Study in Slovenia
Student Focused Education With European Career Access
Slovenia offers English and local language UG, PG, and PhD programmes. You study at public universities and applied science schools. Courses pair solid theory with hands on practice. Students enjoy safe towns, clear public services, and easy travel across Central Europe.
Why Study in Slovenia?
Slovenia mixes high academic standards with a calm lifestyle. The country links to the EU and regional networks. Universities focus on research, innovation, and applied projects. You get close contact with faculty and strong local internship options.
Slovenia Education System
Slovenia runs a structured system that blends research, applied teaching, and EU-aligned degrees.
Levels of Study
- Undergraduate (Bachelor’s — usually 3 years)
- Postgraduate (Master’s — 1–2 years)
- Doctoral (PhD — 3–4 years, varies by subject)
Types of Institutions
- Public universities (research and degree programmes)
- Universities of Applied Sciences / Polytechnics (practice focus)
- Private and specialised institutions
Popular Fields
- Engineering & Renewable Technology
- Computer Science & Data Science
- Business & Management
- Life Sciences & Biotechnology
- Environmental Science & Urban Planning
- Design, Arts & Cultural Studies
Eligibility Criteria
Undergraduate
- 10+2 or equivalent qualification
- Required subject marks for the chosen field
- English proficiency if the course needs it
Postgraduate
- Bachelor’s degree with required grades
- English test scores if required
- Some courses ask for work experience or portfolio
Required Documents
- Academic transcripts and certificates
- Passport copy & Photographs
- Experience Certificate (If Required)
- MOI – Medium of Instruction Certificate (If Required)
- English test result (if needed)
- Letter of acceptance from the university
- Proof of funds and health insurance
- Statement of Purpose, LORs, CV where asked
Visa Process
Secure an admission offer from a recognised Slovenian institute.
Prepare documents: passport, offer letter, financial proof, and insurance.
Apply for a Student’s Pass with ICA (Immigration & Checkpoints Authority).
Travel after visa approval and register with the institute on arrival.
Apply for a temporary residence permit if your stay exceeds three months.
Major Intakes
Winter : JanuaryÂ
Fall : September
Cost of Education
Undergraduate (Indicative)
€1,500 – €8,000 Per Year
₹1.35 lakh – ₹7.2 lakh Per Year
Postgraduate (Indicative)
€2,000 – €10,000 Per Year
₹1.8 lakh – ₹9.0 lakh Per Year
Doctoral fees vary by programme and funding. Check the institute for exact figures. (Conversion used: 1 SGD ≈ ₹69.5. Figures are indicative. Always check the university page.)
Living Expenses
€7,000 – €12,000 per year
≈ ₹6.3 lakh – ₹10.8 lakh per year
Popular Scholarships for International Students
University merit scholarships and departmental grants
Research scholarships for postgraduate students
Country and bilateral scholarship schemes Contact our counsellors for current eligibility and deadlines.
This list is only for reference, and it is highly recommended that the student consult with our counsellors for more details about scholarships in Slovenia for Indian students.
💡 Many universities also offer Graduate Assistantships and Teaching/Research Assistantships that help cover tuition and living expenses.
Top Universities in the Slovenia
University of Ljubljana
University of Maribor
University of Primorska
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I work while studying in Slovenia?
Yes. Many students can work part-time based on their permit. Part time work helps gain local experience and offset living costs. Always follow permit limits to stay compliant.
Is English required for study?
Some programmes teach fully in English, especially at postgraduate level. Other courses teach in Slovene. Check your course language requirement before applying.
What are the main intakes in Slovenia?
The main intake is usually in September or October. Some universities offer spring intakes. Apply early to allow time for visa processing.
Can I stay after graduation?
You may apply for a job seeker or work permit after graduation. Rules depend on job offer, employer sponsorship, and immigration policy. Many graduates find work in tech, green energy, and research roles.
How much does studying in Slovenia cost overall?
Total cost equals tuition plus living, travel, and personal expenses. Plan your budget by course, city, and lifestyle for a clear financial view.