Who this page applies to
Macedonian citizens who completed or are completing secondary education outside Slovenia and are applying for the first year of a bachelor or integrated master programme.
Main process
- Read the national call and the institution’s instructions.
- Apply electronically through eVŠ.
- Select up to the number of programme preferences permitted by the call.
- Start recognition of foreign secondary education inside the application.
- Upload supporting documents and complete any aptitude or ability test.
- Monitor eVŠ for requests and the selection decision, then enrol after acceptance.
Typical document package
- Final secondary-school certificate and annual school reports
- Matura or final-exam evidence
- Certified Slovenian translation where required
- Signed chronological education history
- Passport copy and programme-specific evidence
The exact package is stated in the call and any later request issued through eVŠ.
2026/2027 rounds for Macedonian citizens
| University | Category | 2026/2027 periods |
|---|---|---|
| University of Ljubljana | Non-EU | 18 Feb to 18 Mar; restricted 2 to 3 Sep period |
| University of Maribor | Non-EU | 18 Feb to 18 Mar; 3 to 4 Sep where available |
| University of Primorska | Western Balkans | 18 Feb to 30 Jun; 20 to 27 Jul; 20 Aug to 3 Sep; 23 to 24 Sep |
| University of Nova Gorica | Non-EU | 18 Feb to 18 Mar; 1 Apr to 1 Jul; 1 Aug to 1 Sep; 10 to 24 Sep |
Later rounds may not open if all places are filled. If secondary school is already completed, documents are generally due earlier; if completing school in 2026, a later document deadline may apply. Always confirm in the current call.
How the national bachelor system is structured
The first application period is the main route; later periods depend on remaining places and applicant category. In the first application, candidates rank programme preferences in order, and the system considers the first programme for which the applicant meets the conditions and has sufficient points.
Enrolment limits and points
An institution may introduce an enrolment limit (omejitev vpisa) when applications exceed places. Without a limit, applicants who meet the entry conditions are generally admitted. With a limit, applicants are ranked using published criteria such as final-exam or matura results, grades from selected years, specific subjects, and aptitude-test results. A Macedonian applicant must first satisfy recognition and access conditions.
Sources and further information
- Study in Slovenia
- eVŠ application portal
- University of Ljubljana bachelor and integrated master admissions
- University of Maribor future-student portal
- University of Primorska welcome portal
- University of Nova Gorica bachelor application procedure
Last checked: 30 July 2026
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