University “Union – Nikola Tesla”

Key Highlights

• Accredited Serbian university with institutional accreditation dated 1 March 2021
• Private university established in 2011
• Integrated faculties span technical, social, and natural-science fields
• Current 2026/2027 admissions activity confirms ongoing operation

Student Life & Environment

Student experience is centered on in-person study at the university’s Belgrade premises rather than a residential or online campus model. The university provides Moodle, an electronic student portal, student webmail, and a student-services office. Its official FAQ states that lectures and exercises for all integrated faculties take place at the university seat and identifies seven examination periods during the academic year. Academic activities extend beyond scheduled classes. The university published a 2026 architecture and urban-planning student competition and coverage of a student exhibition associated with the 2026 New European Bauhaus Festival. These examples are most directly relevant to architecture and design-oriented students and should not be assumed to represent every department. International mobility is developing through Erasmus+. A published call invited students to apply for architecture mobility at the University of Maribor during the winter semester of 2026/2027. That call required proof of current enrollment, an academic transcript, a CV, a motivation letter, and at least B1 proficiency in the relevant language. Availability is partnership- and subject-specific rather than guaranteed for every student. No official housing, dining, athletics, counseling, or broad student-club inventory was found in the reviewed material, so applicants who need those services should ask the university directly before enrolling.

Location & Surroundings

The university’s registered address is Cara Dušana 62–64, 11158 Belgrade, Serbia. This is the administrative and teaching seat identified for the integrated faculties, and the university states that their lectures and exercises take place there. Applicants considering a member faculty with separate legal personality should verify its teaching address, because the wider university structure includes institutions whose administration or facilities may differ from those of the integrated faculties. Belgrade offers the setting of Serbia’s capital and largest higher-education center, but the university’s official pages do not describe a self-contained residential campus. Prospective students should plan on an urban, commuter-style experience and investigate accommodation independently. The reviewed official material provides no verified university residence prices, meal-plan costs, parking arrangements, or accessibility details. International students should also account for Serbian immigration and document-recognition procedures when planning a move. The undergraduate enrollment page requests proof of registered residence in Serbia, an authenticated passport copy, recognized prior qualifications, certified Serbian translations, and evidence of Serbian-language knowledge. Students should confirm the latest requirements with the university and the relevant Serbian authorities before travel.

Costs & Career Outcomes

For 2026/2027, the university publishes annual domestic tuition in euros, payable in Serbian-dinar equivalent at the National Bank of Serbia middle exchange rate on the payment date. Undergraduate prices range from €1,200 for Economics and Finance or Entrepreneurial Business and Real Estate Management to €3,300 for Architecture and Urban Planning. Other listed undergraduate annual prices are €1,500 for Environmental Protection and Informatics, €1,600 for International Politics and Security, and €2,700 for Civil Engineering. Published master’s tuition ranges from €1,500 to €3,500 annually, depending on the field. Doctoral study is listed at €3,000 per year. The rate for foreign citizens is €5,000 per year across programs, except that citizens of former Yugoslav republics use the domestic fee schedule. Tuition may be paid in four equal annual installments. The undergraduate enrollment page also lists an administrative enrollment charge of RSD 6,000. Students should confirm which services and materials tuition covers before paying. No verified university housing or meal-plan prices were found, so total attendance cost cannot be calculated from the official material reviewed. Career preparation is embedded differently by program: official program descriptions mention practical work, case studies, professional visits, and, in some curricula, student internships. However, no current institution-wide employment rate, employer list, graduate salary figure, or centralized career-placement outcome was found. Prospective students should compare curricula, internship requirements, professional-recognition implications, and local employment pathways for the exact program rather than treating broad employability claims as measured outcomes.