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The Rochester Institute of Technology was established in Croatia when the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of Croatia initiated the establishment of private higher education institutions in 1995. Rochester Institute of Technology has campuses in two exciting locations, Dubrovnik and Zagreb. RIT’s global campus in Croatia was the first to open doors for private higher education in this country. Rochester Institute of Technology and the Ministry of Science and Technology sign a cooperation agreement making RiT the first and only private college in Croatia granting double degrees for undergraduate programs: an American degree awarded by Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), one of the most prominent universities, and a Croatian degree from ACMT.
Rochester Institute of Technology, Croatia offers 4 Undergraduate programs in Global Business Management (Zagreb), Hospitality and Tourism Management (Dubrovnik), New Media Design (Zagreb), and Web and Mobile Computing (Dubrovnik and Zagreb). I RIT Croatia facilitates the opportunity for students to earn Master of Science degrees from Rochester Institute of Technology, at RIT Croatia’s Zagreb Campus. Students can get a Master of Science degree in Organizational Leadership and Innovation and a Master of Science degree in Information Technology and Analytics.
Rochester Institute of Technology opened a new campus in Zagreb in 2011, offering 2 Undergraduate programs of study, Information Technology and International Business.
RiT`s 4-year International Business Undergraduate program meets high international standards of education and is accredited by a prestigious accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education as well as AACSB International, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Together with Apcom Croatia, an authorized Apple distributor for the Republic of Croatia, RiT opens Apple iMac computer labs and an Apple regional training center on its Zagreb campus, the largest in the region.
Educational Programs | Level of Education | Medium of Instruction | Term of Study |
New Media Design | Undergraduate | English | B.D. – 4 years |
Global Business Management | Undergraduate | English | B.D. – 4 years |
Hospitality and Tourism Management | Undergraduate | English | B.D. – 4 years |
Web and Mobile Computing | Undergraduate | English | B.D. – 4 years |
Information Technology and Analytics | Graduate | English | M.D. – 1,5 years |
Organizational Leadership and Innovation | Graduate | English | M.D. – 3 years |
RIT Croatia has an overall 92 percent outcomes rate. Students gain experience early and often, apply their learning in meaningful ways, contribute to real-world problems, and build noteworthy resumes. Industry partnerships provide unmatched opportunities for influential, innovative companies worldwide. With over 3,000 RIT Croatia alumni working around the globe, students will benefit from a network of professionals ready to advise and support their career aspirations. Here is the list of Industry Partners of Rochester Institute of Technology in Croatia:
- 404 agency;
- Addiko Bank;
- Adecco Croatia;
- Adriatic Luxury Hotels;
- Aleksander Hughes;
- Async Labs;
- ATRON Electronics;
- Barrage;
- British American Tobacco;
- Cinnamon Agency;
- CircuitMess;
- Coca Cola Croatia;
- Coding Giants;
- Colliers Advisory;
- Convergent Media Group;
- DayDreamers;
- Enum Software;
- Event Lab;
- EZ Booker;
- Falkensteiner Hotels and Resorts;
- Fermai Heritage Hotel;
- Good Game Global;
- Hard Rock Cafe Dubrovnik;
- Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik;
- HR Cloud;
- IBM Slovakia;
- L’Oréal;
- Mount Juliet Estate;
- Nestlé Adriatic;
- Philip Morris International;
- Porto Montenegro;
- Q Agency;
- Speck Agency;
- SSI Schafer;
- Walt Disney Company;
- UNQ Club;
- Verso Altima Group;
- VS Office;
- Wine&More.
Accommodation
RiT Croatia provides its students with the opportunity to live in a renovated student dormitory. It is conveniently located a 7-minute public transportation ride or a 25-minute walk to campus. Restaurants, cafes, and other areas of interest are also nearby. Students stay in shared dormitory rooms (two students per room) and are placed with other students participating in the program. Each room has two beds, a workstation with shelves for each student, a wardrobe space, a mini-refrigerator, and a bathroom. Bedding and towels are provided, and paid laundry facilities are on site. The dorm building and floors are co-ed. Rooms can be single or mixed-gender. Gender-inclusive rooms are available. Students can request their preferences in their housing application.
Each floor of the dorm has a shared kitchen and study space, Wi-Fi, a Fitness Center, and a student restaurant on site. A meal plan is included in the program and includes lunch and dinner daily in the main dorm restaurant. The restaurant offers daily main dish specials, a salad bar, a soup station, beverages, and desserts. A grocery store is situated a short walk from the Student’s Dormitory, and international students can visit nearby cafes and restaurants.
About the City of Zagreb
Zagreb, the capital and largest city of Croatia is a captivating blend of history, culture, and modernity. Nestled between the southern slopes of Medvednica Mountain and the northern bank of the Sava River, Zagreb is a city with a rich heritage and a vibrant contemporary atmosphere. Zagreb is a city that wears its cultural heritage proudly. The old town of Gradec, with its old and wonderful streets and historic buildings, transports visitors back in time. The city’s landmarks, museums, and vibrant arts scene reflect the depth of its cultural roots.
Zagreb’s lifestyle is characterized by a relaxed pace, friendly locals, and a strong cultural scene. The city’s cafes, known as “kafići,” are integral to the lifestyle, providing spaces for socializing, people-watching, and enjoying a cup of coffee. The local cuisine reflects a blend of influences, with traditional Croatian dishes complemented by international flavors. Street food, hearty stews, and seafood are all part of Zagreb’s culinary offerings. Don’t miss trying traditional specialties like “Å¡trukli” (cheese pastry) and “zagrebaÄki odrezak” (Zagreb steak).
Zagreb is a city that values greenery and outdoor spaces. Parks like Maksimir and Bundek offer a respite from urban life, providing opportunities for walks, picnics, and recreational activities. The city hosts a variety of festivals and events throughout the year. The Advent in Zagreb, a winter festival, is particularly renowned for its festive atmosphere, Christmas markets, and cultural activities. Zagreb’s cultural heritage is deeply rooted in its architecture, traditions, and the arts. The city boasts a plethora of museums, galleries, and theaters that showcase Croatia’s rich cultural tapestry.
Zagreb has got numerous sightseeing which are worth seeing. Here an examples of them:Â
- Ban JelaÄić Square;
- LotrÅ¡Äak Tower;
- Zagreb’s Funicular;
- Jarun Lake;
- Museum of Broken Relationships;
- Medvednica Mountain.
Zagreb, the capital and largest city of Croatia, is a vibrant and historic metropolis that beautifully blends its rich cultural heritage with modern urban life. Zagreb’s modern lifestyle is characterized by a dynamic urban scene, a thriving arts community, and a rich culinary landscape. The city embraces a cafe culture where residents, visitors, and international students can enjoy leisurely moments in its numerous cafes and bistros, relax after hard work or study, and a popular destination for socializing and enjoying the city’s atmosphere.