Finances

Tuition fees

Tuition fees are waived for Austrian/EU/EEA students during the tuition free period (minimum study duration + tolerance semesters), but students must pay the student union fee (ÖH fee) has each semester. The student union fee is € 22,70. In case the minimum study duration plus tolerance semester is exceeded for one or more study programmes at the University of Graz, students have to pay the tuition fee plus the ÖH fee of € 363,36 plus ÖH fee per semester. Visit this link for more information.

Students from Southeastern Europe have to pay a tuition fee of € 726,72 plus the student union fee (ÖH fee) of € 22,70 per semester. Students can claim reimbursement if they fulfil the criteria set out here.

The tuition fee for International Degree Students is determined according to their country of origin and the duration of their studies. Visit this link for more information. 

For enquiries about the admission procedure, tuition fees, and refund processes at the University of Graz please contact the University’s International Office jointdegrees@uni-graz.at.

Scholarships

Please note that the University of Graz does not provide any scholarships for the entire programme. For general information about scholarships, please consult the following website: http://www.grants.at/.
Students can apply for scholarships for the mobility semester at their entrance university. Please contact the Joint Programmes’ Team at the Office of International Relations ahead of time!

Tuition fees

€3,900 EUR (or counter value in Serbian dinars), including ALL costs of a four-semester programme, costs of recognition of a foreign BA degree and ten-day Winter School (full board and transportation) – payable in ten instalments during the two years of studies – for citizens of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Turkey.

€4,900 EUR (or counter value in Serbian dinars), including ALL costs of a four-semester pro- gramme, costs of recognition of a foreign BA degree and ten-day Winter School (full boards and transportation) – payable in ten instalments during the two years of studies – for citizens of all other countries that are not mentioned above.

Scholarships

Please note that the University of Belgrade is not in a position to provide financial support, but we encourage students to seek available funding from third parties. For all enquiries about enrolment at the University of Belgrade, please contact gordana.ristic@fpn.bg.ac.rs and dusan.pavlovic(at)mac.com. Students can apply for a scholarship for their mobility semester at their entrance university.