Split, the largest city in Dalmatia and the second largest in Croatia by population, stands as the economic and cultural nucleus of the region. Its roots stretch back 1700 years to the era of the Roman Emperor Diocletian who chose to build his Palace on a peninsula adjacent to the ancient Roman city of Salona.
Today, Split is a modern city with a rich tradition, full of natural and cultural heritage. Split has a population exceeding 160,000 residents and enjoys more than 2,700 sunny hours annually, making it a desirable place to reside.

For a virtual glimpse into the charms of Split, take a stroll through this immersive tour: Virtual Walk
Detailed information regarding the recognition of prior learning can be found here: Recognition of Prior Learning. Recognition of prior educational qualifications for the purpose of continuation of education at Croatian higher education institutions (academic recognition) is an integral part of the enrollment procedure. Applicants to bachelor (undergraduate) study programmes who hold a foreign secondary school qualification submit a request for recognition of their educational qualification along with the necessary documents for the application procedure to the Agency for Science and Higher Education.