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    University of Dubrovnik: by Prof. DR .Sc. Vjekoslav Damić, Vice Rector

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    The document summarizes the history of higher education in Dubrovnik, Croatia. It discusses how a grammar school was established in 1333 and a Jesuit college was founded in 1624. It then outlines the establishment of various maritime and tourism-focused schools and faculties in Dubrovnik throughout the 18th-20th centuries. The document goes on to describe the establishment of the University of Dubrovnik in 2004 and its implementation of undergraduate and graduate degree programs. It provides an overview of the university's departments and proposed areas of study, as well as information on human resources, financial support, and goals for the university's future recognition.

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    The document summarizes the history of higher education in Dubrovnik, Croatia. It discusses how a grammar school was established in 1333 and a Jesuit college was founded in 1624. It then outlines the establishment of various maritime and tourism-focused schools and faculties in Dubrovnik throughout the 18th-20th centuries. The document goes on to describe the establishment of the University of Dubrovnik in 2004 and its implementation of undergraduate and graduate degree programs. It provides an overview of the university's departments and proposed areas of study, as well as information on human resources, financial support, and goals for the university's future recognition.

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    The document summarizes the history of higher education in Dubrovnik, Croatia. It discusses how a grammar school was established in 1333 and a Jesuit college was founded in 1624. It then outlines the establishment of various maritime and tourism-focused schools and faculties in Dubrovnik throughout the 18th-20th centuries. The document goes on to describe the establishment of the University of Dubrovnik in 2004 and its implementation of undergraduate and graduate degree programs. It provides an overview of the university's departments and proposed areas of study, as well as information on human resources, financial support, and goals for the university's future recognition.

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    University of Dubrovnik: by Prof. DR .Sc. Vjekoslav Damić, Vice Rector

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    University of Dubrovnik

    By Prof. dr .sc. Vjekoslav Damić, vice rector


    Higher education in Dubrovnik
    • Education was valued by the old Republica Ragusii (1358 –
    1816) as foundation of the prosperity

    • Thus, a grammar school was instituted in 1333, and literacy


    was a requirment for participating in the Republic’s
    Councils

    • In 1555, Beccadelli, Bishop of Ragusa, began plans for a


    Jesuit college

    • Jesuite founded in 1624 Collegium Ragusinum. It was


    accepted by Senate of the Republica Ragusii in 1654

    • 1793 the Senate gave permit young noblemen to study


    navigation and trade
    … and in more recent times

    • 1852 nautical school

    • 1920s first institute for tourism in Croatia

    • 1958higher maritime school

    • Faculty for tourism and trade (University of Split)

    • 1984Maritime faculty (University of Split)

    • 1996 the Polytechnic of Dubrovnik

    • 2004 the University of Dubrovnik


    University managment
    University Departmants
    Implementation of Two-level System
     Two level education system

     Undergraduate studies lasting for 3 years


     Graduate studies lasting 2 years more
     Each level of the studies finishes as a unit
     Bachelor of Science or Arts (baccalaureus)
     professional title of Master
     In academic year 2005/2006 it was proposed

     18 undergraduate studies

     16 graduate studies
    Economy and Business Economy

    • Economy
    • Tourism
    • International trade
    • Marketing
    • Management
    • Financial management
    Maritime Studies

    • Nautical science
    • Marine engineering
    • Marine technologies of yachts and marinas
    • Maritime and transport logistics and management
    Electrical Engineering and Computing
    • Applied computing
    • Business computing
    • Marine electrical engineering and communication technologies
    Mechanical Engineering
    • Mechatronics engineering
    • Mechanical engineering

    Acquaculture
    • Acquaculture
    • New technologies in acquaculture
    Communicology
    • Media and culture of a society
    • Media
    • Public relations

    Restoration and conservation


    • Techniques and technologies in conservation and restoration
    Human resources
    • At the moment, there are about 60 % of full time teaching stuff

    necessary for all proposed curricula

    • The University signed the contracts of co-operation with all


    Croatian Universities and leading Institutes

    • New Doctoral studies will be founded in cooperation with The


    Universities of Zagreb, Split , Rijeka and Osijek

    • Hope in the future University of Dubrovnik will be recognized as a


    distinguished place of studies in certain fields.
    Financial support

    • To ensure essential conditions for the realization of the study


    programs short and long term financial plans has been
    designed

    • It is expected that main part will come from State Budget, but
    gradually University income itself will increase

    • Today The University takes part with approximately 20% of its


    total income

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