University of Montenegro

Admission to the University of Montenegro typically requires the completion of secondary education (or an equivalent qualification). For undergraduate programs, prospective students must meet the university’s specific academic requirements and may need to pass an entrance exam, depending on the program. International students are required to provide proof of their academic qualifications, meet the language proficiency requirements (in Montenegrin, Serbian, or English, depending on the program), and submit additional documents, including a visa application and proof of financial support. Graduate program applicants must have a relevant bachelor’s degree and may be asked to provide additional documents such as a research proposal or letters of recommendation.

University of Montenegro offers various scholarships and financial aid opportunities to both domestic and international students. These scholarships are generally merit-based, designed to assist students in covering tuition fees and living expenses. UCG also participates in numerous international exchange programs and offers funding for students who wish to study abroad or participate in collaborative research projects. Additionally, students from underprivileged backgrounds may be eligible for financial aid to support their studies.