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The verified catalogue currently publishes 117 programmes across 47 institutions in 10 cities. Use the program finder to filter by field, level, city, language and tuition.

Published programmes are taught in English. Each programme page lists every language its official source records.

Slovenia's higher education includes universities and independent institutions offering academic and professional programmes. Complete English-taught degrees are fewer than modules or exchanges delivered partly in English.

Fee status depends on citizenship, programme language, study cycle and institution. A programme described as public is not automatically tuition-free for every international applicant.

Foreign qualifications go through recognition for continuing education as part of or alongside admission. Programmes can add subject, language, portfolio or entrance-test conditions.

Many degree applications use the national eVŠ portal, followed by institution-specific evidence and recognition steps. Calls for enrolment define the available places and deadlines.

EU/EEA registration and third-country temporary residence follow different procedures. Admission, funds, insurance and accommodation evidence should be checked against current Slovenian government guidance.

Public funds, bilateral calls and institution awards target different groups. Confirm whether a call supports a complete degree, mobility period or research only.

Student work often operates through regulated referral arrangements, while access differs by status. Verify eligibility and taxation before relying on employment income.

Ljubljana has the largest programme and rental market, while Maribor, Koper and Nova Gorica offer different costs and campus character. Budget in EUR.

Ljubljana and Maribor are the main centres; Koper and Nova Gorica provide coastal and regional options. Some institutions operate at multiple locations, so verify the programme campus.

Dormitory access and application rules differ by city and student category. Private supply can be tight near the start of the academic year, especially in Ljubljana.