
Slovenia uses the eVŠ (Electronic Higher Education) system for application coordination. The University of Ljubljana (UL) is the country's main institution; the University of Maribor is the second largest. Slovenia is a small but welcoming EU study destination with growing English-taught offerings, especially at master's level.
Application Windows
| eVŠ first round (all public universities) | March 17 – August 28 |
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| eVŠ second round (remaining places) | September 1 – 15 |
| University of Ljubljana (international) | April – August |
| University of Maribor (international) | April – July |
| University of Primorska | April – July 31 |
| Academic year starts | October 1 |
Annual Deadline Calendar
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about application deadlines in Slovenia
Very much so. EU/EEA students pay no tuition at Slovenian public universities (beyond a minimal administrative fee). Non-EU students pay tuition of approximately €3,000–€5,000/year depending on the program. Ljubljana has relatively low living costs compared to Western European capitals.
Slovenian is the primary language of instruction. However, the University of Ljubljana and University of Maribor offer a growing range of English-taught master's programs in business, IT, and natural sciences. Erasmus Mundus programs hosted in Slovenia are entirely in English.
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