The graduate study program in Applied Economics provides advanced knowledge in the field of general economics.

Upon completion of the graduate study program in Applied Economics, you will be qualified to think analytically and propose specific solutions to the complex economic problems of today in Croatia and around the world, participate on an equal footing in discussions with economic experts, and engage in the work of various national and international institutions.

How do you become an economic expert? By further developing your knowledge through the Applied Economics study program, led by a young team of researchers, professors, and teaching assistants dedicated to the continuous improvement of the teaching process. The curriculum is continuously enriched with the latest insights from economic theory and analysis, all delivered in modern, well-equipped classrooms. Students actively participate in analyzing different case studies and have the opportunity to broaden their knowledge through field classes or international exchange at reputable universities offering complementary programs. A significant advantage of the Applied Economics program is the work in smaller groups, where lecturers can actively cooperate with students, thereby enabling the successful implementation of a training program for economic experts who will be able to adapt successfully to the diverse needs of the labor market.

The graduate program in Applied Economics may be enrolled in by students who have completed undergraduate studies in Economics or Applied Economics, as well as by students who have completed one of the Faculty’s other study programs or programs at other higher education institutions and who wish to specialize further in more advanced economic analysis and deepen their understanding of economic reality. Upon completion of the two-year graduate program, students obtain the academic title Master of Economics (univ. mag. oec.).

Economics experts and analysts have a wide range of potential career opportunities available to them — from positions in public administration institutions, institutes, scientific research centers, and universities, to roles in large companies, as well as jobs created through innovative ideas for self-employment.