On March 22, 2024, in the crowded basement of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split, a “meet the author” event was held with the distinguished Portuguese writer Valter Hugo Mãe. The award-winning Portuguese author received the prestigious José Saramago Literary Prize in 2007, presented to him by Saramago himself, who called his writing a real “literary tsunami”.

On March 20, the Deputy Head of Mission of the Irish Embassy in Croatia, Frances O'Donovan, who recently took over this position from her predecessor, visited the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. At the meeting in the Dean's Office were the Vice Dean for Science and International Cooperation, Assistant Professor Nikša Varezić, Ph.D.; Head of Doctoral Studies, Associate Professor Antonela Marić, Ph.D., and Head of the Department of English Language and Literature, Assistant Professor Ivana Petrović, Ph.D.. At the meeting, the mutual desire to continue cooperation was expressed, which in the previous period resulted in a series of cultural events that took place at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split, and new forms of cooperation were agreed upon.  

Career Planning and Development Center at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split organized Career Days on March 19 and 20, 2024.

The Ambassador of Portugal Maria Paula Vieira Ferreira Leal da Silva, accompanied by colleagues from the Portuguese Embassy, participated in the inaugural visit to the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split. Their host was the Dean, Full Professor, Ina Reić Ercegovac, Ph.D., along with the Vice Dean for Science and International cooperation, Assistant Professor Nikša Varezić, Ph.D.; Head of Doctoral Studies, Associate Professor Antonela Marić, Ph.D. and the Head of the Center for Croatian Studies Abroad, Associate Professor Jagoda Granić, Ph.D.. The Dean extended a warm welcome and emphasized the potential of bilateral cooperation, through numerous aspects of education, culture, etc.. One of the activities that is a pledge of the development of cooperation is a literary meeting with the writer Valter Hugo Mãe, which is to be organized on Friday, March 22, 2024. at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, and in which the Ambassador herself is to participate.   

  The Croatian Philosophical Society and the Department of Philosophy of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Split cordially invite you to the XVIII Mediterranean Roots of Philosophy - Mediterranean Humanism: On the 500th Anniversary of the Death of Marko Marulić. The conference part of the symposium takes place on the 11th and 12th of April.  

Dear high school students, especially seniors, we invite you to attend the Presentation of University of Split, which will take place as part of the Christmas celebration on Campus, in the period from 04th - 08th December 2023. Location: square in front of the Faculty of Science The presentation of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Science will be organized on December 8th at 18:00. Choose on Campus and study in Split!

"The Age of Migration" is the title of a day-long conference for history teachers in elementary and secondary schools from the four Dalmatian counties, which took place June 29th at our Faculty. The annual meeting was organized by the state Education and Teacher Training Agency, and our Faculty Department of History. Fotografije .

An international conference titled  Spaces for Change in Literature, Hi/story, and the Cultural Imagination: Korea, the Mediterranean, and Other Europes (co-organized by the Center for Comparative and Korean Studies and Hankuk University in Seoul) was officially opened on June 26. The esteemed guests and conference participants were greeted by professor Gloria Vickov, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split, Mr. Ivica Puljak, Mayor of the City of Split, Mr. Damir Primorac, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Korea, on behalf of Ambassador Hong Sungwook, Professor Kangsok Cho (Yonsei University), Professor Haksung Lim (Ihna University), and professor Boris Škvorc, head of the Center for Cross-cultural and Korean Studies. The conference took place over the course of two days, with numerous presentations and book promotions.  Photo gallery available at the following link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1143d13PmuISvSkL3zn5fXDbYPhc5B93x?usp=sharing The presentation schedule and summary booklet are available at the following link: https://crosscultural-korean.ffst.hr/index.php/2023/04/16/spaces-for-change/

On June 3, 2023, a group of teacher education students took part in a field class, as part of the course Extracurricular teaching in education for sustainable development. Assoc. prof Vesna Kostović-Vranješ headed the field class, which was organized by Tomislav Nikolić, secretary of the Mosor Observatory Association, and realized by prof. Bože Ujević, head master of the Kamen-Šine Elementary School. While visiting the Žrnovnica river spring, prof. Ujević gave a lecture on the importance of fresh water, and the animal and plant world at the Žrnovnica spring. During the visit to the Church of St. George, the Church of St. Cyprian in the village of Gata,  and the Church of St. Clement in Sitno Gornje, the students learned about the history of the ancient Poljica Republic, a self-governed rural community, and it Statute, Glagolitic priests, cultural significance of the churches, and other peculiarities of this immensely important rural commune. The lesson ended with a visit to the Mosor observatory, where Zoran Knez, astronomer-animator, organized a tour of the surroundings with panoramic binoculars for the students.

Public presentation of Ivana Odža's book on women of the Dalmatian hinterland in oral literature and traditional culture, was presented to the public on May 31, 2023. Along with the author, the importance of this book was also discussed by Tea Tereza Vidović-Schreiber, and Nikola Sunara. The Solin folk singers ensemble, and Nevenka and Nera Odža (with traditional ojkavica songs) took part in the artistic part of the program.

This public lecture is aimed at presenting the swimming challenge and its two aspects - mental health protection (with an emphasis on the benefits of swimming in open and cold waters) and environmental protection (with an emphasis on creating conditions for the return of the Mediterranean monk seal to the Adriatic). Lecture topics: - the psychological benefits of outdoor (and cold) swimming (Darko Hren) - the experience of swimming in the world's most demanding channels (Dina Levačić) - Mediterranean monk seal (Biom Association). The lectures will take placeThursday, June 1, 2023, from 18:00 to 19:00 in the Faculty large open hall.

Return to the roots - is a name for four different lectures delivered on May 29th, on the topic of second and third generation Croats in Latin America. The lectures were organized by the Faculty Center for Local History and Genealogy, and the Croatian Academic Union (HAZ). After the introductory presentation by assoc. prof. Marko Rimac, head of the Center for the local history and geneology, lectures on the life of second and third generation of Croats in Latin America were delivered by Martina Patino Loza and Vannia Llanca Arzic,  students of Croatian language and literature ot our Faculty Center for Croatian Studies Abroad, and long-time members of the Mladost folklore association in Antofagasta, Chile. Petar Mikelić, vice-president of the HAZ Association, gave a lecture on amateur genealogy and family history research, and Zvonimir Jurun, head of the "Jedinstvo" folklore ensemble, gave a lecture on the Salonsko kolo dance, preserved by the efforts of the Croatian emigrants.

On May 26th 2023 our Faculty hosted six local klapa (a cappella vocal) ensembles, at our first ever evening of klapa songs. This musical finale of our Friendhip in May series of events drew a large crowd and fans of beautiful songs delivered by experienced and nuanced singers.   The first klapa evening at our Faculty featured three men's ensembles (Delmati, Mriža, and Okruk) two women's ensembles (Filip Dević, and Mirabella), and one mixed ensemble (Dežgracija from the Art Academy in Split). Foto i video galerija.

On May 26th 2023, as part of the Friendship in May series of events, our Faculty was visited by Željana Zovko, representative of the Republic of Croatia in the European Parliament. Ms. Zovko, who has many years of experience in foreign affairs and diplomacy, delivered a lecture on the subject of Women in leadership positions: experiences from foreign policy and diplomacy. Željana Zovko became a member of the European Parliament in 2016. In the European Parliament, Zovko is the vice-president of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and acts as the deputy coordinator for foreign affairs of the EPP. She is also a member of the Committee on Culture and Education and the Subcommittee on Security and Defense. She is a member of the Working Groups for the Western Balkans and for external financial instruments, as well as a member of the Delegation for relations with Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo, the Delegation for relations with the United States of America and the Delegation for relations with the European-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly (EuroLat). Before entering the European Parliament, Zovko had a rich diplomatic career. She was ambassador to France, Spain and Italy and non-resident ambassador to Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Monaco, Andorra and Malta. At the time, she was also a permanent representative at UNESCO, WTO, IFAD, FAO and WFP. Zovko holds a BA in French language and literature from the University of North London. FOTOALBUM  

The fourth European Mental Health Week took place this year, in the period from May 22 to 28. The aim of this mental health awareness week, initiated by the organization Mental Health Europe, is to stress the importance of mental health in the everyday life of each individual and the wider community. This year's theme is "Mentally healthy communities". Mental health is part of our overall health. According to the definition of the World Health Organization, mental health is a state of well-being in which an individual realizes his or her full potential, and can cope with normal stressful life situations, work productively and contribute to his or her community. Mental health is universal and necessary for the empowerment and progress of any community. The goal of this year's Week is to raise awareness and understanding of mental health in the local community, school, workplace or home. In order to build mentally healthy communities, we need mental health education and promotion. The Center marks the European Mental Health Week with the presentation of appropriate posters in the premises of our Faculty. Europski tjedan mentalnog zdravlja1.pdf Europski tjedan mentalnog zdravlja2.pdf

A collection of stories for children, authored by Branimir Mendeš and Tea-Tereza Vidović Schreiber, was presented to the public on May 25th at our Faculty, as part of Friendship in May. The children's stories collection titled Stories that would not sleep was presented by assoc. prof.  Jadranka Nemeth-Jajić, and Vesna Katić, senior lecturer. Students Karmela Bjažević, Laura Dudan, and Rafaela Mari Schreiber, as well as the Mendulica Children's Choir from Vranjic, took part in the artistic presentation.  Fotogalerija

A staged reading of Davor Špišić's award-winning drama text "Žena himna" took place at our Faculty on May 24, 2023, as part of Friendship in May. Špišić won first prize at the "Marin Držić 2022 Drama Award" with this text, and this staged reading was first performed as part of the "Marulićevi dani 2023" festival.  This staged reading featured fourth-year acting students at the Academy of Arts in Split: Petra Krolo,  Mihael Elijaš, Danica Katunarić, Mia Bujan and Mate Tavrić. Their mentors were associate professor of art Bruna Bebić, and  Davor Pavić, art. assist. Fotogalerija

Bachelor's Commencement Ceremony took place at our Faculty on May 20, 2023. The ceremony was organized for our students who had completed their undergraduate studies in 2022. Our 145 new Bachelor graduates were joined by their parents, relatives, friends, professors and other students. Fotogalerija

Public presentation of the publication titled A Vignette for the Homeland - in Memory of Josip Pupačić , took place May 23rd, as part of Friendship in May. The publication was presented by its editors Ivana Odža and Tea-Tereza Vidović Schreiber, as well as professor Ivica Šušić, and assistant professor Luciana Armanda Šundov, Ph.D. The event was moderated by Sanja Balić. Fotogalerija.

On May 23 at 2:00 p.m., a round table titled Critical Thinking for Nature and Society took place at our Faculty. The round table was part of the Friendship in May events, and it was organized by the Center for Integrative Bioethics (Bruno Ćurko, PhD. and Josip Guć, PhD.). The moderator of the round table was Anita Lunic, PhD.

On May 23rd, our Teacher Education students took part in the resuscitation training day, which was organized by our Faculty Center for Transdisciplinary Research and Promotion of the Culture of Health, in collaboration with the Split Clinical Hospital Firule. Training was headed by Dr. Julije Meštrović, Dr. Ivan Brdar, and Dr. Tatjana Ćatipović, and professor Mila Bulić, PhD, on behalf of the Center for Transdisciplinary Research and Promotion of the Culture of Health.  https://www.kbsplit.hr/novosti/detalj/suradnja-kbc-a-split-i-filozofskog-fakulteta-edukacija-studenata-o-ozivljavanju Fotogalerija

On May 22, 2023 Dr. Željana Vegar delivered a lecture on the importance of healthy nutrition, pointing out that health is a state of complete physical, psychological and social well-being, not just the absence of disease. Our students could also hear about different types of health: physical, mental, spiritual and social health. The special emphasis of the lecture was on healthy food and nutrition.  This lecture was part of the Friendship in May  series of events.

On Monday, May 22, professor emeritus Mladen Machiedo from the University of Zadar delivered a lecture (in Italian) entitled Between Criticism and Translation .

Gender equality promotion day took place May 19 (Friday) 2023 at our Faculty, as part of the Friendship in May series of events. The gender equality program consisted of the following lectures/discussions: 11:00 "Do women receive less academic credit than men?" by Nina Vitlov, University Department of Forensic Sciences 11:30 "How to deal with prejudices in business circles?",by  Paula Marasović, Liberato association 12:00 "Continuing the dialogue: inter-institutional cooperation of students", by Lea Fabijan, Antonia Mihovilović, Art History students  12:30-13:30 Panel discussion: "The future of women in science" Panel discussion participants were the following: Ana Marušić, Faculty of Medicine; Leandra Vranješ Markić, Faculty of Science and Mathematics, Natalija Dunić, Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, Nediljka Vukojević Medvidović. Moderator of the event was Antonela Marić, vice dean for research and international cooperation

Presentation of examples of good pedagogical practice, fostering development of friendly, compassionate and cooperative behaviors, as well as socio-emotional competencies in children of early and preschool age, took place May 18, 2023. The examples of good practice were presented by kindergarten teachers from Split (kindergardens Brnistra and Rašeljka), Solina and Klis. The presentation was organized as part of Friendship in May.

A Flea Market took place at our Faculty on May 18, 2023. The flea market was organized by the SUNCE Association, and the Transdisciplinary Center for Sustainable Development, and it was part of  Friendship in May.

Concert of the Academic Choir "Silvije Bombardelli" will take place May 19, 2023, as part of the Friendship in May series of events. The evening will also feature our Faculty students Blaž Ševo (vocalist and guitar), and Ani Kažimir, (vocals and guitar). The concert starts at 19:30.

An evening of music and poetry - appropriately named the Mediterranean Concertino - took place at our Faculty on May 17, 2023.  This event featured soloists from the Academy of Arts in Split, in the class of prof. Terezija Kusanović (piano accompaniment by Zoran Velić), and students of our Faculty (Lorena Mihaljević, Laura Jurišić and Klara Šunjić as interpreters of poetry, vocalist Emilija Milat accompanied by pianist Robert Šoda). The photo gallery is available at the following link: Fotogalerija /_news/43450/VID-20230518-WA0043.mp4 /_news/43450/VID-20230518-WA0059.mp4 /_news/43450/VID-20230518-WA0065.mp4  

Mr. Slobodan Marendić, head of the Split-Dalmatia Police Department, delivered a lecture titled Partnership for a safer everyday life , on May 18, 2023, as part of Friendship in May.

On May 17, 2023, Croatian-born German author Alida Bremer read excerpts from her novel Traume und Kulissen, in a special Lesefrühling online literary reading event, organized by the German academic exchange service (DAAD), and the Faculty's  Department of German  On May 31, 2023, Alida Bremer will visit our Faculty in person, for a Q&A session with interested students and professors. This event will take place at 13:15 in room P27.  

Literary Salon was took place at our Faculty on May 16. 2023. This literary event was organized by the Department of German Language and Literature, and was part of the Friendship in May series of events. The literary salon featured young local writers Sara Kopeczky and Luca Kozina. The discussion  was moderated by students Ivana Bošnjak and Filip Škifić, and the event was coordinated by professor Eldi Grubišić Puliselic.

Workshop on the use of IZZI digital tools for books, was organized and coordinated by associate professor Suzana Tomaš. The workshop was headed by Maša Hrvatin and Antonija Lipovac Tolić from the Profil Klet publishing house.   Fotogalerija  (T. Ljubičić)

A lecture on irregular feeding patters took place May 10, as part of Friendship in May events. The lecture was delivered by nutritionist Tea Vučković, and it was attended by students and staff. Photo gallery (T.Ljubičić)  

Students and employees of our Faculty took place in a 45-minute outdoor exercise on May 10, in front of the Faculty building. This group exercise, organized as part of  Friendship in May, was headed by   kinesiologist Ivona Kelić, from the Uni of Split Office for Sports and Student Standards. The photo gallery (authored by Tamara Ljubičić) is available at the following link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/xbnqM6H9NwxjgabVA

Screening of Anđelo Jurkas' documentary film about orphan children ( Sutra ću biti: priča o domcima ), took place Monday, May 8, as part of Friendship in May events. This documentary focuses on stories about boys from foster homes in the Republic of Croatia: their fears, aspirations, dreams... The screening was organized by the Faculty Department of Pedagogy (coordinator, associate professor Ines Blažević), and in addition to our Faculty students and employees, the screening was also attended by the representatives of the City of Split: Mrs. Nađa Mladinić, head of the Department for Demography and Civil Society Associations, and Mrs. Tihana Maglica, Head of the Department for Social Welfare and Health Care.

Public presentation of the publication titled Sacral Topography of the Island of Brač , authored by assistant prof. Vedran Barbarić, took place May 4 at 6:00 p.m.The book was presented by associate professor Ivan Basic, assistant professor Ana Torlak, and the author.

This year's edition of Friendship in May wil also take place at our Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. A series of versatile events throughout the month of May is organized in cooperation with other higher education institutions such as the University of Split Academy of Fine Arts, our Faculty Center for Research and Development of Lifelong Education - CIRCO, Faculty Alumni Association, and the SEA EU international project office, and is open to the local community and the wider public.  

On April 27th 2023 our Faculty organized a workshop on sustainability for preschool and elementary school children. The workshop was part of this year's edition of the Science Festival, and it was headed by assoc. prof. Ivana Restović, Danijela Botica, Lidija Brkan, Judita Ozretić, and Marina Ugrin.

The exhibition titled "10 words", which was installed in the Faculty basement hall on April 4, was formally closed April 27, 2023. This exhibition, which accompanies the book A History of Ireland in 100 Words (Sharon Arbuthnot, Máira Ní Mhaonaigh and Gregory Toner), was organized in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Ireland, and under the auspices of the Royal Irish Academy. At a special meeting on the occasion of the closing of the exhibition, our distinguished guest, Mrs. Aisling Kearns, Deputy Ambassador of the Republic of Ireland, met with associate professor Ina Reić Ercegovac, Faculty Vice Dean for Education, associate professor Antonela Marić, Faculty Vice Dean for Research and International Cooperation, and associate professor Brian Willems, from the Department of English Language and Literature. Mrs. Kearns delivered a short lecture to students on the etymology of Irish words, in order to foster interest in Irish language.

A lecture titled "A healthy mind in a healthy body", took place April 26 in Solin. The lecture was organized by Faculty Alumni Association.  The following experts participated in the discussion about physical activity and healthy eating habits: Vesna Ružić, principal of Kraljica Jelena Elementary School (schools and nutrition - challenges), Katarina Volarević (rules and healthy diet), Vesna Žižić, secretary of the Sport Clubs Association in the City of Solin (importance of swimming), and Sanja Ivančić (challenges of physical and health culture in generation "Z").

On April 24, 2023, guest lecturer Jack Hanrahan-Shirley, PhD student from Australia's Macquarie University, gave a lecture entitled From the Reformation to Runciman: The Historiography of the Bogomils.

Guest lecture by Mrs. Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović , the fourth president of the Republic of Croatia, took place at our Faculty on May 5th 2023  (Friday) at 11 am. The lecture titled Peace and security for a world in transition amid acute geopolitical confrontation  was delivered in English.

We often find ourselves in situations where we fail to meet our own needs. If this state lasts for a long time, we enter a long-term state of unpleasant emotions that intertwine, appear without notice and confuse us. The appearance of an unpleasant emotion (fear, frustration, boredom, sadness, shame, disappointment, anger...) is the first sign that we are not able to find a way to get what we need in the environment.The first step in controlling emotions is the moment when we recognize that we are experiencing an unpleasant emotion and that it comes from a discord arising between our desires and the reality around us.  In the workshop, you will learn more about all this, as well as about the continuation of the emotion control strategy. The workshop will take place April 27, 2023, 18:00 - 19:30 in classroom P3, and is open to students and employees of the University of Split. Due to the limited number of participants, registration is mandatory: https://forms.gle/RQB2WkigvVcQBJZZ9 The organizers of the workshop are the Faculty Student Counseling Center and the Career Management Office of the University of Split. The leader of the workshop is Marijana Petrić Maršić, expert psychologist with many years of experience in the education system. After various training (reality therapy, counseling skills, work with associative maps, mediation...) she started training in the field of cognitive-behavioral therapy, which she will soon complete. Her primary professional interest is counseling/psychotherapy work with young people and adults, and workshop training with young people.

On Monday, April 24th, guest lecturer Jack Hanrahan-Shirley from Macquarie University (Australia) delivered a lecture titled  "From the Reformation to Runciman: The Historiography of the Bogomils"

A lecture on reproductive health took place April 26th at the Faculty premises. The lecture was organized by the Center for Transdisciplinary Research and Promotion of the Culture of Health.  Indira Kosović, MD, an obstetrician gynecologist, pointed out the importance of education and awareness about sexually transmitted diseases. The lecture was organized as part of the Center's activities for the promotion of a healthy lifestyle.  LETAK_SPOLNO ZDRAVLJE.pdf PREDAVANJE pdf Plakat_spolno zdravlje.pdf

On Thursday, April 13, 2023, professor Berislav Marušić from the University of Edinburgh delivered a lecture titled "Emotional double vision". The lecture was organized by the "Berislav Žarnić" Research Centre. Professor Berislav Marušić deals with epistemology, philosophy of mind and ethics; he worked at Brandeis University in Boston, and is currently employed at the University of Edinburgh. He has published a number of works in respected international philosophical journals, and several books from the world's most respected publishers (Oxford University Press). He is a two-time winner of the Sanders Prize, one of the most prestigious awards for philosophical achievements at the world level.

Our new study programme in English,  Democracy and Resilience in Modern Society  was presented to prospective students and interested public during the Info Day which was held on April 20th, 2023.

17th edition of the conference  Mediterranean roots of philosophy - Philosophy of practice in the Mediterranean: on the occassion of the 60th anniversary of the Korčula summer school will take place April 13 and 14, in the University of Split premises in the historic city center (Poljana Kraljice Jelena 1/III). This conference is organized by the Croatian Philosophical Society and our Faculty's Department of Philosophy.

Our Faculty's Department of History announces upcoming public lectures by visiting doctoral students from Australia's Macquarie University: - Caitlyn Dunn: Links Between Burial Rites in Dalmatia and Britannia, 4th - 9th Centuries AD (April 11, 2023 at 6 p.m.) - Jack Hanrahan Shirley: From the Reformation to Runciman: The Historiography of the Bogomils (April 24, 2023 at 11:00 a.m.)

Professor Radoslav Tomić, an esteemed member of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, gave a lecture on Baroque art in the Bay of Kotor. The lecture took took place March 27, and was organized by the Association of History Students "Toma Arhiđakon, and the local branch of the Croatian Nobility Association.      

Anna Baar, an Austrian writer of Dalmatian descent, was featured at a literary evening on March 14 at the Central cafe in Split. Ms. Baar talked about her collection of stories Divan mit Schonbezug . The literary evening was part of  The Viennese Cafe series of literary events, organized by the local cultural association SpLitera. The moderator of the evening was Stjepanka Pranjković, with simultaneous and consecutive translation by Petar Bogić, 2nd year graduate student of German and English language and literature. The video of the literary evening is available at the following link: https://youtu.be/RAF7qs-KJHI.

On March 15, 2023, the Faculty Center for Transdisciplinary Promotion of Sustainable Development organized a public presentation of the SUNCE Association teaching unit, to third-year students of Teacher Education. The students learned about the opportunities to undertake their practice learning in this association, which has been our longstanding teaching unit.   Head of the Education and Information Department, Margita Radman, and associate educator Maja Golem, presented the range of activities offered by the SUNCE Association, and various ways in which students can volunteer. Fotoalbum   

Professor Ina Reić Ercegovac, PhD, was elected Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split, at the 2nd Faculty Council Session in the acad. year 2022/2023, which took place March 16, 2023. Professor Ina Reić Ercegovac, currently Vice-Dean for Academic and Student Affairs, was elected Dean for the period of the academic years 2023/2024, 2024/2025, and 2025/2026. Professor Ina Reić Ercegovac will assume the position of Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split on October 1, 2023.

In connection with the current Erasmus+ Call for student mobility for studies in the academic year 2023/2024, workshop for students of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences will be held on How to apply for Erasmus+ Mobility Grant and Why The workshop will be held (in Croatian) on Friday, March 17. at 10:00 a.m. in classroom P8. The Erasmus coordinator of the Faculty of  Humanities and Social Sciences, Tamara Ljubičić, will talk about the Call and the selection criteria, while the visiting student from Poland, Adam Lukasz Trelinski, will talk about his Erasmus experience. 

On March 15, a workshop entitled Overview of electronic resources in the social sciences and humanities was held, as part of a mini cycle of workshops entitled Scientific work and information skills, organized by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split in cooperation with the University Library in Split and the Center for Research and Development lifelong education. The participants of the workshop were given an insight into the electronic sources in the field of social sciences and humanities that are available to the Croatian academic community, with special reference to the most frequently used citation, bibliographic and full-text databases (Scopus, databases on the EBSCO and WoS portals and JSTOR, Oxford journals etc.), and the importance of choosing a database in relation to the needs of scientific work. 

Gothic Discourse in Zagorka's The Witch of Grič is the title of a public lecture to be delivered by professor Lucijana Armanda Šundov, on March 16, at 6 pm in Hall P7 of our Faculty. This lecture is organized by the Faculty Alumni Association, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of the prominent Croatian writer and journalist Marija Jurić Zagorka.

On March 2, 2023, our Faculty hosted a large-scale one-day research conference titled "The Impact of Teachers' Competencies on Students' Competencies". This conference was organized by the Center for the Research and Development of Lifelong Education, Center for Career Planning and Development, and the departments of Pedagogy and Psychology. As many as 200 participants registered for this highly important event - the majority of them were higher education teachers, high school mentors, and other Faculty associates.   Plenary lectures were held by full prof. Ivana Batarelo Kokić, Ph.D., prof. emerita Dubravka Miljković, Ph.D., full prof. Ivanka Živčić Bećirević, Ph.D., and assoc. prof. Morana Koludrović, Ph.D. The University of Split vice-rector for student affairs, prof.  Nikola Koceić Bilan, Ph.D., also addressed the present audience, on behalf of the University of Split.   

"Between public education policies and early and preschool education practice" is the name of the round table that will take place March 6, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. in the Faculty ground-level hall. The participants of the round table are experts-practitioners and researchers in the field of preschool education. The guest of the round table is prof. Ivica Puljak, Mayor of the City of Split.  

On February 28 our Faculty hosted visitig professor Mie Oba from Teachers College in Hiroshima. Professor Oba talked about the culture of peace and the Kamishibai dramatic form, and she headed an origami workshop titled "Wishes for peace". On March 1 (Wednesday) prof. Mie Oba also delivered lectures and workshops for the students of the Early and Preschool Education department.

On Tuesday, February 21, we organized our Faculty Open House and Career Expo Day. All of Faculty departments and centers were presented to the interested public/future students, and there was also a panel discussion on the topic of employment opportunities for the graduates of our Faculty.  (Panel discussion was facilitated by Renato Zdenko Jerončić, Romana Ban, Tea Gutović, Antonia Peroš and Pinija Poljaković.)

An exhibition of paintings titled "Music in Visual Art" by professor Goran Sučić was formally opened February 22, 2023, at 7 p.m. at the University of Split Art Gallery. Curator of the exhibition and presenter of the program was professor Tonći Šitin. University of Split rector, professor Dragan Ljutić, addressed the audience and opened the exhibition to the public. 

The Senate of the University of Split presented awards for the most accomplished researchers in 2022 in a public ceremony on January 30 2023. Our Faculty is proud of the accomplishment and public recognition of professor Ina Reić Ercegovac, awarded for research in the social sciences, and professor Eldi Grubišić Pulišelić, awarded for research in the field of humanities. We wish to congratulate our colleagues on their great achievement!

The sixth edition of the "Pleter" journal was presented to the public January 27 at 6:00 p.m. in the ground-level hall. The presentation ceremony was organized by the "Toma Arhiđakon" Association of History Students. The aim of this journal,  as well as the Association, is to promote Croatian historiography and popularize history and art history among the general public, especially among young people.

A public lecture titled Eating disorders - social and cultural factors , which took place January 18, 2023 in the Blatine - Škrape Elementary School, was delivered by our Faculty professor Sanja Stanić. The lecture, attended by teachers and parents of fifth grade pupils, was planned as part of community outreach activities of the Faculty Center for Transdisciplinary Research and Promotion of the Culture of Health, and in cooperation with the Blatine - Škrape Elementary School.  Eating disorders are a growing problem and can occur due to many factors. An increasing number of children are developing eating disorders, and an alarming number of very young children as well. Prof. Stanić described various types of eating disorders, emphasizing the role of social and cultural risk factors. She also discussed the results of large-scale research carried out on this topic, while highlighting the fact that this subject matter is still not addressed enough in Croatia. The teachers and parents also found out about ways to identify and prevent eating disorders.

The Faculty alumni association presents a public lecture titled "Lav, kuna i euro / The lion, the marten and the euro: from leopard's heads to the horns of satyrs". The lecture will be delivered by Mate Božić on January 17, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. in classroom P15. As a co-author of the university textbook entitled Croatian coats of arms - genesis, symbolism, history (2021, Stjepan Ćosić and Mate Božić), which explains the origin, use and symbolism of a number of Croatian national coats of arms in a wide thematic and temporal range (from the middle of the 13th to end of the 17th century), the lecturer will explain the origin, symbolism and use of five heraldic signs (the so-called "oldest coat of arms of Croatia", Dubrovnik, Dalmatia, Istria and Slavonia) from the stylized crown of the coat of arms of the Republic of Croatia. The lecture will also reflect on the use of animals (lion and marten) portrayed on money in Croatia in the period from the Middle Ages until the present day.

Memorial service for our beloved professor emeritus Ivan Mimica took place January 18, 2023, at 12.00, in the ground-level hall.  Professor Ivan Mimica was born in a small fisherman village of Mimice near Omiš in 1931. He spent his professional career as a prominent philologist and educator, passing on his extensive knowledge in methodology to countless generations of students. Prof. Mimica's impressive academic career was briefly addressed by his friends and colleagues: Faculty dean Gloria Vickov, professors emeriti Joško Božanić and Josip Milat, and deputy head of the Department of Croatian Language and Literature, Lucijana Armanda Šundov.  

In the framework of our ADVENT programme, two books by our Assistant Professor, Branimir Mendeš, Ph D as the author/editor were promoted yesterday at the Faculty: - "Prema suvremenom vrtiću - Pedagoška kretanja i promjene u sustavu ranog i predškolskog odgoja u Hrvatskoj" (Ed. Hrvatska sveučilišna naklada, Zagreb) on modern kindergarten and current trends in early and pre-school education, - "Programske orijentacije ranog i predškolskog odgoja u Hrvatskoj" (Ed. Novi redak, Zagreb) on programme directions in early and pre-school education. The promotion was organized by our Department of Early and Pre-School Education. Photos

Is everyone having a happy holiday season? This was the theme of the round table and panel discussion which took place at the Faculty yesterday. The event was organized by the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research, Department of Psychology and Department of Early and Pre-School Education as part of our ADVENT programme. Photos

An Online Talk Show in German took place yesterday with Ivan Barišić from the Humboldt University as special guest and professors (Assistant professor Mirella Müller, Ph D, Associate professor Mirjana Matea Kovač, PhD, lector Silvija Ugrina) and students of our Department of German Language and Literature as participants. The event was moderated by our students Stipe Balajić and Gabrijela Knežević. Photos (by M. Müller, G. Knežević and S. Balajić)

The new issue of the students’ magazine The Humanist was presented at the Faculty on December 13th. Photos

Presentation of the book ŽIVA FIZIKA (Physics Secrets for Life Coaching) by Dr. Zdeslav Hrepić took place on Monday, December 5. The book was presented by Josip Milat, Marija Gaurina, and Manuela Ujević Vukić. Photos  

A lecture on visual communication design practices in museums was organized by our Faculty' Department of Art History. The lecturers were assoc. prof. Vedran Kasap from the Zagreb Faculty of Architecture, and Ozana Ursić, mag. art., from Clinic studio. The lecture was part of our Faculty Festive December program  Fotoalbum 

On Wednesday, November 30th, our students organized and took part in a quiz night and fund raiser. The event was part of the Faculty's Festive December program. Photographs from the event are available at the photo gallery: Fotogalerija

Our Faculty's festive program for the month of December includes a variety of events, catered for our staff and students, as well as the wider public. The detailed program (which includes lectures on various topics, quizzes for the students, book presentations, international exhibits, workshops for Christmas decorations, movie nights, and a concert by the University of Split choir) can be found at the following link: /_news/38687/ADVENT NA FILOZOFSKOM_2022_PLAKAT_program_final.pdf

The opening of the international exhibition Po(r)uke Transarta / Messages of Transart will take place December 5 at 7:00 p.m., in the exhibition hall of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split. The exhibition is organized as part of the program Advent at the Faculty. More information is available at the following link: /_news/39304/bresan advent.pdf

The exhibition titled Ivan Meštrović (1883–1962). Sculptor and Citizen of the World  opens on Wednesday, November 23, 2022. The exhibition was organized by the Ivan Meštrović Museums and the Prague City Gallery, and it was authored and curated by Barbara Vujanović, PhD, and Sandra Baborovská, PhD. At the invitation of the organizers, the opening of the exhibition was also attended by our Faculty's associate professor Dalibor Prančević, PhD, from the Department of Art History. Prof. Prančević is one of the contributors for the exhibition catalogue published in Czech and English the paper titled "The Art of Ivan Meštrović. Establishing a New Tradition". More info is available at: https://www.ghmp.cz/en/exhibitions/ivan-mestrovic/

What is the best activity during the cold Advent season? A movie night with tea and Christmas cookies! A screening of a German Christmas film will take place at our Faculty on December 19, 2022 at 6 p.m. The event is exclusively for students of the faculty. Students can register via the following link or QR code: https://forms.gle/SzdxMb4N3V1VuVN8A

On Saturday, November 12, the Faculty student council organized a mountaneering trip to Svilaja. Many Faculty students joined this trip and enjoyed the natural beauty of the Svilaja mountain. Fotogalerija

On November 16, 2022 our Faculty commemorated the 31st anniversary of the fall of the city of Vukovar , with a a public lecture titled "Defense and Occupation of Vukovar" by prof. Andrijana Perković Paloš, followed by the screening of Darko Dovranić's film "The Hero of Vukovar - Blago Zadro".  After the screening, there was a candlelight procession from the Faculty building to the mural on Vukovarska Street, where ta memorial service for Croatian veterans and civilians who died in Vukovar took place.  Photos

Blaženka Miše from the Faculty's Department of Art History and the Department of Pedagogy (mentor Dalibor Prančević), and Mihael Frančić from the Art Academy's Department of Painting (mentors Viktor Popović and Neli Ružić) are winners of this year's 5th edition of the national competition A4, organized by the Museum of Fine Art in Split. This competition is open to graduate students of art academies and art history students. Mihael Frančić's exhibition Ennui , curated by Blaženka Miše, was officially opened at the Museum of Fine Art in Split on Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 8 p.m.  

On Saturday, November 12, 2022, students of the part time Master program in Early and Preschool Education participated in a field course, as part of the curriculum of Early and Preschool Education for Sustainable Development. The field course was coordinated by professor Vesna Kostović-Vranješ, and headed by Bože Ujević, principal of the Kamen-Šine elementary school, and Tomislav Nikolić, director of the School in Nature program at the Zvjezdano selo Mosor astronomical observatory. The field course was covered in the local media: https://www.dalmacijadanas.hr/studentice-filozofskog-fakulteta-u-zvjezdanom-selu-mosor/ https://dalmatinskiportal.hr/zivot/fotogalerija-studentice-filozofskog-fakulteta-u-zvjezdanom-selu-mosor/150970

The official opening of Eric del Castillo's exhibition titled The Voice of Silence took place Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at noon, at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split. The exhibition aims to open up discussion about violence which takes place but is mainly ignored,  the result of which is its social acceptance and normalization. This exhibition is part of the larger project "Reper", initiated and coordinated by our Faculty associate professor and art historian Dalibor Prancevic.  Faculty Dean Gloria Vickov and Vice Dean Antonela Marić addressed the audience and formally opened the exhibition. President of the Association of Fine Artists Vice Tomasović, curator Dalibor Prančević, and author Eric del Castillo talked about the significance of the exhibition. The exhibition was realized with the help of the City of Split, the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia, and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split, in cooperation with the Croatian Association of Fine Artists Split. 

Our Faculty representatives took part in the Dubrovnik EXPO '22. This event was attended by 3,300 young people from 48 schools in Croatia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. More than 28 exhibitors from the education sector presented their programs, along with leading enterpreneurs and other European initiatives related to education. Our representatives promoted the study programs available at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split, to young people from the region.

Students from the Department of Early and Preschool Education, and the Department of Sociology participated in a volunteer-based project in Krka National Park. Students were selected as part of the Faculty insitututional project titled Developing Natural Science and Environmental Literacy of Students of the Teacher Training Program at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split. The said Krka NP project was part of a larger project The Unexplored Krka : hidden treasures of the upper and middle parts of the Krka River . The students were housed in the educational and reception complex, the so-called Eco-campus in Puljani, 16-25 of October. Our Faculty students were educated on the local natural environment as well as the cultural and historical sites of Krka National Park.  In addition, they also improved their natural science and ecological literacy,  developed empathy for nature, as well as its protection through the principle of indigeneity. During their stay, the students not only got to know the natural and archeologically significant localities of Krka National Park, but also actively participated, exchanged and gained new experiences and knowledge in a modern and interactive way. Last but not least, they learned the importance of extracurricular, field classes, which serve to connect the classroom and practical life, and are foundational elements of contemporary education. They rounded off their ten-day experience by creating educational workshop for students of the 3rd and 4th grades of elementary school.  

A presentation and practical workshop on the use of the IZZI platform and various tools for creating and publishing digital educational materials took place at our Faculty 3 November 2022. The workshop was taught by: Zvonimir Stanić, Executive director of the sector of development, education and modernization of education;  Gordana Benat, Head of the education department;  Maša Hrvatin, project manager;  and Antonija Lipovac Tolić, Head of customer services. The guests were greeted by vice dean Antonela Marić, on behalf of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, while Suzana Tomas coordinated the workshop on behalf of the Faculty. The participants received interesting and useful information about the IZZI digital educational platform, designed by Croatian IT professionals, and labeled as an original Croatian product. Most important parts of the platform were explained at the workshop, as well as the use of the IZZI tools for creating educational materials in printed and digital format,  examples of digital environment design (digital classrooms) and the most successful examples of digital educational content used in primary and secondary school classes. UPISI     03.11.2022 ODRŽANA PREZENTACIJA I PRAKTIČNA RADIONICA IZZI ALATA ZA KREIRANJE I OBJAVU DIGITALNIH OBRAZOVNIH MATERIJALA Na Filozofskom fakultetu održana je danas prezentacija i praktična radionica uporabe IZZI alata za izradu i objavu digitalnih obrazovnih materijala. Radionicu su održali: Zvonimir Stanić, Izvršni direktor sektora razvoja, edukacije i modernizacije obrazovanja Gordana Benat, Voditeljica odjela edukacije Maša Hrvatin, Voditeljica projekata i Antonija Lipovac Tolić, Voditeljica ključnih kupaca. Goste je u ime Filozofskog fakulteta pozdravila prodekanica izv. dr. sc. Antonela Marić, a koordinatorica radionice u ime Fiozofskog fakulteta u Splitu bila je doc dr.sc. Suzana Tomaš.  Sudionici su dobili zanimljive i korisne informacije o IZZI digitalnoj obrazovnoj platformi koju su izradili hrvatski stručnjaci i koja s ponosom nosi oznaku IZVORNO HRVATSKO. Na radionici su prezentirani najznačajniji dijelovi platforme,  IZZI alati za izradu obrazovnih materijala u tiskanom i digitalnom formatu kao i  primjeri dizajna digitalnog okruženja (digitalnih učionica) te  najuspješniji primjeri  digitalnih obrazovnih sadržaja koji se koriste u nastavi osnovnih i srednjih škola. Fotoalbum 

At the creative writing competition organized by the Italian Cultural Institute in Zagreb, our students from the Department of Italian Language and Literature were awarded second and third place, in the following manner: Traccia A "Pier Paolo Pasolini e i giovani - dialogo immaginario" 3° Natalia Vranješ Traccia B: "Lo studente allo specchio: l'avventura dell'apprendimento dell'italiano degli studenti raccontata dagli studenti" 2° Dora Božidar and Andrea Krstulović More detailed info about the competition is available at the following site: https://iiczagabria.esteri.it/iic_zagabria/it/gli_eventi/calendario/2022/10/premiazione-dei-vincitori-del-concorso.html

For the first time at our Faculty we are opening a club for the students that is led by the students. The club in question is focused on expressing your creativity through writing. Anyone who is interested can apply. We welcome everyone regardless of which department you may be in. The club will mainly focus on promoting creativity and self expression through writing shorter or longer texts on a shared broader topic (happiness for example).You can write in any language you prefer, be it Croatian, English or any other, but Croatian and English would work best if we are to read and talk about each other's work. It is our primary goal to free the creative spirit of our fellow colleagues and secondarily if some of you are willing to send their works to be published in the magazine called The Split Mind we are more than willing to help. The club has no set time for gatherings as of yet, we hope to arrange a time that will work for all of the applicants which is why it is important to send expressions of interest to the following e-mail:  rdomazetloso@ffst.hr There is no membership fee nor are you obligated to come to every gathering. This is an informal student club that exists only to enrich the possibilities of our faculty and to hopefully inspire further independent student activities.    

Students and professors of preschool education and social work studies at the G.A.L.B. GmbH in Berlin visited our Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences on October 10th. They were greeted by prof. Antonela Marić, vice-dean for research and international cooperation, on behalf of the Faculty management and the Faculty Dean. Our guests from Berlin also met their fellow students from the Department of Early and Preschool Education, talked with them and attended classes in an inclusive classroom, moderated by professors Branimir Mendeš, Ivana Visković and Toni Maglica. The meeting concluded with plans to formalize a collaboration agreement between our institutions, and to start an international teaching base in Berlin, so that our Faculty students could realize mobility for academic reasons and professional practice. Gallery: https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNH_gqJFBHLeS7yoeBAVwqHNiOpauSlVDN4xsIW7zcMKH9H5znXvCIf85EiazbZpg?key=REpJd0dITGstV19rdDlDOUlCMnkwSmFHM0pMZ1Vn  

The Faculty’s annual, award-giving ceremony and public recognition of excellency in research, teaching and professional work, took place on Wednesday, September 28 th , as the formal session of the Faculty Council. The formal session was presided over by the Faculty dean Gloria Vickov, and vice deans Antonela Marić, Ina Reić-Ercegovac and Vedran Barbarić. The ceremony was attended by the University of Split rector, Dragan Ljutić, University vice-rectors Đurđica Miletić, Goran Kardum, and Željko Radić, as well as many other professors emeriti, employees, students and other guests.

The 8th inter-county expert gathering of history teachers in the counties of Zadar, Šibenik-Knin, Split-Dalmatia and Dubrovnik-Neretva, took place on Friday, June 30, 2022, at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split.  From ancient tyrannies to contemporary totalitarianisms  - was the official title of this one-day symposium, co-organized by the Education and Teacher Training Agency (Zagreb) and the Faculty's Department of History. Program Photo gallery

The promotion of the monograph  Croatian-Italian Philological Studies  in honor of Professor Emerita Ljerka Šimunković will take place on the ground floor of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, on June 30, 2022 (Thursday) at 6:30 p.m. The presenters include full professor Nedjeljka Balić-Nižić, full prof, professor emeritus Joško Božanić, and editors associate professors Maja Bezić and Snježana Bralić.

The First Grammar School, in collaboration with  the Mediterranean Film Festival's  Kino Mediteran project ,  will present the public screening of the School's first motion picture film, adaptation of Shakespeare’s  A Midsummer Night’s Dream . With high school students in lead roles, the premiere of  A Midsummer Night's Dream  will take place at the Bačvice Open-Air Cinema on Monday, June 27th, starting at 9:30 p.m.

On June 18, 2022, two promotions took place for university Masters who completed their graduate studies at our Faculty in 2021. 196 Masters were promoted in a festive atmosphere in front of parents, relatives and friends. Teachers and students of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences also attended the graduation ceremony. Congratulations to the Masters! Photo gallery

The exhibition " Ante Mandarić - spaces of artistic search " will open Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 8 pm, at the  Emanuel Vidović Gallery  on Poljana Kraljice Jelene 4 in Split.  The exhibition, open to visitors from June 21 to August 21, 2022, is produced by the Split City Museum (with Ms. Branka Brekalo as its acting director), and authored by Dalibor Prančević, associate professor at the Faculty's Department of Art History, and curated by Nela Žižić, SCM advisor .  Ante Mandarić was born in Knin in 1948. His artistic sensibilities were formed at the School of Applied Arts, Department of Sculpture. He became active as an artist in the local circles in 1977: after participating in a number of group exhibitions, in 1979 he organized his first solo exhibition at the HDLUS Gallery, or Salon "Galić". "From then until the end of his life, in 2016, he remained an active protagonist of the city's artistic life, intriguing the audience with frequent changes in his own artistic mood and expression. His style ranged from the existentialist dark phase of saturated paintings, to drawings with luminous layers and lazure applications of watercolor paints, as well as constructively painted compositions. There is also a separate chapter on the sculptural work of Ante Mandarić; his works vary in their morphology from the synthetic volumes of female nudes, through the extremely intimate and miniature heads of known and unknown artists of Mandarić's day, to the unusual facial constructions of an undeniably important colored layer. ”(Dr Dalibor Prančević)  The author of the exhibition Dalibor Prančević chose 88 paintings, drawings and sculptures for this first posthumous exhibition of Ante Mandarić, to present the artist's oeuvre from 1977 to 2007. The exhibition is not based on a precise chronological sequence, but "on the meeting and dialogue of different segments of his works, with a common theme, impression or similarity (or lack thereof) in aesthetic. ” (Dr Dalibor Prančević)

The lectures will take place June 15, 2022 in the Faculty hall P2, at the following times: 17:30 - Mate Božić - "THE CROATIAN CHECKERBOARD -  FROM THE BATTLE OF KRBAVA FIELD IN 1494 TO ST. MARK'S   SQUARE IN 1990" 18:30 - Maja Galić and Bruna Periš - „HOLY ICON - PRAYING IN COLOR"    The lectures are organized by the Alumni Association of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split, the Croatian Nobility Association - the city of Split branch, and the History Students Association "Thomas the Archdeacon".  We look forward to your arrival and participation!   Invitation to an interactive lecture

The orchestra and soloists of the University of Split's Academy of Arts thrilled a numerous audience gathered  on the ground floor of our Faculty on June 9th, to hear select numbers from J. Offenbach's operetta  Orpheus in the Underworld.  The young singers and instrumentalists, directed by maestro Hari Zlodre, thus brought to a close a month-long  Friendship in May  series of events at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split. Photo gallery and videos from the final concert

On Friday, June 10, 2022 at 6 pm in classroom P16, professor Dan Zeman from the University of Warsaw will give a lecture titled Contextualism and Relativism: Latest Arguments and Developments , in the field of philosophy of language. Professor Zeman's lecture is part of regular activities organized by the  Berislav Žarnić  research center. More information can be found at the Center's website: https://www.ffst.unist.hr/centri/centar_lefz?@=23fvn#news_111259

The presentation of the book by author Andreja Bubić " Always the same sea, never the same wave " ( Uvik isto more, nikad isti val ) (2022) will take place on June 14, 2022 (Tuesday) starting at 7.30 pm at the Klis Fortress. The book is published by the publishing house Redak d.o.o. from Split.

The Student Center Split, on June 1, 2022, organized a large pub quiz, which took place at the Campus restaurant.

On May 19, 2022, in front of the Faculty of HUmanities and Social Sciences building as a part of the month-long Friendship in May events, with the aim of cooperation and encouraging interdisciplinarity and presentation to the local community, students of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Mandolin Ensemble of the Art Academy in Split presented their colage program. This unique collaboration is driven by the desire to better networking of students and to present student achievements. Students of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Emilija Milat (vocals), Stipe Trogrlić (guitar) and Matea Kero (recital) introduced themselves to the audience with their performance. The following students of the UMAS mandolin ensemble performed with the collage program: Tanja Puharić, Ana Mlačić, Hana Klančnik, Luka Elez and Lucija Majić, under the mentorship of  Ivana Kenk Kalebić, Ph.D., art., Assistant Professor.

On May 14, 2022 two promotions were held for university bachelors who completed their undergraduate studies at our Faculty in 2021. In a festive atmosphere, 184 bachelors were promoted in front of parents, relatives and friends. Teachers and students of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences also attended the graduation ceremony. Congratulations to the bachelors! Photo gallery