BS in Web and Mobile Computing

About the course

A four-year, English-taught computing degree focused on programming, databases and building web and mobile applications, with two concentrations (Mobile Application Development and Web Application Development). Students must complete at least 800 hours of paid work experience (co-op), usually in the summers after second and third year, and also take an additional foreign language (German, Italian, Spanish or French).

Entry requirements for Irish students

• RIT Croatia accepts foreign school-leaving qualifications through its direct application, and applicants with foreign diplomas do not sit the Croatian State Matura. Your Leaving Certificate must be recognised by the Agency for Science and Higher Education (ASHE/AZVO), and RIT Croatia’s admissions staff guide foreign-diploma holders through this. RIT Croatia publishes no Leaving Cert grade or Higher Level rules, so ask admissions what results they expect. Conditional offers are possible while you are still in sixth year.
• Applicants submit school transcripts (Junior Cycle and fifth-year results if you are still at school) and a motivational essay in English of at least 400 words, then do a motivational interview in English (in person or on Zoom). Applications are reviewed holistically on academic preparation, motivation and career interests.
• English is assessed through the interview, the essay and school grades. SAT, ACT and TOEFL scores are optional, so no separate English test is required.

How to apply

1. Apply online by 15 February 2027Apply free of charge on RIT Croatia’s online application portal. The deadline is rolling, but applying before 15 February gives priority for scholarships and financial aid.
2. Send documents and essayUpload your school transcripts and a motivational essay in English of at least 400 words. You can also send optional SAT or ACT scores.
3. Interview and offerDo the motivational interview in English (in person or on Zoom). Students still in sixth year can receive a conditional offer based on their Leaving Cert results.
4. Recognition and enrolmentAfter your results, get your Leaving Certificate recognised by ASHE (AZVO) with help from RIT Croatia admissions. Then pay the deposit and first tuition instalment as set out in your admission letter, and attend the compulsory Orientation Day in September.

Costs

• EUR 7,800 a year for EU citizens in 2026/27 (EUR 325 per credit), for a full load of 12-17 credits a semester; non-EU students pay EUR 8,800. Tuition is paid in two equal instalments (for 2026/27 the dates were 1 August and 1 December; first-year students may have adjusted dates). There is no application fee. The university says over 90% of first-year applicants who asked for financial aid received a scholarship or aid. The 2027/28 fee has not yet been published.

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