University of Zagreb reviews

This is definitely an environment that allows and challenges you to grow. Still, it could have a more interdisciplinary approach. I'm are talking about a single university with more than 29 faculties and 3 art academies and in each of them offers more than 7 different departments along with mine (Faculty of humanities and social sciences) that is offering 23 of them. Yet improvements could be done as it does not offer an internship for future translators and cognitive linguists on their MA. Therefore I'm almost caught with my masters degree and with no internship/work experience in any relatable field. I would really like to act before someone asks me about my work experience in those fields.

The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities is surrounded by other Faculties which is good if you want to grab a bite to eat. The teachers at my studies were great I would say there werent any problems with them in the teaching department,  more in the actually grading the exam. Some are not so well organised and seem very unmotivated to teach but we are really talking about a handfull of profesors.

With the experience of studying abroad, I can say that education at the University of Zagreb is one of the upper middle class in Europe. Teachers are mostly young and up to date and the whole study gives you base knowledge and preparation for your future job. Minus is lack of required internship and collecting some professional experience during the college.

Most of the teachers are really invloved in the subjects, they motivate you to study and will always help you if you need help. There are a lot of nice libraries and common areas for students. City is very safe and there is a fair amount of student activities to explore