University of Economics in Bratislava (Ekonomická univerzita v Bratislave)
Slovakia is a fairly varied country, and it is open not only to work and tourism but also to students. The capital is home to several universities that appear in rankings of the best higher education institutions in Europe.
A few reasons to study in Bratislava:
- Bratislava has a huge number of firms and companies offering students work in their field, both part-time and full-time. Finding a job will not be a problem.
- In Bratislava you can study free of charge in the Slovak-language programmes, and for a fee in the English-language ones.
- Bratislava is home to the country’s best public universities: humanities, technical and economic.
In this article we tell you about the University of Economics in Bratislava, Slovakia.
The University of Economics (EUBA) is currently the largest university in Slovakia, providing comprehensive, all-round education in economics and management study programmes at every level of study.It maintains wide international cooperation, with more than 230 universities and colleges around the world.
Faculties:
- Faculty of National Economy — Národnohospodárska fakulta
- Faculty of Commerce — Obchodná fakulta
- Faculty of Economic Informatics — Fakulta hospodárskej informatiky
- Faculty of Business Management — Fakulta podnikového manažmentu
- Faculty of International Relations — Fakulta medzinárodných vzťahov
- Faculty of Applied Languages — Fakulta aplikovaných jazykov
Faculty of National Economy — Národnohospodárska fakulta
Study at this faculty is built on combining practical classes with an up-to-date theoretical grounding. The result is economics specialists working in large international companies or in public bodies. For students of the faculty, research work is inseparable from teaching.
Application deadline: by 31 March
Exam dates: 14–18 June
Exams: a general study aptitude test and a foreign language test. For the Economics and Law programme, a history test.
Programmes:
- Applied Economics
- Finance, Banking and Insurance
- Public Policy Management
Faculty of Commerce — Obchodná fakulta
The faculty trains specialists to work in Slovak and international trade and manufacturing organisations and in consultancies. Its main aim is to develop students’ capacity to think, their creativity and a critical eye for business processes. The faculty’s strategic goal is to become a modern educational unit that is respected internationally.
Application deadline: by 31 March
Exam dates: 14–18 June
Exams: entrance exams take the form of a written test in mathematics/economics, general knowledge and Slovak, or an individual interview.
Programmes:
– Business and Marketing
– International Business
– Tourism and Services
Faculty of Economic Informatics — Fakulta hospodárskej informatiky
The faculty trains future economists geared towards working with every kind of social and economic information. The following programmes are available: accounting, economic informatics, quantitative methods in economics, and econometrics.
Application deadline: by 31 March
Exam dates: 14–18 June
Exams: entrance exams take the form of a written test in mathematics/economics, general knowledge and Slovak, or an individual interview.
Programmes:
- Economic Informatics
- Accounting
Faculty of Business Management — Fakulta podnikového manažmentu
The faculty's work focuses on managing businesses of every sector and size. Its graduates are specialists in business administration, management, corporate finance and logistics. They are in demand not only in Slovak companies but abroad as well.
Application deadline: by 31 March
Exam dates: 14–18 June
Exams: entrance exams take the form of a written test in mathematics/economics, general knowledge and Slovak, or an individual interview.
Programmes:
- Economics and Management
- Financial Management
Faculty of International Relations — Fakulta medzinárodných vzťahov
The faculty trains specialists in international relations in economics. Its graduates are experts in related fields and are in demand at companies worldwide. A prestigious Slovak degree and excellent foreign language skills let them find work in their field quickly.
Application deadline: by 31 March
Exam dates: 14–18 June
Exams: entrance exams take the form of a written test in mathematics/economics, general knowledge and Slovak, or an individual interview.
Official deadlines and rules are published by the Slovak Ministry of Education: rules on compulsory school attendance and how to enrol a child in the first year of school.
Faculty of Applied Languages — Fakulta aplikovaných jazykov
This faculty provides teaching in English, German and other foreign languages across all the university’s faculties. Its graduates are specialists in intercultural communication, the fundamentals of economics and law, and selected social science disciplines. They speak at least two languages and easily find work abroad and in Slovakia.
Application deadline: by 31 March
Exam dates: 14–18 June
Exams: depending on the programme chosen, entrance exams take the form of a written test or an individual interview.
Programmes:
- Foreign Languages and Cultures
- Foreign Languages and Intercultural Communication
Dolnozemská cesta 1
852 35, Bratislava
Slovak Republic
Tel.: +421 2 6729 5356
E-mail: komunikacia@euba.sk
Website: euba.sk
We hope this article has been useful — it is never too late to study.
If you are also interested in what a student needs to know about Bratislava, admission documents, residence permits and recognition of qualifications, read this article: https://pomosh.sk/bratislava-dlya-studentov/