How can you study as a degree-seeking student (full-time studies)?
Studying at our faculty is possible as a full-time (degree-seeking) student. Starting from the 2027/2028 academic year, FEBT offers its first full-time study programmes delivered entirely in English — covering the full academic cycle from undergraduate to doctoral level, and designed to bring an international, English-speaking academic environment to the study of business and economics in Split.
More information about each programme, including admission requirements, can be found below.
Full-time programmes delivered in English
FEBT offers three full-time study programmes delivered entirely in English, one at each level of the Bologna system — undergraduate, graduate and doctoral. All three are taught on campus at the Faculty of Economics, Business and Tourism in Split, combine lectures with seminars, case studies, workshops and applied project work, and are fully aligned with the Croatian Qualifications Framework (CROQF) and the European Qualifications Framework (EQF).
Undergraduate university study programme — BSc in Business Studies
A three-year Bachelor's programme covering the core fields of business and economics — economics, management, accounting, finance, marketing and business law — alongside strong digital, data-analytics and entrepreneurship components. It is FEBT's first Bachelor's programme delivered fully in English, and includes an optional internship and a final project connecting academic learning with professional practice.
The programme lasts 3 years (180 ECTS credits, 60 per year). Upon completion, students are awarded a diploma confirming completion of studies and the academic title University Bachelor of Economics (univ. bacc. oec.).
Admission requires a recognised secondary school diploma, a valid B2-level English language certificate, and a compulsory motivational interview conducted in English.
Graduate university study programme — Master in Management
A two-year graduate programme preparing students for advanced managerial, analytical and strategic roles in business, public institutions and international organisations. Teaching combines lectures, problem-based learning, case analyses, simulations and guest lectures from industry professionals, with second-year electives allowing students to specialise in areas such as applied economics, public policy, digital business or entrepreneurial strategy. The programme concludes with the preparation and defence of a Master's thesis.
The programme lasts 2 years (120 ECTS credits, 60 per year). Upon completion, students are awarded a diploma confirming completion of studies and the academic title University Master of Economics (univ. mag. oec.).
Admission requires a relevant Bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) in Business, Economics, Tourism or a closely related field; applicants with unrelated or professional Bachelor's degrees must complete bridging courses first, and foreign diplomas require nostrification.
Doctoral study programme — Applied Economics and Business
A newly designed three-year doctoral programme built around a personalised approach, offering students tailored reading lists and academic freedom in their research. The curriculum combines methodological coursework, doctoral seminars and skill-development activities with an independent research component that grows each year, leading to the preparation and defence of a doctoral dissertation.
The programme lasts 3 years (180 ECTS credits, 60 per year), planned to commence in the 2027/2028 academic year, with an admissions quota of 12 places. Upon completion, students are awarded the academic degree Doctor of Science in the field of Social Sciences (PhD, Socio.).