Multimedia computing sub-specialization is one of the three sub-specializations of the professional graduate study program in applied computer engineering. Through its compulsory courses, the study program covers the field of e-business and offers acquisition of basic competences at graduate level, while through elective courses of this sub-specialization, students are able to specialize in design and modeling of 3 D digital content, computer multimedia, web content development and engineering aspects of audio and video production.

From the perspective of students, the study program is comprised of 18 courses, of which 8 compulsory and 10 elective courses, that are largely predetermined by the choice of a particular sub-specialization. Elective courses related to this sub-specialization belong to two groups with one course of the first group being taught in each of the first three semesters, while two courses of the second group are taught in the first two semesters and three courses in the third semester. Elective courses are determined by the particular sub-specialization and students are typically offered to acquire necessary knowledge and skills for specialization in a particular narrow area through groups of three logically continued courses (from the first to the third semester).... [-]

Media Studies

The graduate Media Studies program lasts for two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS points). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master in Public Media.Graduates will be able to apply the acquired theoretical and practical knowledge in media companies, institutions, government and non- government organizations whose field of interest are the media, civil society and the public arena, and in social science research institutions. There is a shortage of this kind of specialist in the Croatian media. The educational structure of Croatian journalists and media confirms that there is a shortage of specialists who would be able to recognize trends in the media development from their theoretical experience and than to apply their high level expertise based on a modern media science. Therefore, the graduate study curriculum is organized in such a way as to meet the needs of the profession and the public, and at the same time to provide students with a program compatible with the international graduate media studies. ... [-]

The Zagreb School of Business offers an undergraduate professional study which last three years and upon their completion, students are awarded the academic title baccalaureus/ baccalaurea in marketing and communications (bacc.oec.) and specialist graduate courses which last two years and bring 120 ECTS points. Students are awarded the title specialist (spec.) in marketing and communications. Courses can be taken by regular and external students.

The courses are aligned with the Bologna declaration principles, which enables students to switch to other complementary studies in Croatia and abroad. The Zagreb School of Business entered the Erasmus+ programme which opens doors to a greater mobility of its students and lecturers.... [-]