Application for enrolment and recognition of foreign education
Application for enrolment
Candidates submit the application for enrolment and recognition of foreign education through the eVŠ web portal:
- by means of electronic identification of at least a medium level of reliability (with a qualified digital certificate, smsPASS, e-ID card) or by means of an AAI account (authentication and authorisation infrastructure account) - application is considered if submitted through the eVŠ web portal before the application deadline as defined by the relevant call for enrolment,
- using a username and password (SI PASS) - application is considered if submitted through the eVŠ web portal before the deadline as defined in the relevant call for enrolment.
The candidates should submit all the required supplements (e-copies or scans of the original documents) through the eVŠ web portal before the deadline as defined in the relevant call for enrolment. They should not send the printed e-application and the supplements via e-mail or by post!
Support and assistance:
Technical assistancefor filling out the application for enrolment: , +386 1 478 85 90.- The Student Organisation of Slovenia (SOS) is here to help you with any substantive questions you may have about submitting your application for enrolment on the eVŠ portal: , + 386 64 179 197.
| A | International students of EU Member States. |
| B | International students with permanent residence in the Republic of Slovenia if they or at least one of their parents or guardians are taxpayers in Slovenia. |
| C | Persons granted international/temporary protection and applicants for international/temporary protection. |
| D | Available enrolment slots for bachelor's and master's full-time degree programme provision for Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship are announced separately. |
| E | International students of non-EU countries with which the Republic of Slovenia has concluded bilateral agreements*. |
| F | International students of non-EU countries with which the Republic of Slovenia has not concluded bilateral agreement. |
* Slovenia has concluded bilateral agreements with North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo.
- Available places for bachelor's and master's full-time degree programme provision for international students (E, F), as a rule, cannot exceed 20% of the available places for Slovenian citizens and EU citizens.
- Available places for bachelor's and master's part-time degree programme provision for international students (E, F), as a rule, cannot exceed 50% of the available places for Slovenian citizens and EU citizens.
- International citizens may apply for all available places in doctoral degree programmes.
INFO POINT
Kongresni trg 12, 1000 Ljubljana
Phone: +386 1 2418 585
Office hours from 1 February to 30 September:
In person: Mondays and Wednesdays 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. CET
By phone: weekdays 9.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m. CET
E-mail: ;
W: www.uni-lj.si
You can also make an appointment for online counselling on the application-admission procedure for bachelor's and single-cycle master's studies (Wednesdays from 1 to 2.30 p.m. CET) upon prior registration.
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1.University of Ljubljana2.
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 needs and 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
