University of Belgrade
A Legacy of Excellence Since 1808
About University of Belgrade
The University of Belgrade, established in 1808, is one of the oldest and most prominent educational institutions in Serbia and the Balkans. Located in the capital city, Belgrade, it began as the Belgrade Higher School before evolving into a full-fledged university in 1905. The institution boasts a rich history of academic excellence and has played a significant role in the intellectual and cultural development of Serbia.
Belgrade, Serbia
1808
1905
31
English
90,000+
Our Programs
English-taught medical programs
Medicine (Bachelor's Program)
Faculty of Medicine
The University of Belgrade – Faculty of Medicine delivers a prestigious six-year Medicine program taught entirely in English, specifically designed to meet the needs of international students. Established in 1920 and deeply rooted in European medical education, the program combines a robust theoretical foundation in biomedical sciences with extensive practical training in modern clinical settings affiliated with University Hospital Center and national institutes across Belgrade.
Annual Tuition Fees
can be paid in installments
€8,000
can be paid in installments
€8,000
can be paid in installments
Application Process
Simple and guided admission steps
Document Submission & Contract
Students are required to submit a clear scanned copy of their school certificates, a copy of their passport, and sign a service contract with us.
Entrance Exam Application
Upon receiving the documents, we will coordinate directly with the university to apply for the entrance exam on the student's behalf.
Pre-Admission & Exam Fee Invoice
The university will then issue a pre-admission letter along with an invoice for the entrance exam fee.
Entrance Exam & Support
Students will take the entrance exam, with our full guidance and preparation support provided throughout the process.
Tuition Fee Invoice
If the student successfully passes the entrance exam, they will receive an invoice for the tuition fee. This may cover a minimum of one semester or up to two semesters, based on exam performance.
