International students

1. Why study at the University of Ljubljana?

2. Education system of Slovenia

3. Degree-seeking students

   • Bachelor's and single cycle master's study programmes

   • Master's study programmes

   • Doctoral study programmes

4. Exchange students

1. Enrollment

   • Bachelor's and single cycle master's study

   • Master's study

   • Doctoral study

2. Tuition fees and other study contributions

3. Visa and permits

4. Accommodation and cost of living

1. Check the "How to get there" section

2. Official procedures when you arrive:

   Check the "How to get there" section
   • Visa holders - report a temporary address
   • Applying for temporary residence permit
   • If you have health insurance based on a bilateral agreement, before going to the Administrative Unit and applying for a temporary residence permit, register your insurance at Mala ulica 3
   • Obtaining the tax number and opening a bank account

3. Register for subsidised food

4. Transport options in Ljubljana

1. Year plus
2. Other ways of learning Slovene
3. Extracurricular activities
4. Career centres
5. Student associations
6. Academic calendar
7. Student work
8. Libraries
9. International student ambassadors
10. Tutors 
11. Exploring Slovenia
12. Mental health 

Over the past 10 years, this show has gathered thousands of participants in more than 500 episodes filmed in the Western Balkans, and this year it will be filmed in Slovenia for the first time.

The programme is aimed at young people and offers them a space for dialogue and public expression of their views and opinions. It will be broadcast on 37 television stations in the region and on the Radio Free Europe web platform.

The authors of the programme invite all young people between the ages of 18 and 30 to participate in the programme. The aim of the programme is to provide young people with a public platform where they can speak openly and freely about issues that directly affect them - from the challenges they face, to proposing solutions, to communicating directly with the authorities and the general public.

Further information and an application form can be found on their website.

There is always something going on at the University of Ljubljana. In addition to extracurricular activities and Career Center activities that you can follow via the POPR portal, there are also some other activities that are available to all students. In addition to the events organized by the University of Ljubljana and its members, there are also events organized by various student associations and organizations.

Activities organised by ESN Ljubljana

Join our Welcome weeks events and enjoy some speed friending, a free city tour, the biggest Erasmus welcome party, and many more exciting events during your first weeks in Ljubljana. Discover everything at our official channels and don’t miss out on the fun and new friendships that await!

Visit their Linktree page for more details, useful links and future events. 

ESN invites you to become part of their buddy team!

An Erasmus buddy is a mentor who helps Erasmus students adapt to their new environment. Their role is to welcome students when they arrive, help them get to know the city and the faculty, and support them in integrating into the local culture and social life. If you are interested in participating in ESN Ljubljana activities and would like to learn more about the possibility of joining our organization, please contact them at the following email address esn@sou-lj.si.