University of Mostar - List of Faculties and Institutes

List of Faculties and Institutes

  • Faculty of Agriculture and Food technology (APFMO)
  • Faculty of Economics (EFMO)
  • Faculty of Civil Engineering (GFMO)
  • Faculty of Medicine (MEFMO)
  • Faculty of Health Sciences (FZS)
  • Faculty of Pharmacy
  • Faculty of Philosophy (FFMO)
  • Faculty of Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Education (FPMOZ)
  • Faculty of Law (PFMO)
  • Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Engineering (FSR)
  • Academy of Fine Arts (ALU)
  • Institute of Economy
  • Institute of Civil Engineering
  • Institute of Croatian language
  • Institute of Literature and History
  • Institute of Latinity
  • Institute of Mechanical Engineering
  • Institute of Law
  • Institute of Social Research
  • Institute of Research and Development in Karst

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