars with the aim of fostering interdisciplinary reflection on and research into the complex phenomenon of Mediterranean identity. During the two-day programme, more than fifty presentations were delivered in a series of thematic sections, including: Linguistic Heritage, Guardians of Identity, Rootedness in the Coast, Paths of Tradition, Croatian Language Today, Images of the Mediterranean, Lexicography of the Coast, Journeys through the Mediterranean, Glagolitic Tradition and the Past, Fragments and Traces, Identity in Language, and Sea and Coast.

 

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