The Master’s work focuses on research into the attitudes of Croatian students towards the European Union (EU) in the context of the celebration of Croatia’s 10th anniversary of Croatia’s accession to the EU. The main objective of the research is to understand the positive orientation of students towards Croatia’s EU membership and how they perceive the EU’s influence on different aspects of life in the country, such as economic development, European identity, cooperation with other members, and participation in cultural and educational programmes. The survey will analyse students’ attitudes towards Croatia’s EU membership across several key aspects. First, the perception of economic development as a result of membership will be explored, including the impact on the labour market, investment and overall economic growth. Secondly, the European identity of students will be explored, i.e. how much they feel part of the wider European community. Thirdly, Croatia’s cooperation with other EU Member States will be considered, focusing on political and cultural cooperation. In addition, the work will also address the perception of educational and cultural programmes offered by the EU, such as Erasmus+ and other youth programmes. A particular focus will be on examining the accessibility of EU information and the perception of the need to improve students’ education on the programmes the EU offers to young people. Using an online survey in spring 2024, the survey will collect quantitative data to better understand students’ perceptions of Croatia’s EU membership. The aim is to identify key areas for improving students’ awareness and education on European topics and the opportunities that the EU provides to young people.