Living in the Republic of Slovenia
Accommodation
Find a place where you will be happy. The University of Ljubljana, unfortunately, does not provide student accommodation, but there is still a variety of accommodations available across the city. To help you make the right choice, research your option and find appropriate accommodation.
You can contact:
Zavod Študentska svetovalnica, Brezplačna posredovalnica sob m2
www.mkvadrat.si
There is an International cooperation service (Resor za mednarodno sodelovanje) operating within the scope of the University of Ljubljana Student Organisation, with a registered office at Pivovarniška ulica 6, 1000 Ljubljana (office hours: Monday, Tuesday, Friday: 2 pm-5 pm). International exchange students can receive general information about student life in Ljubljana and help with private accommodation search by email or .
Residence in Dormitory for postgraduate students
Residence in Dormitory for postgraduate students is possible for young researchers (employed doctoral students with the status of a young researcher, funded by the Public Research Agency of the Republic of Slovenia – ARRS) and scholarship holders (doctoral students, who do not have the citizenship of the Republic of Slovenia and do not have the status of a young researcher, but receive a scholarship awarded in the Republic of Slovenia).
Slovenians with no Slovenian citizenship receiving a scholarship by the Republic of Slovenia (Public Scholarship, Development, Disability and Maintenance Fund of the Republic of Slovenia) may apply for a room at the Student resident halls. The Regulations on fees and accommodation in students’ dormitories for Slovene nationals without Slovene citizenship and foreigners in the Republic of Slovenia provide that up to 250 places are to be offered in Student resident halls for the recipients of ministry scholarship. Available places for the residence of scholarship recipients are assigned by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport in cooperation with scholarship providers. Recipients of ministry scholarships are charged a subsidised rent. The Ministry or scholarship provider pays the rent directly to the student dorm, i.e. from the scholarship amount granted.
A very limited number of beds in student dormitories is available for exchange students. Exchange students pay the economic price. Rooms are given to students on a "first-come, first get" basis according to the date and hour of the online application. The application is available here and can be done before you start with the exchange application. More about the dormitories you can find here.
All rooms are double-bedded with a shared bathroom and kitchen. The price varies from 150 - 190€ per month per person, depending on the size and location of the room.
The University of Ljubljana is a partner of HousingAnywhere.com, the international student-to-student housing platform. Students who are coming from abroad to Ljubljana can find and book a student room on www.HousingAnywhere.com. The rooms on this platform are offered by our students that go abroad for a study abroad semester, exchange, Erasmus, or internship. Using the platform itself is completely free for you as a student. When you make a concrete booking an administrative fee will be charged as a part of Housing Anywhere’s secure booking system.
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Here is the list of hostels in Ljubljana, where you can book a room for the first week/month of your stay in Ljubljana and during that time you will be able to look for private accommodation by yourself.
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Why study at the University of Ljubljana?3.
Degree programmes4.
Fees5.
Application for enrolment and recognition of foreign education6.
Learning Slovene7.
Year plus8.
Study regulations 9.
Academic calendar10.
Grading system11.
Special status12.
Psychosocial counselling service for students△
Persons with international protection14.
Student identity card15.
IT services16.
Access to the libraries17.
Scholarships18.
Student associations19.
Social media20.
Living in the Republic of Slovenia 21.
Useful contacts and quick overview22.
Recognition and prevention of violence in the academic environment
