Institutions and study programmes
Browse study programmes by
University of RijekaFaculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Web address
- http://www.ffri.uniri.hr
- Location
- 45.328480 14.436405
- Available study programmes in Croatian
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Undergraduate university study programme
- Art History (double major) History of art
- Croatian Language and Literature (double major) Philology
- Croatian language and Literature (single major) Philology
- Cultural Studies Interdisciplinary - humanities
- History (double major) History
- Italian Language and Literature (double major) Philology
- Pedagogy (double major) Pedagogy
- Pedagogy (single major) Pedagogy
- Philosophy (double major) Philosophy
- Psychology Psychology
Graduate university study programme
- Art History History of art
- Croatian Language and Literature (double major); specialisations in: Teaching, Research Philology
- Croatian Language and Literature (single major); specialisations in: Teaching, Research, Librarianship Philology
- Culture Studies Interdisciplinary - humanities
- History (double major); specialisation in: Teaching History
- Italian Language and Literature (double major) Philology
- Pedagogy (double major) Pedagogy
- Pedagogy (single major) Pedagogy
- Philosophy Philosophy
- Psychology Psychology
Postgraduate specialist university study programme
- Psychological Counselling Psychology
- Translation studies Philology
Postgraduate (doctoral) university study programme
- Croatian Language History and Dialectology Philology
- Pedagogy Pedagogy
- Philosophy and Contemporaneity Philosophy
- Psychology Psychology
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.
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