Third-year undergraduate students of the Finance and Business Law program, Borna Herceg and Antonio Marić, recently visited the European Parliament in Brussels. Adding special value to this visit was the warm welcome from their fellow student Timon Pavlić, who is currently completing his professional internship at the Parliament as part of the same academic program.

During their visit, the students had the opportunity to experience first-hand the operations of one of the European Union’s key legislative bodies. In addition to a guided tour of the Parliament, they met with host representatives and engaged in discussions on the institution’s day-to-day work, professional requirements, and opportunities available to young people within EU institutions.

Experiences such as this are of great importance for bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world business and institutional practices. Particularly inspiring is the example set by their colleague, whose dedication and proactive approach pave the way for others.

The Faculty proudly follows the international achievements of its students and continues to support mobility, internships, and professional development through a wide range of opportunities both within and beyond the borders of Croatia.