undergraduate

• Ancient Iconography (286079) - Lecturer in charge
• History of Art of the Ancient World (286239) - Lecturer in charge
• Methodology of processing immovable cultural properties - professional approach (256240) - Lecturer in charge
• The Art of the Roman Empire in Croatia (131751) - Lecturer in charge

graduate

• On the Wings of Antiquity: Monuments, Representations, Travelogues (273257) - Lecturer in charge
• Practicum and school practice (229720) - Lecturer in charge
• Selected Topics in Ancient Art (287652) - Lecturer in charge
• The Art-History Workshop 1 (71163) - Lecturer in charge
• The Art-History Workshop 2 (71166) - Lecturer in charge
• The Art-History Workshop 3 (117669) - Lecturer in charge

doctoral

• Colonia Martia Iulia Valeria Salona Felix (277152) - Lecturer in charge
• Qualifying Research Paper (259786) - Lecturer in charge

Dr. Ana Torlak is an Associate Professor at the Department of Art History, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Split. Her scholarly work focuses on ancient Salona, with particular emphasis on the history of archaeological research and the contextualization of monuments discovered before the mid-19th century. She also investigates private antiquarian collections from the 18th and 19th centuries, seeking to reconstruct their original scope and significance based on historical sources. Her work contributes to the understanding of the reception of antiquity in Dalmatia, bridging archaeology, art history, and cultural history. She is the author of the scholarly monograph In Search of the Lost: Ancient Monuments of Salona in Travel Writing from the 10th to the 19th Century (2024), as well as more than twenty scholarly and professional papers published in domestic and international journals.