About the opportunity
Euro-Mediterranean University (EMUNI) in Slovenia offers accredited Master’s and PhD degree programmes for the 2026/2027 academic year. Programme offerings include Master’s degrees in Intercultural Business Communication, Digitalisation and Human Rights, Kinesiology of Human Performance, Mediterranean Geopolitics and Geoeconomics, Business and Digital Law, Ecoremediations and Sustainable Development, and Environment, as well as a PhD in Kinesiology for Quality of Life. Applications are submitted electronically through Slovenia’s national eVŠ portal across designated application periods. Candidates from all nationalities are eligible to apply.
Funding and benefits
- Study in accredited second-cycle Master's and PhD programmes in Slovenia.
- Choice of specialized study fields in law, digitalisation, geopolitics, environment, kinesiology, and business.
- Access to the EMUNI Scholarship Fund offering partial tuition awards for eligible applicants.
Who can apply?
- Open to citizens of Slovenia, EU member states, Slovenians without citizenship, and foreign citizens of non-EU countries.
- Hold a recognised bachelor's degree (for Master's applicants) or master's degree (for PhD applicants).
- Proof of English language proficiency at B2 or C1 level depending on the programme.
- Proof of B1 level in a second language or personal statement of native proficiency (for Intercultural Business Communication applicants).
- Mandatory participation in an online admission interview for non-EU applicants.
Required documents
- Bachelor's or Master's degree certificate in original language.
- Transcript of records of previous studies including GPA or Diploma Supplement in English.
- English language certificate (B2 or C1 level).
- Second language certificate (B1 level) or personal statement of native language proficiency (if required).
- Official English translation of degree certificate and transcript if not in Slovenian, Croatian, Italian, or English.
- Short chronological description of education in English on the EMUNI form (for non-Slovenian degrees).
- Copy of valid identification document with photograph proving citizenship (ID card for EU, passport for non-EU).
- Curriculum Vitae, bibliography, motivational letter, and research proposal (for PhD applicants).
When to apply
- 1st Application Period: April 6 – June 15, 2026.
- 2nd Application Period: July 6 – September 14, 2026.
- 3rd Application Period: September 28 – September 29, 2026.
How to apply
- Register on the Slovenian national eVŠ web portal at https://portal.evs.gov.si/prijava/.
- Select language, citizenship, second-cycle Master's or PhD level, and Euro-Mediterranean University call for enrolment.
- Complete personal details, permanent address, and previous education history.
- Upload all required supporting documents and submit the electronic application.
- Attend the mandatory admission interview if applying as a non-EU candidate.
- Upon receiving an admission letter and invitation, pay the registration and tuition fees and complete enrolment.
Additional information
- Non-EU citizens must apply for a Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) to study in Slovenia once enrolment is complete.
- Tuition fee and registration fee invoices are sent following the invitation for enrolment.
Our Take on This Opportunity
This section reflects Open Opportunities’ own analysis of the opportunity from an applicant’s perspective.
You may be a strong fit if…
- Prospective students seeking accredited Master's or PhD degrees in specialized fields like digital law, kinesiology, or geopolitics.
- Applicants from Slovenia, the EU, or international backgrounds looking for an academic environment in Koper.
- Candidates who meet the specific English proficiency requirements and hold the necessary prior degrees.
What should you think carefully about?
- Tuition and registration fees apply, though partial scholarships are available through the EMUNI Scholarship Fund.
- Non-EU citizens must navigate the process for obtaining a Temporary Residence Permit after enrolment.
- Mandatory online admission interviews are required for all non-EU applicants.
How could this fit your current goals and plans?
This opportunity is ideal for individuals aiming to advance their academic credentials in a specialized, international setting. It provides a structured path for those looking to gain expertise in niche areas like ecoremediations or digital human rights, while offering the flexibility of multiple application rounds throughout the 2026/2027 academic year.
Our take
Students seeking a formal, accredited postgraduate degree in Slovenia should consider this program, provided they are prepared to manage tuition costs and potential visa requirements.
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