Mission


The mission of the Faculty of Engineering at the Catholic University of Croatia is to educate experts in computing who will contribute to technological development, innovation, and societal progress. Through modern teaching methods and research activities, the faculty aims to provide technical skills complemented by critical thinking, interdisciplinarity, and social responsibility. The mission is based on developing professionals capable of addressing the challenges of digital transformation, applying technologies to solve complex problems, and creating sustainable solutions for the future.

Vision


The vision of the Faculty of Engineering is to become a recognized institution in Croatia, the region, and beyond, known for excellence in education, innovation, and scientific contribution. We aim to establish partnerships with leading technological institutions and companies, develop programs that follow global trends, and shape students who will be competitive in the global labor market. The faculty strives to create an environment that promotes innovation and interdisciplinary research while ensuring the personal and professional development of students and staff.

Values

 

  • Excellence: Setting the highest standards in education and research and continuously improving quality.

  • Innovation: Encouraging creativity and developing new technological solutions for future challenges.

  • Responsibility: Ethical approach to work, technology application, and societal and environmental impact.

  • Collaboration: Building strong connections with industry, academia, and local communities.

  • Diversity and Inclusivity: Providing equal opportunities for all students and creating a supportive academic environment.

  • Internationalization: Promoting international collaboration, knowledge exchange, and mobility of students and staff.

Strategy


The strategy of the Faculty of Engineering is based on several key elements:

  • Development of innovative study programs: Continuously aligning programs with labor market needs and technological trends, focusing on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, the Internet of Things (IoT), and data analysis.

  • Industry collaboration: Partnering with technology companies, startups, and research centers to provide students with practical experiences and networking opportunities. Regular internships allow students to apply theoretical knowledge in real business situations, with industrial mentors providing critical guidance for professional development.

  • Strengthening research capacity: Developing advanced laboratories and participating in national and international research projects.

  • Student support: Offering individualized mentorship, career counseling, and additional educational programs.
    Internationalization and mobility: Encouraging student and staff mobility through exchange programs like Erasmus+ and CEEPUS, and establishing collaborations with European and global universities.

  • Sustainable technology development: Promoting research and education focused on sustainability, green technologies, and energy efficiency.

Internationalization and Mobility


The Faculty of Engineering is committed to internationalization and the development of international partnerships. Through collaboration with European and global universities and participation in international projects, the faculty aims to create globally relevant educational programs. Programs like Erasmus+ and CEEPUS, along with bilateral agreements, enable students and staff to participate in academic exchanges and internships abroad. Such opportunities enhance professional competencies and networking within the international community.

Our students have the opportunity to participate in international competitions, conferences, and projects promoting technological innovations. The faculty also actively works on attracting international students and lecturers, enriching the academic community and knowledge exchange. In addition to mobility, collaborations with global industry leaders provide students with practical project experience addressing real-world technological challenges.

Patron Saint


The patron saint of the Faculty of Engineering is Blessed Carlo Acutis, a young man who used technology to promote values and share knowledge. His life serves as an inspiration to our students and staff, symbolizing responsible use of technology for the community. Carlo Acutis represents the fusion of innovation and humanity, which is also the core vision of our faculty.