Home and EU students do not pay fees in first cycle programmes. 

Some second cycle programmes tend to be more expensive because of the field of study (ex.MBA) or the type of programme (offered in a foreign language).

There is no differentiation in the amounts required from home and international students.

There are no students enrolled in non-state subsidised places.

The waivers and reductions are subject to academic performance or socio-economic criteria.

Need-based and merit-based grants are available to home full-time and part-time students only. International students are not eligible for grants.

The grants are provided in monthly instalments for the duration of 12 months.

Grants are provided accordinq the ECTS and are provided for cources and programmes where the students have physical attendance. The amount of EUR 145 euro is the lowest amount for one course.

89% of first cycle students and 11% of students in second cycle received need-based grants. Data on the share of merit-based grant holders is not available.

There is no age limit for access to grants.

Loans are not available