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Nomination
The student first applies at the sending institution, which submits the official nomination to UNI.
Incoming students
Study a semester at UNI
UNI welcomes incoming Erasmus+ semester-exchange students with support for application, accommodation, arrival, and academic life in Kosovo.
Incoming mobility at UNI
UNI-Universum International College, powered by Arizona State University, offers academic and cultural opportunities for international students who come for a semester exchange through Erasmus+. Each year, UNI welcomes more than 120 students from different European countries to study, collaborate, and experience student life in Kosovo.
This page brings together the main guidance for application, documents, deadlines, visa, accommodation, arrival in Kosovo, and monthly living costs, so nominated students and partner international offices have one clear reference point.
Incoming exchange process
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Application
After nomination, UNI contacts the student with application details and required documents.
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Documents
The student prepares the passport copy, transcript, English certificate, and Learning Agreement.
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Arrival
The International Office supports orientation, accommodation, campus arrival, and residence-permit steps where required.
Application and arrival guide
Which documents are required for application?
- Online application
- Passport copy
- Academic transcript
- English-language certificate
- Learning Agreement
What are the semester exchange deadlines?
- Winter semester: nominations by June 30; application by July 10.
- Spring semester: nomination by December 15; application by December 30.
Do I need a visa or residence permit?
Visa requirements depend on the country of origin. Visa applications are handled through the nearest Kosovo consulate, while the International Office provides supporting documents for the application.
If the stay is longer than 90 days, Erasmus students must apply for a residence permit after arrival in Kosovo.
How does accommodation work?
UNI does not offer on-campus accommodation. Students are advised to look for housing in Prishtina with support from the International Office.
- Monthly cost usually ranges from EUR 150 to EUR 350.
- The price depends on size, location, and apartment conditions.
How do I arrive in Kosovo and on campus?
- Prishtina International Airport (PRN) is about 17 km from the city center.
- Students can also travel through Skopje (about 2 hours) or Tirana (about 4 hours).
- Inter-city and international buses are frequent and affordable.
- Transport from the Flag Roundabout to campus is provided directly for UNI.
What budget should I plan?
- Public buses cost around EUR 0.50 per trip; a day ticket is around EUR 0.80.
- A meal for two people in a mid-range local restaurant is around EUR 20.
- For a simple student lifestyle, plan around EUR 500 or less per month.
