Bosnian scholarship

University of Sarageov 

University-Specific Scholarships in Bosnia University of Sarajevo: Offers various fully-funded or partial scholarships to international students based on academic merit and, in some cases, financial need . 

History of Sarageov University. 

Sarajevo was first placed on the map of academic centres in this part of Europe in 1573, with the signing of Gazi Husrevbey’s Waqfname (Endowment) by. Today, Gazi Husrevbey’s Library is, as an associate member, the oldest institution within the University of Sarajevo. Following the departure of the Ottoman administration and the arrival of Austria-Hungary, the Sharia Judicial School was founded in 1887, the National Museum in 1888, the Catholic Seminary of the Vrhbosna Archbishopric in 1890. The Eastern Orthodox Seminary of Sarajevo was upgraded to an institution of higher learning in 1892. Today, the National Museum is an associate member of the University of Sarajevo and the Faculty of Catholic Theology is a full member.

Today's It's Structure: 22 faculties, 3 academies, and 5 research institutes.

1.University of Mostar: Has an International Scholarship Program prioritizing applicants from developing countries, which may include Pakistan. Selection criteria are similar—great academic performance, motivation, and supporting documents . Other Bosnian Institutions: Schools like University of Banja Luka, International Burch University, University of Tuzla, and Sarajevo School of Science and Technology (SSST) also offer scholarships aimed at international students . 

 2. International & Government-Supported Scholarship Programs Erasmus+: Bosnia and Herzegovina participate in the EU’s Erasmus+ mobility and exchange schemes, which can offer funding for study (tuition, travel, living stipends) either from or within Bosnia . Other Programs via Bosnian Universities: Universities may facilitate applications to external international scholarships such as: DAAD (Germany) Fulbright (USA) Visegrad Fund OSF (Open Society Foundations) . University Cooperation Portals: Institutions like University of Mostar provide links and guidance to a range of scholarship programs, including Turkish Government scholarships, DAAD, French Government scholarships, and others . 

3. Scholarships for MBBS/Medicine Several Bosnian universities offer merit-based scholarships for MBBS programs. For example: University of Sarajevo University of Banja Luka University of Mostar These usually require a strong academic background, and some are government-supported . 

 4. Costs & Financial Considerations Tuition fees at public universities typically range between €1,000 and €2,500 per year . Living costs (housing, food, transport, etc.) average around €300 to €600 per month depending on the city and lifestyle . Some platforms estimate annual tuition for MBBS at around €3,500 to €5,500 depending on the university 5. Application Insights & Tips Application requirements are generally standard: transcripts, language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL where applicable), letters of recommendation, motivational statements, and proof of finances . For MBBS programs, a minimum of 60% marks is often required . Some students have shared positive experiences of private universities like IUS (International University of Sarajevo) offering scholarship tests—in one case, a 75% scholarship reduced tuition to approximately €800/year. Programs here are taught entirely in English and include dual-degree options . Summary Table Type of Opportunity Description University scholarships Merit or need-based aid at institutions like Sarajevo, Mostar, Banja Luka, Burch, Tuzla, SSST Erasmus+ & external scholarships EU-funded mobility grants and international programs (DAAD, Fulbright, etc.) Medicine (MBBS) scholarships Merit-based opportunities at various Bosnian medical schools Private university scholarships E.g., IUS offers test-based scholarships up to 75% off tuition 

Next Steps for You 

1. Identify target universities—check official websites (e.g., Sarajevo, Mostar, IUS) for the latest scholarship announcements and application portals. 

2. Explore Erasmus+ or government-linked programs via university international offices or websites. 

3. Reach out directly to admissions or international relations offices to confirm eligibility and deadlines, especially for Pakistan. 

4. Prepare application materials early—highlight academic performance, motivation, recommendation letters, and any financial need. 

5. Consider private universities like IUS and their scholarship tests if you prefer English-medium instruction with modern curriculums.

University of Sarajevo

Obala Kulina bana 7/II

71000 Sarajev

Bosna i Hercegovina

Telefon: +387 33 56 51 18

E-mail: javnost@unsa.ba

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