A significant form of international cooperation of the Faculty is the mobility of students and faculty members. The Josip Juraj Strossmayer University in Osijek is responsible for the organization of mobility of students, teaching and non-teaching staff, and twice a year it announces a competition for mobility within the Erasmus+ project. The Erasmus mobility program encourages exchange, cooperation and mobility in the territory of the European Union.
For students, the Faculty of Economics and Business in Osijek offers a study program in English, namely a graduate university study in Entrepreneurship Management and Entrepreneurship. The study is conducted in English only for part-time students (part-time study).
Application procedure
Answer: Applications are made through the central system https://www.studij.hr/
Tuition
Answer: The tuition fee for students from the Republic of Croatia and the European Union is HRK 5,500, and for non-EU students it is HRK 16,500.
Explanation of the Croatian grading system
Answer: You can find all the information related to the rating system here.
Health insurance
Answer: All exchange students during their stay in the Republic of Croatia must have health insurance. There are several options for regulating health insurance:
- European Health Insurance Card (EHIC): students can use health services in Croatia if they have a valid EHIC.
- If you come from a country that has concluded an international agreement on health protection with the Republic of Croatia, you have the right to use health services during your temporary stay in Croatia. Before arriving in Croatia, it is necessary to check with the health insurance provider in your home country the conditions under which you can use your health insurance in Croatia. If possible, your health insurance provider will issue you with a corresponding document that you should take with you to Osijek. With it, you can get a certificate of the right to use health care at the Croatian Pension Insurance Fund and replace it with a health insurance card in paper form.
- You must have international travel and health insurance issued by an insurance company in your home country, which is valid in Croatia. Such insurance must include repatriation coverage (the cost of health care is borne by the student, and later the insurance company will reimburse the given amount).
- You can regulate your health insurance upon arrival at the Croatian Health Insurance Institute (www.hzzo-net.hr). The price of health insurance is HRK 400 per month (approx. EUR 54) and gives you the right to use all health services available to Croatian citizens.
Contact
Answer: All information can be obtained from the Office for International Cooperation.
COORDINATOR FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ON GRADUATE STUDIES IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP Oto Wilhelm, MEcon, university specialist in economics.
e-mail: oto.wilhelm@efos.hr
EXPERT ASSOCIATE FOR BILATERAL, MULTILATERAL AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Dario Ferić, MEcon
e-mail: dferic@unios.hr
What is the enrollment procedure for Erasmus+ students?
Answer: You can find all the information related to enrollment here. here.
List of courses that students can take in English
Answer:
You can find the list of courses here.
Tuition
Answer: An incoming student staying at the University as part of the Mobility Program has the rights and obligations of a full-time University student and is exempt from participating in study costs for the duration of the mobility.
Health insurance
Answer: All exchange students during their stay in the Republic of Croatia must have health insurance. There are several options for regulating health insurance:
- European Health Insurance Card (EHIC): students can use health services in Croatia if they have a valid EHIC.
- If you come from a country that has concluded an international agreement on health protection with the Republic of Croatia, you have the right to use health services during your temporary stay in Croatia. Before arriving in Croatia, it is necessary to check with the health insurance provider in your home country the conditions under which you can use your health insurance in Croatia. If possible, your health insurance provider will issue you with a corresponding document that you should take with you to Osijek. With it, you can get a certificate of the right to use health care at the Croatian Pension Insurance Fund and replace it with a health insurance card in paper form.
- You must have international travel and health insurance issued by an insurance company in your home country, which is valid in Croatia. Such insurance must include repatriation coverage (the cost of health care is borne by the student, and later the insurance company will reimburse the given amount).
- You can regulate your health insurance upon arrival at the Croatian Health Insurance Institute (www.hzzo-net.hr). The price of health insurance is HRK 400 per month (approx. EUR 54) and gives you the right to use all health services available to Croatian citizens.
Erasmus student network – ESN
Answer: Our ESN is made up of local students who are ready to help you to adapt to your new living and study environment faster.
Your ESN friends will give you all the information about everyday student life in Osijek, and about other practical things during the preparation for coming to UNIOS, as well as during your stay at UNIOS.
Therefore, it is advisable to contact ESN Osijek immediately upon receipt of mobility in UNIOS. All contacts with the Erasmus Student Network Osijek section are made possible through Facebook: ESM OSIJEK - Facebook
Contact
Answer: ERASMUS COORDINATOR FOR INCOMING MOBILITIES OF THE FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS IN OSIJEK
Jelena Franjković, PhD
e-mail: jelena.franjkovic@efos.hr
EXPERT ASSOCIATE FOR BILATERAL, MULTILATERAL AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Dario Ferić, MEcon
e-mail: dferic@unios.hr
Information available at http://www.unios.hr/suradnja/medunarodna-suradnja/erasmus-incoming-staff/general-information/
Students of the Faculty of Economics and Business in Osijek from the academic year 2009/2010 participate in the Erasmus mobility program. The Erasmus mobility program encourages exchange, cooperation and student mobility in Europe. Student exchange contributes to the internationalization and interdisciplinarity of the enrolled study program at the Faculty of Economics and Business in Osijek, and students develop professional and interpersonal competencies in a multicultural environment.
At foreign partner universities and institutions, students participate in attending classes and passing courses worth 30 ECTS credits per semester. In addition, they are offered the possibility of a five-month study stay for the purpose of conducting research, writing final theses, or performing professional internships in a foreign organization. In total, they can stay abroad for a maximum of 10 months (one academic year).
More information about Erasmus+ outgoing mobility is available on the University's website: http://www.unios.hr/erasmus-odlazni-studenti/
Erasmus coordinator for outgoing mobility of the Faculty of Economics and Business in Osijek:
Ana Živković, PhD
e-mail: ana.zivkovic@efos.hr
| Course title | Lecturer | UNI – Code | ECTS | Semester /level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUSINESS ENGLISH 5 | Mia Cirkveni | ECN01-002 | 2 | Winter – undergraduate |
| ENTREPRENEURSHIP | Julia Perić | ECN01-007 | 5 | Winter – undergraduate |
| MANAGING PERSONAL GROWTH | Julia Perić | ECN01-009 | 5 | Winter – undergraduate |
| BUSINESS ENGLISH 3 | Mia Cirkveni | ECN01-012 | 2 | Winter – undergraduate |
| MACROECONOMICS | Ðula Borozan | ECN01-018 | 6 | Winter – undergraduate |
| NEW VENTURE CREATION | Sunčica Oberman Peterka | ECN02-005 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS | Julia Perić | ECN02-006 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT | Sanja Pfeifer | ECN02-015 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| PROJECT MANAGEMENT | Josip Mesarić, Dario Šebalj | ECN02-017 | 5 | Summer – undergraduate |
| FRANCHISING | Aleksandar Erceg | ECN02-035 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT | Aleksandar Erceg | ECN02-036 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| MULTIMEDIA MARKETING | Davorin Turkalj | ECN02-038 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| PUBLIC SPEAKING SKILLS | Ljerka Sedlan König | ECN02-043 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| Croatian and European Economy | Nataša Drvenkar | ECN02-044 | 5 | Winter – undergraduate |
| Business Transfer in Small and Medium Enterprises | Mirela Alpeza,Petra Mezulic Juric | ECN02-046 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| BUSINESS ENGLISH FOR LOGISTICS | Mirna Hocenski -Dreiseidl | ECN02-049 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| INTERNATIONAL MARKETING | Mirna Leko Šimić | ECN01-004 | 5 | Summer – graduate |
| BUSINESS ENGLISH 4 | Mia Cirkveni | ECN01-013 | 2 | Summer – undergraduate |
| MANAGEMENT | Marina Stanić | ECN01-017 | 5 | Summer – undergraduate |
| MARKETING | Marija Ham | ECN01-021 | 5 | Summer |
| FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES | Domagoj Sajter | ECN02-007 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| MANAGEMENT OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS | Domagoj Sajter | ECN02-008 | 5 | Summer – graduate |
| SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT | Davor Dujak | ECN02-013 | 5 | Summer – graduate |
| E-COMMERCE | Antun Biloš | ECN02-034 | 5 | Summer – graduate |
| MARKETING PLANNING | Helena Štimac | ECN02-039 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| BUSINESS MODEL CREATION | Anamarija Delić | ECN02-042 | 5 | Summer – graduate |
| DIGITAL MARKETING | Antun Biloš | ECN02-051 | 5 | Winter – graduate |
| FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT | Domagoj Sajter | ECN02-052 | 5 | Summer – undergraduate |
| ACCOUNTING | Blaženka Hadrović Zekić | ECN02-053 | 6 | Winter – undergraduate |
| BUSINESS ANALYSIS | Nataša Šarlija | ECN02-054 | 5 | Summer – undergraduate |
| BUSINESS ENGLISH 6 | Sanda Katavić Čaušić | ECN02-055 | 2 | Summer – undergraduate |
| CONTROLLING | Dubravka Pekanov | ECN02-056 | 5 | Summer – undergraduate |
| PRICING STRATEGIES | Jelena Franjković | ECN02-057 | 4 | Summer – graduate |
| MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND POLICY | Đula Borozan | ECN02-058 | 5 | Summer – graduate |
