University of Zagreb
Zagreb, Croatia — unizg.hr
- QS Ranking
- #801
- Founded
- 1669
- Type
- Public Research University
- Students
- 70,000+
- Acceptance Rate
- 60%
- QS Ranking
- #801
- Founded
- Southeast Europe's second-oldest university (1669)
- Zagreb
- Croatia's vibrant EU capital
- Nikola Tesla
- Croatia — birthplace of Nikola Tesla
Overview
University of Zagreb (UNIZG) is a public university in Zagreb, Croatia, founded in 1669. Ranked #801 by QS World University Rankings, it offers Southeast Europe's second-oldest university (1669) in Croatia — homeland of Nikola Tesla — with excellent law, medicine, and humanities. With 70,000+ students and 5,500+ (8%) international students, it maintains a globally oriented academic community. Research partnerships and strong industry connections ensure graduates are prepared for impactful careers.
Admission Process
Applicants submit official academic transcripts, national entrance exam results where required, and English proficiency evidence (IELTS 5.5–6.5 or equivalent) for English-taught programmes. Russian universities accept national USE exam scores or international equivalents. Eastern European universities often conduct local entrance exams; contact the admissions office for specifics. Graduate applicants need a bachelor's degree, personal statement, and references.