Institutions and study programmes
Browse study programmes by
Economics
- Business Economics Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- Business Economics in Tourism and Hospitality Industry Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- Business Studies and Economics Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- Economics and Business Studies Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- Economy and Global Security Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- International Joint Cross-Border PhD Programme in International Economic Relations and Management Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- International Joint Cross-Border PhD Programme in International Economic Relations and Management Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- Management Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- Management of Sustainable Development Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- New Economics Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- PG Doctoral study programme; specialisations in: Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Management, Tourism Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- PhD Economics and Business Economics Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- The Joint Doctoral Study Program ''Governance and Economics in the Public Sector'' Economics, Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
Information on study programmes and higher education institutions is taken from
the Directory of Study Programmes maintained by the Agency for Science and Higher Education.
Additional informative list * of accredited study programmes delivered by higher education institutions in Croatia entirely in English or another foreign language can be found at this link: https://www.azvo.hr/en/studies-in-foreign-languages
Last update: December 18, 2019.
Did you know?
A Croat Ivan Vučetić invented dactyloscopy, method for identifying persons by their fingerprints, in 1891.
