On February 28, 2026, the Catholic University of Croatia held a graduation ceremony for 203 students who earned their bachelor's degrees in history, sociology, psychology, communication studies, and nursing. The event was attended by the university's rector, Professor Željko Tanjić, along with other key faculty members, including various vice-rectors responsible for education, organization, research, and quality assurance. The presence of faculty, staff, and families of the graduates enhanced the significance of the ceremony, showcasing the community's support for the graduates.

The ceremony was also marked by the attendance of the auxiliary bishop of Zagreb, Monsignor Ivan Šaško, representing the Grand Chancellor of the Catholic University of Croatia, Archbishop Dražen Kutleša. This indicates the strong ties between the university and the church, which is a cornerstone of the institution's identity and mission. The graduation event not only celebrated the individual achievements of the students but also signified the university's contribution to higher education in Croatia, particularly in fields linked to social sciences and health.

With this graduation, the Catholic University continues to bolster its reputation as an important educational institution in Croatia, training professionals in vital areas of study that impact society at large. As these graduates move on to become active contributors in their respective fields, the university’s role in shaping future leaders and experts is underscored, preparing them to meet the challenges of the modern workforce and contribute to the development of Croatian society.