Partner Universities & Colleges in Slovenia

Slovenia is a tiny European country famed for its stunning landscapes and protected forests, which are home to over 24000 animal species, including Europe's biggest population of brown bears.

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Slovenia is home to both traditional and modern universities, all of which offer globally recognized degree programs in a wide range of areas.

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How much does it cost to study in Slovenia?
Slovenia has substantially lower study costs, as well as cheaper housing and food, than other European nations. International students should budget roughly $3000 per year for academic tuition and 480 to 800 dollars per month for living expenses.

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What are the criteria for studying at a Slovenian university?
You may be eligible for higher education studies in Slovenia if you have finished GCE AL and are eligible for higher education studies in your home country.

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If you want to apply for a master's degree program at a Slovenian institution, you must have an appropriate bachelor's or equivalent degree diploma. If you want to apply for doctorate studies at a Slovenian institution, you must have an appropriate diploma or Master's degree program.

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Is the IELTS exam necessary in Slovenia?
If your study program or course is offered in English, you will be asked to demonstrate your command of the language by submitting results from English classes, IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL.

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When are the university intakes?

Summer (February) and Winter (September) intake are the two primary intake periods.

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How many hours may an international student work in Slovenia throughout their studies?
During the academic year, students can work up to 20 hours per week, and during the vacations and summer, they can work up to 40 hours per week.

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In Slovenia, how long does a post-study work visa last?
Finding a job and then confirming their temporary residence in Slovenia is the simplest option to stay in Slovenia after graduation. After 5 years, foreign students are typically eligible for permanent residency. However, only half of your time as a student is taken into account. As a result, overseas graduates can work in Slovenia to fulfill the five-year residence requirement. After 10 years of living in Slovenia, you can apply for citizenship.