Belgrade Metropolitan University

Key Highlights

• Institutional accreditation and multiple operating-permit supplements were issued in 2025.
• The university has locations in Belgrade and Niš.
• Four faculties cover information technology, management, digital arts, and foreign languages.
• Classroom and online delivery are advertised, subject to program availability.

Student Life & Environment

Student support is oriented toward academic guidance, employability, scholarships, and mobility. The university’s student guide describes a mentoring system in which each student is assigned a mentor who monitors progress and can help with study-related difficulties or questions. Because that guide predates the 2026/2027 cycle, applicants should confirm how mentoring currently operates in their intended faculty and study mode. The Career Development Center says it connects students with employers, provides career information and individual guidance, and supports access to internships and employment opportunities. Its site also publishes vacancies and calls relevant to students, although listings may be time-limited and should not be treated as guaranteed placements. International engagement includes an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education covering 2021–2027 and calls for student and staff mobility. Funding varies by call: for example, a 2026 traineeship opportunity was explicitly zero-funded, meaning participants had to cover their own costs. Scholarship opportunities include competitions for prospective students and tuition support for selected high-performing current students, subject to each competition’s rules. No current official source reviewed clearly describes university-managed residences, meal plans, or guaranteed housing. Students relocating to Belgrade or Niš should plan to investigate independent accommodation and commuting costs before accepting an offer.

Location & Surroundings

The main university location is at Tadeuša Košćuška 63 in Belgrade, while the Niš location is at Bulevar Svetog Cara Konstantina 80A. Admissions can be handled through either location for relevant programs, and the university also provides a central admissions email and telephone service. Belgrade is the institution’s principal and more broadly provisioned location in the 2026/2027 materials. The undergraduate fee table lists all nine bachelor’s choices there. The Niš table lists a smaller selection: Information Technology, Software Engineering, Video Game Development, Digital Business and Marketing, Graphic Design, and English in Business. Applicants should not assume that a Belgrade program is automatically taught face-to-face in Niš. Online delivery may reduce the need for relocation for eligible programs, but it does not remove the need to verify examination, consultation, or attendance requirements. International students should also distinguish between studying in English and simply using online delivery, since language and mode are separate choices in the university’s documents. As no current university housing provision was verified, location decisions should include independent research into rent, transport, and daily living arrangements in the chosen city.

Costs & Career Outcomes

The university prices tuition in euros, payable in Serbian-dinar equivalent where specified. For 2026/2027, standard annual bachelor’s tuition in Belgrade ranges from €2,790 for English in Business to €4,290 for Fashion Design. Information Technology, Software Engineering, Video Game Development, Engineering and Operations Management, and Digital Business and Marketing are each €2,990; Graphic Design and Interactive Media Design are €3,990. Published Niš prices are lower for the programs offered there, ranging from €2,290 to €3,390. The 2026/2027 international schedule charges foreign students €5,000 annually for listed bachelor’s and master’s programs taught in English. English-taught doctorates are €7,000, while Serbian-taught doctoral tuition is €4,000. Serbian-language master’s fees vary by subject, with the public table listing €2,990 for several technology and management programs, €3,990 for Visual Communications, and €4,500 for Music Production. These are program charges, not a total cost of attendance: verified housing, food, transport, insurance, visa, and personal-cost estimates were not published in the reviewed university material. The domestic fee page allows payment in 12 installments, beginning with a 20% enrollment payment. Discounts and scholarships have separate eligibility rules and may not be combinable. Students should request a written calculation for their citizenship, language, campus, and study mode before paying. Career support is available through the university’s Career Development Center, which offers counseling, skills activities, employer connections, and internship or vacancy information. No verified graduate salary, employment-rate, or employer-outcome statistics were found, so applicants should assess career fit through the curriculum, portfolio requirements, internship access, and the local demand for their chosen field.