A compact, safe EU country with low tuition and strong engineering and natural sciences.
Slovenia is small, green and safe, with an EU-standard education system and low costs. Ljubljana is a compact university city, and the country sits between the Alps and the Adriatic within easy reach of Italy, Austria and Croatia.
Public university tuition for non-EU students is modest by Western European standards.
Consistently ranked among the safest countries in the world, with walkable student cities.
Strong programmes in mechanical engineering, computing and natural sciences.
Alps, forests and Adriatic coast all within a couple of hours of the capital.
Borders Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia — easy travel and internships.
An expanding set of English-taught master's programmes.
| Tuition | €2,000–€6,000 per year for non-EU students |
|---|---|
| Living cost | Approximately €500–€700 per month |
| Financial proof | Approximately €5,500–€7,000 per year |
| Intakes | October (main) |
| Language | Slovene for most bachelor's; English-taught master's growing |
| Work while studying | Permitted through the student work scheme |
| Post-study stay | 9-month job-search permit |
| Visa type | Slovenian temporary residence permit for study |
Slovenia is a central European country of about 2.1 million people, bordering Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia with a short Adriatic coastline. Slovene is the official language and Ljubljana is the capital and main university city.
Slovenian higher education is provided by public and private universities and by independent higher education institutions. Programmes follow the Bologna structure, with professional and academic bachelor’s degrees running in parallel.
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