Study in Serbia Your Info Centre for education in Serbia

Are you considering Serbia as your study destination but don't know where to start?

To help you navigate this journey, we've compiled a comprehensive FAQ that answers the most common questions students have about studying in Serbia. From tuition fees and visa requirements to living costs and language options, we’ve covered it all. You'll also find tips on transferring credits, finding scholarships, and making the most of your student life in Serbia.

Get ready to have all your questions answered and take the first step towards your academic journey in Serbia! 

Admissions for master’s and PhD degree programmes in Serbia for the 2024/2025 academic year will be open from October to November 2024.

The annual Global Ranking of Academic Subjects published by Shanghai Ranking Consultancy puts several Serbian universities on the list of the best-ranked world universities in different scientific fields. Keep on reading to discover more.

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The second application round for bachelor’s and integrated degree studies in Serbia is from August to September. Learn about entrance exams, spots, and how to apply successfully.

The Study Abroad Aide (SAA) World Rankings for Best Value Universities for International Students have recognized Serbian universities for their affordability and academic reputation.

Discover the updated 2024 Study in Serbia catalogue, featuring around 170 English-taught programmes across various levels. Learn about costs, application steps, and living in Serbia.

If you want to learn more about studying in Serbia, please register for our free webinar for international students. The webinar will take place on 26^th January 2024, at 4 pm Central European Time (CET). Participants will learn how to search for English-taught study programmes and will be provided with useful information about the application procedure and academic requirements.

Three faculties from the University of Belgrade, University of Niš, and University of Novi Sad have secured positions among the top 300 sports faculties globally, according to the ShanghaiRanking for 2023. 

Serbia is joining international computing group for Large Hadron Collider, the largest scientific experiment in the realm of physics, carried out by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN).