Since 1998, over 440 graduates of the energy specialisation at FSB Zagreb have gone on to lead Croatian energy companies, EU institutions and international research centres.
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A selection of organisations with multiple alumni, from Croatian energy infrastructure to global industry and EU institutions.
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Stories from mi-energetičari.fsb.hr, the alumni community built by graduates of this programme.
"Energy Engineering was unique: we studied and spent time together as a group, which created a genuinely stimulating atmosphere. Today I teach students about something that has purpose, that can change the future. I made the right choice."Read full story →
"It's a fascinating field with constant change: decentralised energy systems, optimisation, programming. Modern energy engineering combines rigorous technical depth with problems that actually matter. And we were surrounded by exceptional people."Read full story →
"What made PowerLab unique was the room itself: the best computers, the best software, fast internet, and people who would solve problems together whenever you got stuck. That's where my love for research developed."Read full story →
"Mechanical engineering turned out to be an excellent choice and I have no regrets. A law degree certainly wouldn't have taken me to Australia, but energy engineering took me further than I'd planned."Read full story →
"A PhD at FSB, then immediately co-leading a Horizon Europe project worth €9.7M. Climate change and green energy are my career path. These are the technologies that can actually save both the climate and civilisation."Read full story →
"Under Prof. Duić's mentorship I wrote my thesis for AVL, multiphase flow simulation of biofuel injectors. It was an exceptionally timely topic. PowerLab gave energy students access to things others simply didn't have."Read full story →
Over a quarter of graduates work internationally: EU institutions, research labs in Germany, Austria, Denmark and the UK, or energy companies across borders.
HEP, Elektroprojekt, Ekonerg, Plinacro: the organisations running Croatia's energy infrastructure were built in part by graduates of this programme.
Končar, Vertiv, AVL, Bugatti Rimac, Atlas Copco: global companies with Croatian operations recruit directly from this programme for product and manufacturing roles.
Around 50 alumni have completed doctorates, above the FSB average. Many hold positions at Aalborg University, Lund, UCL, Vienna and DLR Stuttgart. The infrastructure, supervisors and EU funding to continue are already here.