Awards and recognitions received by staff members and students of the Department of History of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Osijek
Silver Charter of Matica hrvatska
2014.
Dubravka BOŽIĆ BOGOVIĆ: Birth, Marriage and Death – The Population of Southern Baranja in the 18th Century, Beli Manastir, 2013.
International Award of the Georg Eckert Institute and MECERN (Medieval Central Europe Research Network) for the Best Thematic Essay
2016.
2nd prize – Sergej FILIPOVIĆ: “The image of ancient neighbors in Central European school textbooks” (Croatian: “The Image of the Medieval Neighbour in Central European School Textbooks”)
Rector’s Award
2020.
Valentina KEZIĆ, Luka VRBANIĆ: editorial board of the student collection One Hundred Years since the Great War: A View through the Daily Press (mentor: Luka PEJIĆ, PhD)
2019.
Dino MATAZ: “Orahovica in the Croatian War of Independence” (mentor: Asst. Prof. Slađana JOSIPOVIĆ BATOREK, PhD)
Award for the Best Paper by a Young Historian in the History of Slavonia, Syrmia and Baranja (Croatian Institute of History – Department for the History of Slavonia, Syrmia and Baranja)
2025.
1st prize – Franka MASLOV: “Women of Ill Repute: Cases of Abortion in Slavonia at the Turn of the 20th Century”
2020.
1st prize – Petra KOLESARIĆ: “Convicts of the Valpovo Estate, 1812-1847”
3rd prize – Monika BEREŠ: “The Korođi Family and the Cistercian Abbey of Cikádor – Conflicts over the Revenues of Medieval Osijek” and Ivan PULJIĆ: “The Strengthening of Greater Serbian Ideology in Eastern Croatia on the Eve of the Croatian War of Independence”
2019.
1st prize – Eldina LOVAŠ: “‘Since the Death of Man Is Certain, but the Hour of Death Unknown…’ – Wills, Testators and Bequests in the Wills of the Population of Osijek Written in Croatian (1809-1850)”
3rd prize – Ivan Zvonimir IVANČIĆ: “Pakrac in the War Diary of the 5th Corps of the Yugoslav People’s Army”
2018.
1st prize – Eldina LOVAŠ: “The Citizens of Osijek in the Register of Citizens from the Acquisition of Free and Royal City Status to the First Census of the Non-Noble Population (1809-1814)”
2016.
2nd prize – Veljko MAKSIĆ: “Factors behind the Emergence and Persistence of Hajduks in the Slavonia-Syrmia Region in the 18th Century”
2015.
3rd prize – Hrvoje PAVIĆ: “Ivan Kapistran I. pl. Adamovich de Csepin (1726 – 1808)”
2013.
1st prize – Sergej FILIPOVIĆ: “Regulation of Prostitution in Osijek at the Turn of the 20th Century”
2nd prize – Maja VONIĆ: “The Spanish Flu in Osijek in 1918”
“Ferdo Šišić” Award for the Best Graduate/Master’s Thesis
2023.
Dora RAŠIĆ: “Art and Socio-Political Circumstances in France in the Second Half of the 19th Century” (mentor: Asst. Prof. Domagoj TOMAS, PhD, co-mentor: Luka PEJIĆ, PhD)