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Ranking list of applicants for admission to the post-graduate university doctoral study Speech, Language and Hearing Disorders in the academic year 2026/2027.
Ranking list of applicants for admission to the post-graduate university doctoral study Speech, Language and Hearing Disorders in the academic year 2026/2027.
13.07.2026
On the basis of the Call for Enrollment of Students for the Postgraduate University Doctoral Study Program in Language, Speech and Hearing Disorders in the Academic Year 2026/2027 , published on the Faculty's website on 2 March 2026, the University of Zagreb Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences hereby issues the Ranking List of Applicants for Admission to the Postgraduate University Doctoral Study Speech, Language and Hearing Disorders in the Academic Year 2026/2027.
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ERF Leads New Project on Artificial Intelligence for Personalized Movement Analysis
ERF Leads New Project on Artificial Intelligence for Personalized Movement Analysis
03.06.2026
The University of Zagreb Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences (ERF), in partnership with the University of Zagreb Faculty of Kinesiology and CITUS Ltd., officially launched the project “ Modelling and Analysis of Personalized and Optimal Movement Patterns in Rehabilitation, Sports and Fitness Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) ” on 1 June 2026.
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2nd Symposium Healing Power of Music (15 May 2026)
2nd Symposium Healing Power of Music (15 May 2026)
08.05.2026
Organized by the Laboratory for Art and Science of the University of Zagreb  Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences, the 2nd Symposium Healing Power of Music: Exploring the Role of Music in Health, Rehabilitation, and Human Experience will take place on Friday, 15 May 2026 . The symposium will be held in the Mljet Hall from 10:00 to 14:30. At the intersection of art and science, music is widely recognised as a universal and powerful medium used in various fields of healing, education, and rehabilitation. Through interdisciplinary scientific and professional perspectives, this symposium examines the role of music in enhancing health, psychophysical well-being, and quality of life, aiming to understand how, through the sound of music, we turn towards ourselves – more gently, more deeply, and more wholly. Detailed information is available in the symposium programme .
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