Pan-European University
About the University
Private college in Bratislava, founded in 2004. The university has five faculties: Law, Economics and Entrepreneurship, Mass Media, Informatics, and Psychology.
Studies are conducted in Slovak and English at the bachelor's level. The cost of studies depends on the faculty and language: Slovak-language programs start from ~€2,290/year, English-language programs start from ~€5,190/year; payment is possible monthly or per semester.
Application fee is €33 (for MBA/LLM - €100). Applications are submitted only electronically; deadlines vary by faculty (e.g., Law - until 07/31/2026). For Slovak-language programs, level B2 is required.
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Admission and Deadlines
Updated 21 July 2026- Private University of Bratislava, founded 2004; 5 faculties — Law, Economics and Entrepreneurship, Mass Media, Informatics, Psychology.
- Applications are submitted only electronically (prihlaska.paneurouni.com); application fee — €33 (for MBA/LLM programs — €100). For some programs (e.g., Law) there is no entrance exam.
- Tuition fees depend on the faculty and language: Slovak-taught bachelor's programs cost ~€2,290–€2,990/year, English-taught programs cost ~€5,190–€5,500/year; payment can be made monthly (10 installments) or per semester.
- Foreign applicants for Slovak-taught programs are asked to confirm Slovak language proficiency at B2 level; deadlines vary by faculty (e.g., Law — by 07/31/2026).
Costs and Scholarships
Frequently Asked Questions about the University
How much does tuition cost at Pan-European University (PEVŠ)?+
PEVŠ is a private university, so tuition is charged. The amount of tuition fees depends on the faculty and language of the program: Slovak-language bachelor's programs cost approximately €2,290–€2,990 per year, and English-language programs cost around €5,190–€5,500 per year. Payment can be split into 10 monthly or 2 semester installments.
There is a separate application fee of €33 (€100 for MBA/LLM programs). First-year bachelor's students must pay the first monthly installments before enrollment, so plan your budget in advance.
Sources: Tuition fees and chargesAdmission terms and conditions
Is Slovak language required and are there programs in English?+
PEVŠ offers both Slovak-language and English-language programs (for example, 'International Relations' and several doctoral programs in English). If you are applying for a Slovak-language program, foreign applicants are asked to confirm their knowledge of Slovak at least at the B2 level.
English-language programs are more expensive than Slovak-language programs (around €5,190–€5,500 versus €2,290–€2,990 per year), but they do not require Slovak. Choose the program language according to your plans for working in Slovakia.
Sources: Admission terms and conditionsTuition fees and charges
How to apply and when is the deadline 2026?+
Applications are submitted only electronically via the prihlaska.paneurouni.com portal. Deadlines vary by faculty: for example, the Faculty of Law accepts electronic applications for bachelor's programs until July 31, 2026, and there is no entrance exam there (canceled by decision of the dean).
After submitting the electronic application, you need to send paper attachments by mail (a notarized copy of your high school diploma, a structured CV in Slovak or Czech, proof of payment of the fee). Always check the exact dates and conditions on the 'Termíny a podmienky prijatia' page of your chosen faculty.
Sources: Terms and conditions of admissionElectronic application form
What scholarships are available and is there support for foreigners?+
PEVŠ offers several types of scholarships: social (for students with permanent residence in Slovakia based on property criteria), motivational (for excellent results in studies, science, sports or creativity, usually from the 2nd year), doctoral, and also involves students in the National Scholarship Program.
The website does not mention a separate discount or special rate specifically for Ukrainians. Conditions (including possible reduction or postponement of tuition fees upon written application) should be clarified directly with the academic department. Social scholarships require permanent residence in Slovakia, so the temporary protection status may be relevant here.
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