International Admission Office
A single point of contact from first enquiry to enrolment: document review, recognition of foreign secondary qualifications, offer letters and payment guidance, in English and Serbian.
International
Ninety-four per cent of our students come from outside Serbia. This office exists for them — from the first enquiry to the residence permit, in English and Serbian.
The Novi Sad campus was established in 2015 together with the partner universities of the Danube Rectors’ Conference. The cooperation is not symbolic: it shapes the curricula, the teaching staff, the clinical training and the scholarships.

Services
A single point of contact from first enquiry to enrolment: document review, recognition of foreign secondary qualifications, offer letters and payment guidance, in English and Serbian.
Preparation of the complete visa file for the Serbian embassy, address registration on arrival and the annual temporary residence permit renewal, handled together with the city police administration.
Student and staff mobility with 38 partner institutions across the European Higher Education Area and beyond, including full ECTS recognition of the mobility semester.
Joint curricula in the health sciences, exchange of teaching staff, elective clinical rotations in partner hospitals across the Danube region, and the Danube Scholarship Endowment for international students.
Assessment of foreign secondary and higher qualifications under the Lisbon Recognition Convention, carried out with ENIC/NARIC Serbia.
Free Serbian language courses at levels A1 and A2 each semester, academic English writing support, and intercultural workshops for students and staff.
Visa & residence
Issued by the Admission Office once the first tuition instalment is received. It states the programme, duration and language of instruction.
Applied for at the Embassy or Consulate of the Republic of Serbia in your country of residence, with the letter of admission, proof of accommodation, insurance and means of support.
The residence is registered with the police within 24 hours of arrival; the International Office accompanies students holding a university accommodation contract.
Applied for within the first thirty days for the duration of the academic year, and renewed each year on proof of continued enrolment.
Holders of a student temporary residence permit may work up to twenty hours per week during the semester with a work permit obtained through the National Employment Service.

Trg Dositeja Obradovića 3, 21000 Novi Sad, Republic of Serbia
Block A, first floor, room 112
+381 21 485 2000 · +381 62 922 4042 (WhatsApp)
info@nahda.edu.rs
Monday – Friday, 09:00 – 17:00 (CET)
Network
Public university of the Republic of Serbia, founded 1960; academic guarantor and awarding partner of the campus.
Founding cooperation network of universities along the Danube; joint curricula, clinical placements and the Danube Scholarship Endowment.
KA131 and KA171 student and staff mobility with 38 partner institutions across the European Higher Education Area.
Principal clinical training site for the faculties of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy.
Joint applied research in biotechnology, food safety and environmental monitoring.
Internships, sponsored graduation projects and technology-transfer support for engineering students.
Elective clinical rotations in the Danube region for students of the health faculties.
Municipal support for student residence permits, transport passes and community volunteering.
Living costs
| Item | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| University residence hall (shared room, with utilities) | 140 – 190 EUR / month |
| Private shared flat in the city centre | 200 – 280 EUR / month |
| Food and household shopping | 150 – 200 EUR / month |
| Student public transport pass | 10 EUR / month |
| Health insurance (compulsory for residence permit) | 15 – 25 EUR / month |
| Books, printing and laboratory consumables | 20 – 40 EUR / month |