One of the emerging rankings focused specifically on engineering education is EngiRank, which evaluates universities across Europe using a comprehensive and multidimensional methodology. Unlike general university rankings, EngiRank places particular emphasis on engineering disciplines, offering a more focused perspective for students interested in technical and applied sciences.
The EngiRank 2025 European Ranking of Engineering Programmes analysed 335 universities from 36 countries, providing a detailed overview of engineering education across the European Higher Education Area. The ranking is based on a combination of traditional academic indicators and broader criteria such as sustainability, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. For students considering studying engineering in Serbia, the 2025 results offer encouraging evidence of the country’s growing academic presence in this field.
According to the EngiRank 2025 results, the University of Belgrade is ranked 76th out of 335 universities, making it the highest ranked institution in Serbia in the field of engineering. As the highest ranked Serbian university in EngiRank 2025, the institution received formal recognition for its achievement. The Rector, Vladan Đokić, accepted a certificate marking the university’s inclusion in the ranking.
In addition to the University of Belgrade, several other Serbian universities have been included in the EngiRank 2025 ranking:
- University of Novi Sad is ranked 119th,
- University of Kragujevac is ranked 216th,
- University of Niš is ranked 220th.
To explore some of the accredited engineering study programmes Serbian universities are offering you can check out the Study in Serbia catalogue which lists all available programmes in English.
