Study International Relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina: programmes, fees and entry requirements

Bosnia and Herzegovina has 10 undergraduate programmes in International Relations at 8 universities in 4 cities. At public institutions EU students typically pay €767 a year; non-EU students €767 a year.

Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.

All International Relations programmes in Bosnia and Herzegovina

ProgrammeUniversityCityLanguageLengthEU fee / yearNon-EU fee / year
Međunarodni odnosi i diplomatijaEuropean University Brčko DistrictBrčkoBosnian3 yr€1,534€1,534
Međunarodni odnosi i diplomacijaHerzegovina University (Mostar)MostarCroatian3 yr€1,994€1,994
International Relations and European StudiesInternational Burch UniversitySarajevoEnglish3 yr€5,113€5,113
International Relations and DiplomacyInternational University of SarajevoSarajevoEnglish4 yr€6,000€6,000
Ekonomska diplomatijaUniversity of Business Engineering and Management Banja LukaBanja LukaSerbian4 yr——
Sigurnosne i međunarodne studijeUniversity of Mostar (Mostar)MostarCroatian3 yr€767€767
Međunarodni odnosiUniversity of Sarajevo (Sarajevo)SarajevoBosnian3 yr——
Sigurnosne i mirovne studijeUniversity of Sarajevo (Sarajevo)SarajevoBosnian3 yr——
Sigurnosne studijeUniversity of Sarajevo (Sarajevo)SarajevoBosnian4 yr——
Međunarodno pravo, diplomacija i sigurnostVictoria International UniversityMostarCroatian———

How admission works in Bosnia and Herzegovina

There is no national application system: you apply directly to each university or faculty, which publishes its own call for enrolment (konkurs za upis) with the number of places, the entry requirements and the deadlines. Most calls for the autumn intake open in May or June, with a first round in June or July and a second round in September; places are often split between state-funded (budget) places for citizens and self-financing places. Selection is by points from the secondary-school record and, at many faculties (medicine, architecture, the arts, sport, engineering), an entrance test or aptitude exam (prijemni ispit); foreign students apply under the same conditions or a separate quota, depending on the institution. A secondary-school certificate obtained abroad has to be recognised (nostrified) by the competent cantonal ministry or the entity ministry of education before enrolment, although many universities let you sit the competition while the procedure is under way. Because the country has three education authorities (the Federation, Republika Srpska and Brčko District), deadlines and documents differ between universities.

See also: Study in Bosnia and Herzegovina · International Relations in other countries

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How the figures are collected and calculated: Data and sources.