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Study abroad in Croatia, in the beautiful city of Dubrovnik! Located on the southern tip of the country's Dalmatian coast, Dubrovnik is known for its charming old town, medieval architecture, and gorgeous beaches. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers the perfect location to study diplomacy, pe
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Looking for a study abroad experience that matches your ambition? The Zagreb School of Economics and Management (ZSEM) in Croatia offers an exceptional program that combines top-tier academics with the charm of a vibrant, historic city. As Croatia’s leading business school, ZSEM provides globally ac
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Study this summer in Croatia, choosing from low-cost, non-profit programs and affordable housing options. Upon successful completion, you will earn academic credits, which are transferable to your home university. The historic capital, Zagreb, is one of the oldest European cities. It serves as th
Algebra University College Croatia
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Cybersecurity is an ever-evolving field with opportunities waiting for everyone with an interest to learn more and develop their skills in this fascinating and demanding topic. This program will show the basic steps most hackers go through while compromising the victim’s computers. It will define so
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Atlantis is the #1, largest, and most reputable pre-health study abroad organization for US undergraduates. With shadowing experiences in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, and other countries, our multi-country programs are perfect for students who are ready to see the world. What better way to gain
See All 3 ProgramsThe School for Field Studies
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Along the rugged coastline and island-dotted waters of the Cres-Lošinj archipelago, students step into the role of a marine scientist. From research vessels, students use hydrophones to listen in on dolphin communication and measure the underwater noise from human activity. Investigate how both soun
See All 2 ProgramsUniversity of Zagreb - Organization and Informatics
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The Doctoral Study in Information Sciences at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics (FOI), offers a cutting-edge, EU-accredited research environment that bridges technology, innovation, and society. Conducted in English or Croatian, the program invites ambitious researche
How to Study Abroad in Croatia
Croatia, located in Southeast Europe, is situated on the Adriatic Sea just across the peninsula of Italy. Croatia’s neighbors are Montenegro to the south, Serbia to the east, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the southeast, Hungary to the north, and Slovenia to the northwest. About the same size as West Virginia, Croatia has a population of over 4.4 million people.
The majority of Croatia’s inhabitants are Croats, over 90 percent, with about twenty minority groups, most prominently including Serbs, Romanian, Czechs, Germans, Slovenes, Italians, Hungarians, and Bosnians. The predominant religion in Croatia is Roman Catholicism. Minority religions include Christianity and Islam, although more than five percent of the population does not align themselves with any religion.
The climate in Croatia is dependent on any given location’s distance from the Adriatic Sea. The regions located near the coast experience a predominantly Mediterranean climate with mild winters and warm summers. Further inland locals experience a Continental climate, with colder winters and warm summers.
Areas in the coastal region are ideal destinations throughout the year. The warmest temperatures are experienced during July and August, daytime temperatures average in the mid to lower 80’s. Nighttime temperatures can drop to approximately the mid 60’s, however. The coastal region is at its coldest during January and February, with daytime highs in the 50’s and nighttime temperatures as low as the 40’s.
The best time to visit the nation’s more inland areas is during the summer. The warmest months in the area are still the months of July and August, when temperatures range from upper 70’s to the low 80’s. Winter months in inland Croatia can get very wet, and nighttime temperatures often drop below freezing.
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