The Republic of Serbia is a country located at the crossroads of Central and Southeastern Europe, covering the central part of the Balkan Peninsula and the southern part of the Pannonian Plain.
Throughout history this region has attracted foreigners from both the East and the West and these numerous influences can be seen not only in architecture and culture, but also in everyday life, cuisine and traditions. The Serbian people are known as hospitable and joyful and this vibrant place allows one to experience the best of both the West and the East at the same time.
The capital city, Belgrade (Beograd), built on the confluence of the rivers Sava and Danube, has seen many who tried to conquer it through the ages, but in the end, it conquers everybody with its charm and spirit.
Average length of a full-time higher education programme:
Tuition fee for non EU-students:
Tuition fees range from EUR 1000 to 7000 per year and depend on the institution and study program.
The capital city, Belgrade (Beograd), built on the confluence of the rivers Sava and Danube, has seen many who tried to conquer it through the ages, but in the end, it conquers everybody with its charm and spirit.
Novi Sad, situated in the northern region of Vojvodina, is globally known for one of the best music festivals in the world - Exit – and it is also the 2019 European Youth Capital and the 2021 European Capital of Culture.
Other university centres, such as the old capital Kragujevac in the central region of Šumadija, also attract numerous students from across the country. Apart from the vibrant cities, the visitors of Serbia often come back to it for its countryside with its mountains and big plains, rivers and numerous spas as well as monasteries and cultural heritage sites across the country.
Number of higher education institutions: 75
Number of international students in higher education: 12000+
Accommodation approx. 150 euros
Housing costs depend on the location, quality of the accommodation and on the season but the prices per month usually range from €70–120 in the dormitories to €150–250 in private flats.
Food approx. 100 euros
Studies and personal requirements (books, culture, recreation): approx. 50 euros
The ISIC (International Student Identity Card) card is the most advantageous card for all students. It allows cardholders to get student discounts for transport, restaurants, cinemas, museums, exhibitions and concerts.
Total per month approx. 350 Euros
The average monthly living expenses for a student in Serbia are approximately 250-450 euros.
You may apply for the student visa at the competent representative authority at the earliest six months before your planned travel date. You should not apply later than 15 calendar days before your planned stay.
Contact your EUCAS advisor for more details.
International students have the right to work part-time while studying in Serbia as long as they are enrolled in a university.
