Study programmes
taught in Croatian language
In accordance with the Bologna Declaration, at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Agriculture the university studies are divided into three educational cycles (model 3+2+3):
The first educational cycle is called the Undergraduate study and lasts for 6 semesters (180 ECTS credits). At the Faculty, there is an option of enrolling in one of nine undergraduate studies (Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Engineering, Agroecology, Animal Sciences, Horticulture, Landscape Architecture, Organic Agriculture, Phytomedicine and Plant Sciences). By completing this study, students receive the title Bachelor of Science, with specification of study.
Graduate study lasts for four semesters (120 ECTS credits). There is a choice of 16 graduate studies at the Faculty (Agribusiness and Rural Development, Animal Genetics and Breeding, Animal Nutrition and Feed Science, Fisheries and Game Management, Landscape Architecture, Mediterranean Agriculture, Organic Agriculture and Agrotourism, Phytomedicine, Plant Sciences, Production and Procesing of Meat, Production and Processing of Milk, Renewable Energy Sources in Agriculture, Environment, agriculture and resource management, Agricultural Engineering with two specialties: Mechanization and Amelioration, Agroecology with two specialties: Agroecology and Microbial Biotechnology in Agriculture and Horticulture with four specialties: Viticulture and enology, Fruit growing, Vegetable growing and Ornamental plants. By completing graduate study, the academic title Master of Science is received, with specification of the study.
The third cycle comprises one Postgraduate study: Agricultural Sciences (6 semesters, 180 ECTS), leading to the academic title doctor of science, with the name of the scientific area (biotechnology) and field (agriculture).