克罗地亚斯普利特大学
2024-12-12
更新时间：2024-12-12 05:00:03作者：欧曼老师
克罗地亚斯普利特大学成立于1974年，是一所公立大学，是欧洲大学协会的成员
电气工程、机械工程和海军建筑学院是该大学最大的组成部分之一，也是首都萨格勒布以外最大的技术学院。它可以追溯到1960年，当时它在萨格勒布大学内作为一个自治组织成立，但在1974年成为斯普利特大学的组成部分。如今，它有一座新建筑，于2007年竣工，拥有95个研究和教学实验室
斯普利特医学院是该大学的组成部分，隶属于斯普利特大学医院作为其教学医院，以及其他几个地点。2011年启动了一个英语医学项目，可招收60名学生
研究工作的重点是克罗地亚亚得里亚海和地中海地区的特色，旨在通过研究艺术和建筑遗产、文献学、田间作物、海洋学和渔业、亚得里亚植物学和动物学、岛屿和沿海经济、亚得利亚旅游业、海洋法、航海科学、海军建筑来保护和促进当地特色。它还旨在在化学工程、土木工程、建筑、电气和机械工程、社会科学、运动学、人文科学、健康科学和法医学领域取得进展
斯普利特大学是一所以科学为主的大学，但也包括艺术学院、天主教神学学院、人文与社会科学学院、运动学、法律和专业研究学院
该大学位于斯普利特的图书馆是克罗地亚最大的图书馆之一，拥有约40万册书籍，其中包括丰富的珍本和珍贵版本
The University of Split in Croatia was founded in 1974 as a public university, and is a member of the European University Association.
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture serves as one of the largest constituents of the university and the largest technical faculty outside of the capital city of Zagreb. It dates back to 1960, when it opened as an autonomous organisation within the University of Zagreb, but became a constituent part of the University of Split in 1974. Today it has a new building, completed in 2007, with 95 research and teaching laboratories.
The School of Medicine in Split, a constituent part of the university, is affiliated with the University Hospital Split as its teaching hospital, as well as several other sites. In 2011 a medicine programme was started in English, with places for 60 students.
Research work is focussed on features of the Croatian Adriatic and the Mediterranean region, aiming to protect and promote local features, through the study of art and architectural heritage, philology, field crops, oceanography and fishing, Adriatic botany and zoology, island and coastal economy, Adriatic tourism, maritime law, nautical science, naval architecture. It also aims to advance in the areas of chemical engineering, civil engineering, architecture, electrical and mechanical engineering, social sciences, kinesiology, humanities, health sciences, and forensics.
The University of Split is a predominantly scientific institution, but also includes the Academy of Arts, the Faculties of Catholic Theology, Humanities and Social Sciences, Kinesiology, Law, and Professional Studies.
The university’s library in Split is one of the largest libraries in Croatia, with around 400,000 books, including a rich collection of rare and valuable editions.
