Enrolment in the Second and Third Cycles of Studies
HighlightsUniversity of Banja LukaUpisCandidates may apply for the admission to the second and third cycles of studies at the University of Banja Luka from 4 October 2024.
Candidates who apply for the admission to the second and third cycles of studies can do so online via upis.unibl.org, and the original documents should be submitted when enrolling.
Information on the final rank-lists is to be released by 18 October at the latest, on the websites of the faculties / Academy of Arts, and enrolment of the admitted candidates will take place from 21 to 25 October this year.
Enrolment plan – the second cycle of studies (master studies)
In the second cycle of studies, the plan is to enrol 936 candidates, 518 of whom would be state-funded students, and 255 self-funded students. Moreover, there are places for another 76 foreign students and 87 part-time students in the second cycle of studies at the University of Banja Luka in the academic year 2024-2025.
Overview of the number of vacant places – the second cycle of studies
Academy of Arts (30), Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (46), Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, Combined Study Programme of Energy Efficiency in Buildings (15), Faculty of Economics (85), Faculty of Electrical Engineering (108), Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (46), Faculty of Medicine (47), Faculty of Agriculture (41), Faculty of Law (50), Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (60), Faculty of Mining Engineering (10), Faculty of Technology (38), Faculty of Security Science (45), Faculty of Physical Education and Sports (17), Faculty of Political Science (62), Faculty of Philosophy (105), Faculty of Philology (87) and Faculty of Forestry (34), Faculty of Agriculture and Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Combined Study Programme of Conservation and Sustainable Use of Genetic Resources (10).
Number of vacant places – the third cycle of studies (doctoral studies)
In the third cycle of studies, the plan is to enrol a total of 155 students, 127 of whom would be self-funded students, 21 foreign student and one part-time student.
Overview of the number of vacant places – the third cycle of studies:
Academy of Arts (4), Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (7), Faculty of Economics (10), Faculty of Electrical Engineering (10), Faculty of Medicine (50), Faculty of Agriculture (10), Faculty of Law (10), Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (5), Faculty of Political Science (10), Faculty of Philosophy (10), Faculty of Philology (16), Faculty of Forestry (6), Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Faculty of Technology, Joint Study Programme of Renewable Energy Sources and Environmental Engineering (7).
More information on the enrolment in the second and third cycles of studies can be found here.
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