AAI@EduHr is an authentication and authorization system for science and higher education in the Republic of Croatia. Its primary purpose is to enable secure, reliable, and efficient management of electronic identities and their use for accessing online and network-based resources. Members of the academic and research community receive their AAI@EduHr identity—a username and password—at their home institution. 

When you enroll in a study program at the Academy of Music University of Zagreb, you will also receive your AAI@EduHr identity. 

Your electronic identity assigned by the Academy of Music follows this format: first letter of first name, family name, @muza.hr (e.g., ihorvat@muza.hr).@muza.hr (npr. ihorvat@muza.hr)

AAI@muza.hr identity can be used to access: 

Studomat 

Merlin e-learning platform 

Eduroam wireless network (Academy WIFI) 

Microsoft Office 365 

Google Drive 

A password reset costs 7 EUR, so it is recommended that you write down your password and store it in a safe place to avoid additional costs. 

Although it may look like an email address, your AAI@EduHr account is not an email address. If you need an email address with the muza.unizg.hr domain, you can request one from the IT Support Office by sending an email to info@muza.hr. Please include the reason why you need the email address in your request.

You can find the class schedule here.

The schedule can be searched by professor, course, classroom, department, and year of study using the CTRL + F command.

The group class schedule by classroom (pages 4–16) includes all mandatory and elective group courses and is intended for both teachers and students of the Academy of Music. 

The group class schedule by department and study program (pages 17–62) includes group courses (mandatory courses and large-group electives) and is primarily designed to help students navigate their choices before selecting electives. The schedule for other elective courses can be found in the classroom-based schedule. 

1. Related study programs are grouped on the same page in the department-based schedule. It is important to pay attention to the exact course title and level (A, B, C). For courses with the same name, abbreviations indicating study specializations can be found on page 2 of this document. 
2. For courses written in italics, students of the specified study program and year can choose which group to attend in agreement with the course professor. The number of students in different groups of the same course should be evenly distributed, so the instructor may assign students to specific time slots.
3. Professors Jelaska and Matoš hold their classes in bi-weekly double sessions. For further information about the start of these classes, please follow the announcements and contact the professors directly. 

The schedule for individual lessons, chamber music, and accompaniment is arranged at the beginning of the academic year. The timetable only indicates the time slots during which a professor is using a specific classroom (pp. 63–120). 

If certain courses are missing from the document, their schedule is either: arranged later at the beginning of the academic year, not yet determined, or not offered in the current academic year. For further details, please contact the Student affairs office, check course announcements on the Academy of Music website, or follow updates via Merlin (e-learning, automatic email notifications). 

For any additional inquiries or necessary schedule corrections, please contact the schedule coordinator via email at raspored@muza.hr or ivorprajdic@gmail.com.

Merlin is a virtual environment for e-learning in higher education, designed to facilitate the exchange of information between professors and students, as well as among students themselves. Through Merlin, professors can share teaching materials, assign tasks, track and collect student work, and provide feedback enhancing and improving the learning process. 

Logging into the Merlin system is mandatory for all students. 

You need to log into the system using your AAI@EduHr identity before the start of each academic year, no later than September 25th. 

During your first login to the system, make sure to enter your personal email address that you regularly use, so you won’t miss any important notifications posted on Merlin. 

Your professors will inform you on how to use the system for specific e-courses in due time. Don’t worry if you don’t see all your courses in Merlin, as not all courses have their e-course.  

All study-related announcements will be posted in the REFERADA e-course.

Studomat is a module of the Information System for Higher Education Institutions intended for students.

Through Studomat, students can access their exam schedule, register and withdraw from exams, view exam results, enroll in the next academic year, choose elective courses, request enrollment in specific courses, request various certificates, review their financial obligations, and more.

Studomat can be accessed via internet kiosks or online using standard web browsers. Students log in to Studomat using their AAI identity.

Course for Studomat Users:
Studomat basics and how to enroll in the next academic year
More information here. 

The Student affairs office is located on the ground floor, to the left of the main entrance (Room 033).

Office hours are from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM..

Contact

e-mail: referada@muza.unizg.hr

tel. +385 1 482 6808 |  fax. +385 1 48 72 380

What is within the scope of the student affairs office?

AAI@EduHr User Account is issued at the start of your studies. This account is used to access Studomat, the Merlin e-learning system, the Eduroam wireless network, Microsoft Office 365, and Google Drive. Please contact us if you lose your password. The fee for generating a new password is 7 EUR, so it’s best to note it down and store it safely to avoid additional charges.

Student ID (X-Card) is an official identification document for students, and it is used in various systems to verify student status. The lifecycle of the student ID is managed through the Academic Card Information System (ISAK).  The X-Card is also used for discounted meals at designated student cafeterias. A list of active cafeterias is available here. You can collect your X-Card or report its loss at the Student affairs office. The fee for issuing a new X-Card is 7 EUR, so it is advisable to keep your X-Card safe to avoid additional costs.

Studomat is a module of the Information System for Higher Education Institutions intended for students. Through Studomat, students can register and deregister exams, view schedules and results for written and oral exams, enroll in courses, choose elective courses, print various certificates, review their financial obligations, and view the data recorded about them in the system. Please contact us if you have difficulties accessing the system or registering for exams. 

ZET Verification required for the creation or extension of public transportation subscription cards.

Issuance of certificates of student status You can request a certificate of student status by sending an email to referada@muza.unizg.hr. Please include the reason for the request in your email. The certified certificate will be sent to the email address from which the request was made.  

Key Card gives you access to the Academy of Music and practice rooms. If you are a student of vocal or instrumental studies, your card will also allow access to the classroom where your main subject classes are held (except for piano and trumpet students). You can collect your key card or report its loss at the Student affairs office. The fee for issuing a new card is 7 EUR, so it is advisable to keep your card safe to avoid additional costs.

If you wish to use the practice rooms at the Academy of Music, you must book practice slots in advance. 

To use the booking system you first need to create a user account here. 

When creating your user account, it is important to use your real first and last name. Please avoid names like Freddy Krueger or fluffy kittens, as all accounts with nicknames in the title will be deleted.

You cannot log in the system using your AAI@Edu/Studomat account.

Once you have created a user account, an administrator will grant you access to book practice rooms within the system. Students can only reserve practice rooms, not classrooms.

You can download the user guide for booking system here.

The rules for using practice rooms can be found here.

You can book practice slots here.

The booking system is managed by the schedule coordinator, Prof. Ivor Prajdić. For any inquiries regarding registration, usernames, passwords, or other issues, please contact rezervaonica@gmail.com.

The booking system is NOT managed by the IT support office.

At the beginning of each academic year, the Student affairs office publishes instructions for renting instrument lockers for the upcoming year in the "Referada" e-course within the Merlin system. 

The rental fee for the locker is 13 EUR per year. 

If you have issues with the locker lock or have lost your key, please contact Ms. Serdarušić in the Office for general affairs (room 437) or via email at iserdarusic@muza.unizg.hr.

The library and reading room are located on the first floor of the Academy of Music building. 

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8 AM – 7 PM

Contact

e-mail: knjiznica@muza.unizg.hr 

tel. +385 1 4810 200 / 102

You can follow all updates from the Music Academy Library on its Facebook page. 

Katalog Knjižnice je dostupan za online pretraživanje here. We recommend checking the availability of the materials you wish to borrow before visiting. 

At the beginning of each academic year, the library staff organizes a short training session for all new users. Details regarding the training schedule will be published on our website. 

Stay updated with announcements, and see you soon!

The Student Council is the representative body of students that works to protect students' rights and promote their interests, first at the level of the Academy of Music and then at the university level.

Members of the student council of the Academy of Music University of Zagreb:

President: Magda Galić

Vice President: Mislav Lucić

Secretary: Katarina Perić

Student Ombudsperson: Lora Breški

Academy Council: Magda Galić, Mislav Lucić, Katarina Perić, Lora Breški, Hana Sever

SSZG Assembly: Magda Galić (representative), Hana Sever (deputy)

Contact szbor@muza.unizg.hr

Student Ombudsperson: pravobranitelj.muza@gmail.com

Facebook: Studentski zbor MA 
Instagram: muzasz 

First-year students are not eligible to participate in student exchanges (ERASMUS+, CEEPUS, bilateral exchanges), but we recommend that you start gathering information about mobility opportunities if you wish to study abroad during later years of your studies.  

Muzička akademija u Zagrebu ima uspostavljene ugovore o razmjeni sa partnerskim institucijama u inozemstvu. Popis partnerskih institucija možete pronaći here. 

Sve o postupku prijava, priznavanja predmeta i ostvarivanja razmjene možete doznati na mrežnoj stranici Ureda za međunarodnu suradnju or by visiting the International and Inter-institutional Cooperation Office on the 5th floor (room 529), where our coordinator will asist you, Ms. Proso Šepec.

The International and Inter-institutional Cooperation Office organizes an annual International Cooperation Forum. 

The date and time of the Forum will be published on our website and on Merlin

Stay updated with announcements, and see you soon!

Career Center – A place for counselling, education, and connection

Career Center of the Academy of Music University of Zagreb serves as a central hub for supporting students through counselling, education, and connections with potential employers, with the aim of fostering early career development and offering opportunities for professional growth.

The Career Center provides students with the following services:

• Career counseling, education, and support to help them identify their interests, explore professional development opportunities, and receive guidance on their path to achieving career goals;
• Organization of group workshops focused on creating personal career plans, writing cover letters and CVs, and preparing for successful job interviews;
• Workshops featuring Academy alumni, who present examples of career opportunities after graduation, describe the requirements of specific positions, and share the challenges they encountered at the beginning of their professional journeys;
• Access to career-related information and support in connecting students with employers. Employers can also register as long-term partners for offering internships or hiring students and/or graduates with specific profiles.

The Career Center of the Academy of Music acts as a bridge between students, alumni, and potential employers for mutual benefit: offering students opportunities for career development and providing employers with access to emerging talent and future employment prospects.

The Academy of Music University of Zagreb actively participates in and continuously monitors the connection between its students and institutions such as the Zagreb Philharmonic, the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, and the Symphony Orchestra of Croatian Radiotelevision.In the future, it aims to strengthen its ties with an even wider circle of potential employers, all with the goal of promoting early professional development for its graduates.

Learn more about the Career Center's activities here. 

Designated physician for the Academy of Music: Dr. Ana Šesto, a specialist in school medicine

Nurse: Viktorija Čolig 

Address: Služba za školsku i adolescentnu medicinu

               Health Center "Željezničar"

               Grgura Ninskog Street 3, Zagreb

Phone: +385 1 3707 029

E-mail: ana.sesto@stampar.hr

Clinic hours: Even dates: morning shift (7:00 AM – 2:30 PM)

                                                 Odd dates: afternoon shift (1:30 PM – 8:00 PM)