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).... [-]

Software engineering 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 the sub-specialization, students are able to specialize within the field of software engineering by obtaining more knowledge about the following areas: internet programming, development of applications for mobile devices, advanced programming techniques, data warehouses and business intelligence.

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).... [-]

Business Computing

The Business Computing graduate study lasts two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS ). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master in Computer Engineering (mag.ing.comp.)

The course of Business Computing qualifies students for various jobs in numerous areas of computing and information technology: industry, computer and communication companies, education and the service sector. Analyses have shown that in Croatia and many other countries, there is a shortage of well-educated graduates in the field of computing and information technology. Taking this fact into consideration emphasises the challenge of making the Croatian economy competitive.... [-]

Maritime Studies

The graduate Maritime Studies study lasts two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS credits). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master in Maritime Transport.

The basic goals in education of future mariners is to develop the expertise required to manage, handle and maintain modern technical and technological ship, port and transport systems; to encourage capacity for scientific research in the area of marine sciences;to foster the ability to actively participate in the commercial activities and efficient management of companies and services in social and commercial fields; all these directed towards a more intensive development of the maritime economy as a whole.... [-]

Marine Electrical Engineering and Communication Technologies

The graduate study of Marine Electrical Engineering and Communication Technologies lasts two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS points). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master's degree in Technology (M.Tech.) in Marine Electrical Engineering and Communication Technologies.

The study of Marine Electrical Engineering and Communication Technologies is an appropriate response to the continuing demand from shipping companies all over the world for qualified graduates in this field. A similar demand can be found throughout the marine industry, such as in harbor and port facilities; the tourist industry, for example in leisure marinas and hotels; and many other modern institutions, such as airports, hospitals and commercial institutions of all kinds. In all these situations networked electronic and communication systems have rapidly become an essential requirement, and provide significant growth in employment opportunities for qualified personnel.... [-]