Cost of living for a student in Slovenia (monthly)

1. Accommodation

2. Transportation

3. Food

4. Books and school supplies

5. Health insurance

6. Recreational activities

7. Personal expenses

Note

Ljubljana is the most expensive city in Slovenia when compared to other cities such as Maribor and Koper.

Tuition fees for international students at public universities in Slovenia

Students from outside the European Union

Annual tuition fees

Important notes

1. Medical and engineering departments are generally more expensive than arts departments.
2. Some universities charge additional fees for international programs.
3. Scholarships are available to international students through the government and universities.
4. Additional fees: An administrative fee of between €50 and €200 per year may be charged.

Academic admission requirements and required documents

1. Academic admission requirements

High school diploma: Must be equivalent to and recognized as a Slovenian certificate
Proof of language proficiency
If the program is in Slovenian, proof of proficiency in Slovenian is required.
If the program is in English, documents such as TOEFL or IELTS must be submitted.

2. Required documents

3. Tuition fees

Fees vary depending on the major and university, ranging from 2,000 to 12,000 Euros per year.

4. Cost of living

5. Visa procedures

Once you are accepted to the university, you will need to apply for a student visa.
Documents required for visa
Acceptance letter from the university
Financial proof to cover tuition and living expenses
Medical certificate
rap sheet

6. Working while studying

International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during their studies, provided that it does not affect their academic success.

Education and Living in Slovenia