Croatia offers quality higher education with 100+ institutions, including historic universities. It is an emerging study destination in Europe with affordable costs and a peaceful, student-friendly environment.
| Capital: | Zagreb |
| Language: | Croatian |
| Currency: | Euro (€) |
| Population: | ~4.2 million |
| Popular Cities: | Zagreb , Split , Dubrovnik |
| Indian Population in Croatia: | Approx 15,000 – 20,000 of Indian origin |
| Indian Embassy in Croatia | Embassy of India in Zagreb |
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In order to study at Croatian higher education institutions, international students must have sufficient financial means for the duration of their stay in Croatia – either from personal sources or from national or international scholarships. The majority of Croatian higher education institutions do not currently offer any scholarships or financial aid for international students. However there are a number of scholarships available to international students through bilateral programmes administered by the Croatian Ministry of Science, Education and Sports, through university bilateral agreements, through programmes such as CEEPUS, and Erasmus+ (including Erasmus Mundus), and programmes managed by the Agency for Mobility and EU Programmes. Tuition fees for study programmes in Croatia are determined by each higher education institution and the level depends on the type of study programme and its duration.
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