Singidunum University
Valjevo
Quality Education for the Modern Job Market
About Singidunum University Valjevo
Singidunum University Valjevo is a branch of Singidunum University, a private institution founded in 2005 with the mission of providing high-quality education tailored to the demands of the modern job market. Located in Valjevo, a city in western Serbia, this campus offers a range of programs designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed for successful careers.
Valjevo, Serbia
2005
Private University
English
Master's
60
Our Programs
English-taught master's program
Public Health (Master's Program)
Faculty of Health and Business Studies
The Faculty of Health and Business Studies at Singidunum University offers an English‑taught one‑year (two‑semester) Master's academic programme in Healthcare and Advanced Practice Management, in collaboration with the Institute of Public Health of Serbia 'Dr Milan Jovanović Batut'. The curriculum is interdisciplinary—combining medical, social‑science, and management disciplines—and carries 60 ECTS credits, culminating in the degree title 'Master Manager in the Health Care System'.
Annual Tuition Fees
can be paid in installments
€3,000
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.
