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The University of Zagreb International Relations Office is organising, between 12 and 16 March 2018, the very first Erasmus+ International Staff Week – an international event dedicated to promoting cooperation with the University’s non-European partner institutions. The International Relations Office would like to invite you all to the WELCOME DAY for exchange students who will be studying at the University of Zagreb during the summer semester 2017./2018. The International Relations Office would like to invite all you all to the WELCOME DAY for exchange students at our University in the winter semester 2017./2018. On Monday August 28, 2017 the 11th session of the Croatian Rectors' Conference was held at the University North in Varaždin. During one of the agenda items, the Rectors' Conference has supported the project of organizing the scientific and educational conference "The role of information and communication technology in making education more accessible". Assistant professor Mario Konecki, Ph.D., special advisor to the rector for Internet services and coordinator for Internet and information technology projects of Rectors' Conference of Republic of Croatia, has been included in the development group of prestige American organization Benetech. The International Relations Office would like to invite all you all to the Welcome day for exchange students at our University in the summer semester 2016/2017. The Regional Office for Central and Eastern Europe of the Agence universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) and the University of Zagreb are organizing the Festival between the 15 and 19 May 2017. On 23 September 1669, the Holy Roman Emperor and the King of Hungary and Croatia Leopold I recognized the status and granted privileges of a university institution to the Jesuit Academy (Academia Zagrabiensis) in the free royal city of Zagreb. This recognition was adopted by the Parliament of the Kingdom of Croatia on 3 November 1671. Therefore, the University of Zagreb accepted the year 1669 as the year of its founding, and celebrates its University Day (Dies academicus) on 3 November. Erasmus exchange students are investigating the Zagreb street musicians and what is so special about them. See article on young people who have decided to come to Croatia because of their family roots. See what they like the best about Croatia. The flight is booked, room in the dormitory reserved, tuition fees paid and the Erasmus experience can begin! You have a new city and new people, and you have a thousand questions. In this scenario, the Erasmus Buddy is inevitable, the person who will meet you at the airport and facilitate the initial hassle of reference in a foreign country. 21 Erasmus students from seven different countries started a TV journalism course at the Faculty of Political Science. Throughout the winter semester students, divided in five groups, have produced videos about their life in Zagreb. The goal was to create a TV show as a guide for future Erasmus students.
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Sveučilište u Zagrebu s novom akademskom godinom 2018./2019. obilježava 350 godina od svoga utemeljenja. Njegova povijest počinje 23. rujna 1669. kada su diplomom rimskoga cara i ugarsko-hrvatskoga kralja Leopolda I. priznati status i povlastice sveučilišne ustanove tadašnjoj Isusovačkoj akademiji u slobodnom kraljevskom gradu Zagrebu što je prihvaćeno na saboru Hrvatskoga kraljevstva 3. studenoga 1671. Stoga Sveučilište godinu 1669. uzima kao godinu svojega utemeljenja, a 3. studenoga kao Dan Sveučilišta. Od tada filozofski studij u Zagrebu, koji je počeo godine 1662., djeluje i formalno-pravno kao Neoacademia Zagrabiensis, odnosno kao javnopravna visokoškolska ustanova.