- History; - Methods (conflict of law rules, overriding mandatory rules and specific substantive rules); - Unification and legal sources; - Principles and institutes (qualification, renvoi, fraudulent circumvention of laws, incidental question, adjustment, conflict mobiles, application of foreign law, public order); - Specific part (legal capacity, international family law, property law relations, succession relations, promissory note and check, contract status, tort status), - International civil procedural law and international arbitration (international jurisdiction, legal position of foreigners in court proceedings, application of foreign law, presentation of evidence, legal aid, res iudicata, recognition and declaration of enforceability and enforcement of foreign decisions)

To recognize the cross-border civil law situation and the legal methods which can used to solve it., To interpret the relevant legal sources at the Croatia, international and European level and to properly hierarchize them., To use the basic methods, principles and institutes of private international law., To explain the fundamental characteristics of certain cross-border legal areas (civil law, including status, contracts, torts, inheritance, family law, maritime law, promissory note and cheque)., To apply the basic legal principles of resolving the cross-border civil cases., To determine the international jurisdiction in the domain of judicial and extrajudicial resolution of these cases., To explain how to conduct the procedure for the recognition and declaration of enforceability i.e. enforcement, and to explain the difference of the procedural institutes of cross-border situation in relation to national cases.,