Landlord, since you are going to Croatia, let's take a look at the websites of various universities in Croatia. They have already said how to apply and how much the tuition is. I'll help you finish this job now, but I don't know if you're going to study for an undergraduate or a master's degree. I can only give some useful information. There are seven universities in Croatia.

1. University of Zagreb (Sveu? Ili? te u Zagrebu)

School Website _ Content &; view = frontpage & ampItemid= 1 1。 lang=en

I haven't found the major of English teaching, but you can have a look at the curriculum.

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4. zadar University (Sveu? Ili? te u Zadru)

School website http://www.unizd.hr/

English teaching professional information http://www.unizd.hr/international relationsoffice/coursewcatalogue/courseweilish/tabid/3215/default.aspx.

How to go through the formalities in http://www.unizd.hr/internationalrelationsoffice/admission/tabid/3213/default.aspx.

5. Dubrovnik University (Sveu? Ili? te u Dubrovniku)

School website http://www.unidu.hr/index_eng.php

This school doesn't say whether there is a major that teaches in English, but the description of the major can be found in English. Let me post it first.

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6. Osijek University (Sveu? Ili? te ' Josip Juraj stross Mayer ' u Osijeku)

School website http://www.unios.hr/? English & ampi= 1004

I can't believe I don't have much English. . It is estimated that there is no major in English teaching.

7. University of Pula (Sveu? Ili? Daubry le steet

School website http://www.unipu.hr/

that . The website of this school has no English at all. . .

Since Croatia is a country you have wanted to go to since childhood, I suggest you don't give up. This unpopular country can only apply by itself, but the intermediary can't. I strongly recommend that you consider the websites of these seven schools. The information is all on them. If it really doesn't work, use Google translation. It doesn't matter if you really can't find the information. Every school's admissions office website has an email address and a phone number. Just send an email or make a phone call to ask. At the beginning, I also checked the schools one by one and asked myself one by one. Lz, don't give up. Studying in Croatia is up to you. Stick to the application and don't care what others say. Don't be fooled by the intermediary to go to such a rotten place as Britain and Australia where there are a large number of China people living. Don't be afraid of boredom, you will be very happy when you really get the admission notice. O(∩_∩)O~