MedStartUniversity of Novi Sad, Serbia – Faculty of Medicine

University of Novi Sad, Serbia – Faculty of Medicine

Introducion

Faculty of Medicine at the University of Novi Sad in Serbia

Quick Facts About the University of Novi Sad

University Name

University of Novi Sad

Faculty

Faculty of Medicine

City

Novi Sad

University Type

Public University

Indicative Tuition

Approx. €4,000 per year

Clinical Training

Practical and clinical nursing education

Student Community

Serbian and international students

Why Choose the University of Novi Sad?

Established Nursing Education

The Faculty of Medicine has offered Nursing education since 2003 and provides both academic and professionally oriented healthcare study programmes.

The main Undergraduate Academic Studies in Nursing programme combines theoretical medical education with practical nursing skills.

European ECTS Study System

The Nursing programme follows the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).

Students complete:

4 years / 8 semesters / 240 ECTS

giving the programme a clear European higher education structure

Practical Nursing Education

The programme includes both theoretical and practical education.

Students develop knowledge and skills in:

Practical education is an important part of the programme and prepares students to work within healthcare teams.

University of Novi Sad medical faculty campus in Serbia

Healthcare-Focused Faculty

Nursing students study within the University’s Faculty of Medicine alongside other healthcare disciplines.

This provides access to medical teaching departments, clinical subjects and healthcare professionals involved in education and practical training.

Student Life in Novi Sad

Novi Sad is one of Serbia’s largest university cities.

The city has a large student population, public transport, healthcare services, restaurants, shopping, cultural activities and a range of accommodation options.

Faculty of Medicine building at the University of Novi Sad, Serbia

Academic Program at the University of Novi Sad

Nursing

The Undergraduate Academic Studies in Nursing programme is a first-cycle university programme offered by the Faculty of Medicine.

Nursing – Programme Overview

Programme Detail

Information

Programme

Nursing

Study Level

Undergraduate Academic Studies

Duration

4 years / 8 semesters

ECTS Credits

240 ECTS

Teaching Language

English

Faculty

Faculty of Medicine

Study Location

Novi Sad, Serbia

Entry Level

After completion of secondary education

 

The programme includes theoretical teaching, practical classes, professional practice and independent academic work.

Areas of study may include:

Admission Requirements at the University of Novi Sad

Students interested in Nursing should meet the Faculty’s academic admission requirements.

General requirements include:

  • Completion of a four-year secondary school programme
  • General secondary school or relevant medical secondary education
  • Academic certificates and transcripts
  • Valid passport for international applicants
  • Recognition of foreign secondary education where required
  • Certified translations of foreign documents
  • Other documents requested by the Faculty

Applicants must also complete an entrance examination.

The Faculty currently lists the following entrance-exam combinations:

  • Biology and Nursing, or
  • Biology and Chemistry.

Requirements may vary for international applicants.

Requirements for Indian Students

International students interested in Nursing should first confirm their eligibility directly with the Faculty.

 
For Indian Students

Indian applicants interested in Nursing should also verify how the qualification would be recognised by the relevant nursing authority in India if they plan to return and practise there.

NMC/NEET requirements that apply to Medicine should not automatically be applied to Nursing.

Nursing applicants should instead check the requirements of the relevant nursing registration authority for their intended country of practice.

Medical education and academic facilities at the University of Novi Sad Faculty of Medicine

Tuition Fees and Costs at the University of Novi Sad

Nursing

Tuition: €4,000 per year

The €4,000 figure is a MedStart planning estimate for the Nursing programme and should not be treated as the university’s final official invoice.

The official tuition applicable to foreign Nursing students should be confirmed directly with the Faculty for the relevant academic year.

Students should also budget for:

Contact MedStartEdu for the latest programme-specific fee information before applying.

Living and Studying in Novi Sad

Novi Sad is one of Serbia's largest university cities and an important educational centre in northern Serbia. The city offers public transport, supermarkets, restaurants, healthcare services, student facilities and a range of accommodation options. Compared with many Western European cities, Novi Sad can offer a more manageable overall student budget.

International students pursuing medical studies at the University of Novi Sad, Serbia

Student Life and Accommodation

International students can use private apartments, shared accommodation or other student housing depending on availability and eligibility.
For realistic planning, MedStart recommends approximately:

Estimated Monthly Living Cost

A comfortable student planning budget is approximately: US$700–950 per month This is a MedStart recommended planning budget rather than an official university charge. Students sharing accommodation and managing their spending carefully may spend less, while private apartments and higher personal spending can increase monthly costs. MedStartEdu can also guide students on accommodation and pre-departure planning before travelling to Serbia.

Clinical Training and Practical Exposure

Practical education is a major part of the Nursing programme.

The curriculum combines classroom education with laboratory, professional and clinical skills. Students learn through:

The programme is designed to progressively develop students from theoretical understanding to practical nursing competence.

Clinical practice takes place within healthcare environments connected with the Faculty’s medical education activities.

Global Recognition and Accreditation

The University of Novi Sad Faculty of Medicine is an accredited public higher education institution in Serbia.

The Undergraduate Academic Studies in Nursing programme is listed by Serbia’s National Entity for Accreditation and Quality Assurance in Higher Education.

The current national accreditation guide identifies the Nursing programme as an accredited Bachelor Academic Studies / Health Care programme.

Application Process at the University of Novi Sad

MedStartEdu can help students understand the Nursing admission process and organise the information required before applying.

Step 1 – Free Counselling

Discuss your academic background, preferred programme and budget with MedStartEdu.

Step 2 – Eligibility Check

Our team reviews your secondary education and general admission requirements.

Step 3 – Language and Programme Confirmation

Confirm the Serbian-language requirement and whether the Nursing programme is suitable for your academic and career plans.

Step 4 – Prepare Documents

Prepare your passport, academic certificates, transcripts, certified translations and other required documents.

Step 5 – Entrance Examination

Applicants complete the required entrance examination 

Step 6 – University Application

Your application is prepared for submission through the appropriate Faculty of Medicine admission process.

Step 7 – Admission and Pre-Departure

After admission, students can prepare their tuition payment, residence documentation, accommodation and travel arrangements.

Frequently Asked Questions About Nursing at the University of Novi Sad

1. Where is the University of Novi Sad Faculty of Medicine located?

The Faculty is located in Novi Sad, Serbia.

Yes. The Faculty of Medicine offers Undergraduate Academic Studies in Nursing.

The Nursing programme lasts 4 years / 8 semesters.

The programme consists of 240 ECTS credits.

Yes. The current Undergraduate Academic Studies in Nursing programme is taught in english.

The tuition fees is €4,000 per year.

MedStart recommends approximately US$700–950 per month for accommodation, food, transport and normal personal expenses.

Actual costs depend on accommodation and lifestyle.

Yes. Applicants generally take Biology and Nursing or Biology and Chemistry.

Yes. Nursing education includes practical classes, professional practice and clinical skills training.

Yes. The Undergraduate Academic Studies in Nursing programme is listed among the Faculty’s nationally accredited study programmes.