Most affordable universities in Slovakia
Sorted by typical yearly tuition, lowest first. Open a profile for current programs, fees by citizenship and admission deadlines.
The most affordable university in Slovakia in our data is St. Elizabeth’s College of Health and Social Sciences in Bratislava, at about €540 a year. Next come Catholic University in Ruzomberok (€550) and College in Sládkovičovo (€769).
Lowest yearly tuition first
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St. Elizabeth’s College of Health and Social Sciences in Bratislava
Bratislava, Slovakia
50/100 Score€540 /year - 2
Catholic University in Ruzomberok
Ružomberok, Slovakia
53/100 Score€550 /year - 3
College in Sládkovičovo
Slovakia
€769 /year - 4
Police Academy in Bratislava
Slovakia
€799 /year - 5
Technical University in Zvolen
Zvolen, Slovakia
60/100 Score€1,000 /year - 6
University of Alexandra Dubček in Trenčín
Trenčín, Slovakia
54/100 Score€1,000 /year - 7
University of Prešov
Prešov, Slovakia
61/100 Score€1,000 /year - 8
University of Trnava
Trnava, Slovakia
59/100 Score€1,000 /year - 9
Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra
Nitra, Slovakia
65/100 Score€1,000 /year - 10
Janos Selye University
Slovakia
€1,200 /year
How this ranking works
Universities are ordered by the typical yearly tuition on record, lowest first; universities without published tuition are left out. Fees often differ by program and are usually higher for students from outside the EU, so confirm the current amount on the university's website before you apply.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest university in Slovakia?
The most affordable university in Slovakia in our data is St. Elizabeth’s College of Health and Social Sciences in Bratislava, at about €540 a year. Next come Catholic University in Ruzomberok (€550) and College in Sládkovičovo (€769).
How much does it cost to study at the most affordable universities in Slovakia?
Among the 10 most affordable universities in Slovakia in our data, typical yearly tuition ranges from €540 to €1,200.
Do students from outside the EU pay the same tuition in Slovakia?
Often not. EU and EEA citizens usually pay the same fees as local students, while students from outside the EU pay separate and usually higher fees. Check the university's fee page for your citizenship.