Institut za antropologiju is a public scientific institute in Zagreb, Croatia that engages in scientific, professional, and educational activities in the field of anthropology. The institute brings together various disciplines, such as medicine, natural sciences, biotechnology, social sciences, and humanities, all with a focus on understanding human beings. Its team of scientists includes experts in diverse fields, including medical doctors, molecular biologists, archaeologists, cultural anthropologists, forensic experts, psychologists, and chemists.

This diversity allows for interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research. The institute collaborates with leading scientific institutions worldwide and is open to future research collaborations. The Center for Applied Bioanthropology, within the institute, is an interdisciplinary center equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories that offer services such as molecular anthropology, evolutionary anthropology and bioarchaeology, chemical analysis in anthropology, microbial ecology, human growth and development, ageing and longevity, and personalized medicine.

It also provides education, mentorship, and training opportunities for students at all levels. The institute's research activities are funded by the Croatian government, as well as domestic and international foundations and programs