Opcije pristupačnosti Pristupačnost
Author: Miroslav Madžarac

The purpose of the project is to develop project documentation required for implementation of the project ‘’Centre for Research and Development of Safe and Sustainable Built Environment’’, which includes investment in IRI infrastructure and organizational reform of the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Zagreb, so that it can become an internationally competitive scientific institution that creates new scientific, social, and economic value.

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Author: Miroslav Madžarac

The GRASP Project (Student Internship at the Faculty of Civil Engineering) is financed by the European Social Fund under the “Efficient Human Resources” OP. During a three-year period (March 2020 to March 2023), the project will be assisting students in gaining practical knowledge through Student Internship. The beneficiaries of the project are the students, employers, as well as the teaching, and non-teaching staff of the Faculty. Through an array of workshops, the beneficiaries will be able to further develop their professional, communication, soft, and digital skills.

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Author: Miroslav Madžarac

Experts from the Faculty of Civil Engineering have for many years been a part of many regional and international scientific projects, conferences, and workshops focusing on earthquake-related issues, and authors of many articles published in regional and international academic and scientific journals. After the devastating earthquakes that hit Zagreb on 22 March 2020 and Sisacko-moslavacka County on 28 and 29 December 2020, the Faculty staff took part in all activities aimed at reducing consequences of the earthquake, and at rebuilding and recovering affected area and the society as a whole.

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Author: Miroslav Madžarac

On Saturday 28th of March, Zoran Milanovic – President of the Republic of Croatia accompanied with professor Damir Boras – Rector of the University of Zagreb and professor Stjepan Lakusic – Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, visited the main building of the Zagreb University strongly damaged in recent earthquake.

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Author: Miroslav Madžarac

During the difficult COVID-19 restrictions, on the 22nd March Sunday morning, Zagreb city and surrounding area was hit with two strong earthquakes. Already during the Sunday morning, immediately after first strikes, the Crisis Headquarters under the City Office of emergency management is formed.

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Author: Miroslav Madžarac

Workshop Parametric Modelling and Digital Fabrication was held at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb (Croatia), from 23. 4. – 27. 4. 2019 and conducted by Milena Stavric and Albert Wiltsche.

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Student visit of the construction...
Author: Miroslav Madžarac

Based on the agreement of the Faculty with the company CRBC (China Road and Bridge Corporation Ltd), students of the Foundations course, graduate study of Geotechnics, visited the construction site of Pelješac Bridge on May 6th. Read more…

Hybrid panel CLT- structural glass...
Author: Miroslav Madžarac

Report on 'Rethinking Timber Buildings', launched by ARUP (https://www.arup.com/), considers the trends, technologies and new uses that are supporting a resurgence in this most ancient of building materials. Rethinking Timber Buildings examines seven different perspectives on the use of timber in building design and construction. It aims to consider a range of implications – including speed, quality, safety and human experience – relevant to anyone who has a stake in the materials we choose to build with.

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Author: Miroslav Madžarac

On March 20th 2019, Faculty of Civil Engineering and academic publishing company Springer Nature jointly organized workshop Publishing Scientific Research hosted by Faculty of Civil Engineering. Workshop was held by Mrs. Nathalie Jacobs, executive editor for Engineering and Applied Sciences, who focused her presentation on addressing key elements required for publishing papers in high impact scientific journals. Main topics of the workshop were logical manuscript structure, selection of the appropriate journal, publication ethics, tools and resources available for facilitating successful paper submission. Total of 72 people attended the workshop, for the most part from Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture, Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences and Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum Engineering, together with attendees from other University of Zagreb’s constituent units, public institutions, SME and host Faculty of Civil Engineering. 

Faculty of Civil Engineering at the...
Author: Miroslav Madžarac

At the  EUROPEAN ROAD CONFERENCE - Corridors for Shared Prosperity & Sustainable Mobility, held in Dubrovnik from 22 to 24th of October 2018, in front of total 400 participants, employees of the Faculty of Civil Engineering have presented following keynote lectures:
PhD. Marija Kušter Marić: Service life Prediction – the basis for bridge managemement,
Assist. Prof. Damir Bekić: BRIDGE SMS - Innovative solutions in bridge inspection and management,
Assist. Prof. Ivo Haladin: RUCONBAR - innovative noise protection solution made of recycled waste tyres,
Assist. Prof. Mario Bačić: Protection measures against rockfalls on roads.
In addition, colleagues D.Bekić and M.Kušter Marić have participated at the Sectoral Roundtable - Inspecting & Managing Bridge Assets.

EIF - PBZ Erasmus+ agreement
Author: Miroslav Madžarac

The European Investment Fund (EIF) and Privredna banka Zagreb (PBZ) have signed the first Erasmus+ guarantee loan agreement in Croatia for mobile master's students. For details visit the original EIF page.

Welcome to Faculty of Civil Engineering University of Zagreb.

Civil engineering studies were initiated with the establishment of the Technical College in Zagreb on 1st October l9l9. The Civil Engineering Division was situated on the first floor of the converted school building at 6, Roosevelt Square. In l926 the Technical College integrated into the University of Zagreb as the Technical Faculty. In l940 the Faculty moved into a new building at 26, Fra Andrije Kačića-Miošića Street, where civil engineering courses are still being held. In l956 the Technical Faculty branched into several faculties, among which was the Faculty of Architecture-Civil Engineering-Surveying, which in l962 became three separate faculties, and thus the independent Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb, was established.

In l977 the Faculty of Civil Engineering merged with the Civil Engineering Institute of Croatia. In the same year the two existing colleges of civil engineering joined the Faculty and continued to provide civil engineering courses, thus offering their undergraduates adequate vocational qualifications after 5 semesters. On 1st July l99l the Faculty of Civil Engineering once again became an independent institution within the University of Zagreb.

In l948 new courses were introduced such as structures, transportation engineering and hydraulic engineering, and in l970 an organisational-technological course. Since 1977 a construction management course has been available, providing the opportunity for students with completed high school vocational qualifications (after 5 semesters) to continue their education at university level. However, in 1988 this was gradually phased out.

The first civil engineering undergraduates took their degrees in l923, since when almost 8 000 have graduated.

Nearly 700 candidates have completed postgraduate studies in civil engineering, which have been held continuously since l963. The first dissertation was defended as early as 1922, since when more than 200 candidates have acquired their doctoral degrees (Ph.D.).