Study Journalism in Albania: programmes, fees and entry requirements

Albania has 12 undergraduate programmes in Journalism at 7 universities in 5 cities. At public institutions EU students typically pay €276 a year (€110–€331); non-EU students €276 a year (€110–€331).

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

• Taught in: Albanian (9), English (1)
• Selection: grade limit (numerus clausus), Matura Shtetërore

All Journalism programmes in Albania

How admission works in Albania

You apply online through U-Albania (ualbania.al), the national application portal run by the Ministry of Education: you create an account, pay the application fee, fill in the A2/A3 form and rank up to 10 programmes in order of preference. Each programme publishes its places and its entry formula on the portal: points come from the secondary-school average, the State Matura average and grades in the subjects the programme names (some also require an entry exam), and the portal lists separate quotas for foreign applicants and for candidates from Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro and the Preševo Valley. Applicants with a foreign school certificate need it recognised by the Education Services Centre (QSHA) before applying. Some private institutions also run their own application on top of the national rounds; check each institution's website. The Ministry publishes the dates of the application rounds every year, so confirm them on ualbania.al.

See also: Study in Albania · Journalism in other countries