Trnava
University of Trnava
Trnava University in Trnava is a modern, attractive educational and scientific institution that is one of the ten best universities in Slovakia. The University of Trnava offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programs in the fields of philosophy, sociology, pedagogy, law, healthcare, theology and other humanities. The university offers free higher education for students from Kazakhstan and for other foreign applicants from CIS countries.
Free study at the university takes place in the Slovak language. You can apply to many fields without exams, but with knowledge of the Slovak language.
- Faculty of Philosophy
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Theology
- Faculty of Education
- Faculty of Health and Social Work
University of Trnava
Faculty of Arts
The faculty prepares professionals in the field of art history and theory, philosophy, archaeology, language studies, political science, psychology and sociology. In cooperation with the Faculty of Education, history is taught in combination with other academic disciplines.
Bachelor's degree programs
– History and theory of art
– Philosophy
- History
– Classical archaeology
- political science
- Psychology
– Sociology
Master's degree programs
– History and theory of art
– Philosophy
- History
– Classical archaeology
- political science
- Psychology
– Sociology
Doctoral study programmes
– History and Theory of Fine Arts and Architecture
– Classical archaeology
– Slovak history
– Philosophy
- Psychology
– Theory and methodology of sociology
The main requirement for admission to the 1st degree (bachelor's degree) is a complete general secondary education or a full secondary vocational education.
**Additional conditions:**
• For the specialization "Psychology", a written entrance examination is held, which verifies general learning skills: logical and critical thinking, quick orientation in new situations, information analysis, attention, intelligence, the ability to draw conclusions and express ideas clearly.
• Admission to other fields is based on the results of secondary education.
Admission without entrance exams is subject to an average score of 1.00 according to the Slovak equivalent (grades must be at least 10 in the last 4 years of study).
For the field of "Psychology", the entrance examination is held in the form of a written test.
Bachelor's degree – applications accepted until 28.02.2026, fee – 40 euros
Master's degree – applications accepted until 28.02.2026, fee – 40 euros
Doctoral studies – applications accepted until 28.02.2026, fee – 40 euros
University of Trnava
Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law of the University of Trnava is a center of legal education and scientific research. The faculty is focused on the study of Slovak public and private law, international law and European law. Students complete internships at ministries of foreign affairs, national courts, rights organizations, local government bodies, etc. The Faculty of Law offers its students the opportunity to study at foreign partner universities within the ERASMUS+ program (in: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, France, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malta, Norway, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Turkey...)
Bachelor's degree programs
- Law
Master's Degree Programmes
- Law
Doctoral Study Programmes
– Law – Civil, Labour, Criminal (Everyday and External), Theory and History of State and Law (part-time only)
– in English Theory and History of State and Law (external)
The main requirement for admission to the 1st degree (bachelor's degree) is a complete general secondary education or a full secondary vocational education.
Other conditions:
• Applicants must pass an entrance exam in the form of an online test in the following subjects: history, fundamentals of law, fundamentals of sociology, psychology, philosophy and economics; At the same time, the exam verifies the candidate's socio-political, legal and cultural knowledge, as well as logical thinking.
• Foreign applicants must prove their level of knowledge of the Slovak language by taking a Slovak language test prepared by the faculty.
Date of the entrance examination: June 9, 2026
Bachelor's degree – applications are accepted until 31.03.2026, price – 50 euros
Master's studies – applications are accepted until 14.06.2026, price – 50 euros
Doctoral studies – applications are accepted until 14.06.2026, price – 50 euros
University of Trnava
Faculty of Theology
The unique programs of the Faculty of Theology are focused on the practical application of skills in a future vocation. The curriculum of the faculty is focused on philosophical and theological areas. The faculty prepares students both theoretically and practically in the areas of social welfare, pastoral counseling and professional leadership. Upon graduation, the graduate will be competent in current issues of ethics, politics, culture and religion.
Bachelor's degree programs
- Consueling (counseling, professionally oriented program)
– Fundamentals of Christian Philosophy and Catholic Theology
Master's Degree Programs
– Catholic Theology
Doctoral Degree Programs
– Catholic Theology
The main requirement for admission to the 1st degree (bachelor's degree) is a complete general secondary education or a full secondary vocational education.
Admission without entrance exams.
Bachelor's degree – applications are accepted until 30.04.2026, price – 35 euros
Master's studies – applications are accepted until 30.04.2026, price – 35 euros
Doctoral studies – applications are accepted until 30.04.2026, price – 35 euros
University of Trnava
Faculty of Education
The faculty provides comprehensive education for kindergarten teachers, primary and secondary school teachers, special educators, as well as experts in fine arts. As part of doctoral studies, the faculty implements programs for the study of some areas of didactics and elementary pedagogy. Scientific and pedagogical research at the faculty is supported by modern technical equipment, specialized laboratories and classrooms with audiovisual technology.
Bachelor's degree programs
– Social pedagogy and education
– preschool and elementary pedagogy
- Animation of fine arts
- Teaching English Language and Literature
– English language and English-speaking cultures
– Slovak language in communication of the deaf
Teaching in combinations of subjects:
– Slovak Language and Literature – English Language and Literature
– Slovak Language and Literature – Biology
– Slovak Language and Literature – Chemistry
– Slovak Language and Literature – Ethical Education
– Slovak language and literature – history
– Slovak Language and Literature – Computer Science
– Slovak language and literature – religious education (Catholic)
– Slovak language and literature – German language and literature
– Slovak Language and Literature – Citizenship Education
– Slovak language and literature – fine arts
– Mathematics – English Language and Literature
– Mathematics – Biology
– Mathematics – chemistry
– Mathematics – ethical education
– Mathematics – history
– Mathematics – Computer Science
– mathematics – religious education (Catholic)
– Mathematics – German Language and Literature
– Mathematics – citizenship education
– Mathematics – Fine Arts
– English Language and Literature – Biology
– English Language and Literature – Chemistry
– English Language and Literature – Ethical Education
– English Language and Literature – History
– English Language and Literature – Computer Science
– English Language and Literature – Religious Education (Catholic)
– English Language and Literature – German Language and Literature
– English Language and Literature – Citizenship Education
– English Language and Literature – Fine Arts
- Biology, chemistry
– Biology – ethical education
– Biology – history
– Biology – Computer Science
– biology – religious education (Catholic)
– Biology – German Language and Literature
– Biology – citizenship education
– Biology – Fine Arts
– History – ethical education
– History – religious education (Catholic)
– History – German Language and Literature
– History – civic education
– History – Fine Arts
– Chemistry – ethical education
– chemistry – religious education (Catholic)
– Chemistry – German language and literature
– Chemistry – citizenship education
– Chemistry – fine arts
– Computer Science – Ethical Education
– Informatics – religious education (Catholic)
– Computer Science – German Language and Literature
– Informatics – citizenship education
– Computer Science – Fine Arts
Master's degree programs
– Social pedagogy and education
– Teaching for Primary Education
– Preschool pedagogy
– Pedagogy of Fine Arts
- Teaching English Language and Literature
– English language and English-speaking cultures
– Teaching for secondary schools in the educational field of mathematics and work with information
– Teaching for secondary schools in the educational direction of man and nature
Teaching in combinations of subjects:
– Slovak Language and Literature – English Language and Literature
– Slovak Language and Literature – Biology
– Slovak Language and Literature – Chemistry
– Slovak Language and Literature – Ethical Education
– Slovak language and literature – history
– Slovak Language and Literature – Computer Science
– Slovak language and literature – religious education (Catholic)
– Slovak language and literature – German language and literature
– Slovak Language and Literature – Citizenship Education
– Slovak language and literature – fine arts
– Mathematics – English Language and Literature
– Mathematics – Biology
– Mathematics – chemistry
– Mathematics – ethical education
– Mathematics – history
– Mathematics – Computer Science
– mathematics – religious education (Catholic)
– Mathematics – German Language and Literature
– Mathematics – citizenship education
– Mathematics – Fine Arts
– English Language and Literature – Biology
– English Language and Literature – Chemistry
– English Language and Literature – Ethical Education
– English Language and Literature – History
– English Language and Literature – Computer Science
– English Language and Literature – Religious Education (Catholic)
– English Language and Literature – German Language and Literature
– English Language and Literature – Citizenship Education
– English Language and Literature – Fine Arts
- Biology, chemistry
– Biology – ethical education
– Biology – history
– Biology – Computer Science
– biology – religious education (Catholic)
– Biology – German Language and Literature
– Biology – citizenship education
– Biology – Fine Arts
– History – ethical education
– History – religious education (Catholic)
– History – German Language and Literature
– History – civic education
– History – Fine Arts
– Chemistry – ethical education
– chemistry – religious education (Catholic)
– Chemistry – German language and literature
– Chemistry – citizenship education
– Chemistry – fine arts
– Computer Science – Ethical Education
– Informatics – religious education (Catholic)
– Computer Science – German Language and Literature
– Informatics – citizenship education
– Computer Science – Fine Arts
Doctoral study programmes
– Pedagogy
– Slovak language and literature
– Theory of science education
– Theory of language and literary education
The main requirement for admission to the 1st degree (bachelor's degree) is a complete general secondary education or a full secondary vocational education.
Other conditions:
• Grades in certain specialized subjects will be taken into account when entering each specialization.
• The condition for admission to study for foreign applicants is also the provision of a certificate of successful completion of international tests in the Slovak language at least at the B1 level.
• For the field of study "Pre-school and Primary Pedagogy", the entrance examination will take place in the form of a test of general competence to study at the university.
• In English-related specializations, certificates of completion of the state language exam or certificates of successful completion of international tests (e.g. PET, FCE, CAE, CPE, TOEFL, TOEIC, etc.) at least at B1
level can be equivalent to confirming results in a profile subject (including the final exam).• Applicants for the field of Slovak Language in Communication with the Deaf will be admitted on the basis of the results of a creative exam and a motivational interview. The creative exam involves testing minimum abilities (adequate visual perception, good spatial imagination, fine motor skills, good visual memory).
Bachelor's degree – applications are accepted until 31.03.2026, price – 50 euros
Master's studies – applications are accepted until 31.03.2026, price – 50 euros
Doctoral studies – applications are accepted until 31.03.2026, price – 50 euros
University of Trnava
Faculty of Health and Social Work
The aim of the Faculty of Health and Social Work is to educate students in the spirit of Christianity and humanism. The faculty prepares professionals in the following educational programs: nursing, laboratory examination methods in healthcare, social work, public health and child development, and family studies. After graduation, graduates work in clinics, sanatoriums, medical laboratories and other medical facilities.
Bachelor's degree programs
- Public Health
- Social Work
- Nursing
- Laboratory Examination Methods in HealthCare
Master's Degree Programs
- Public Health
- Social Work
- Laboratory Examination Methods in HealthCare
Doctoral Study Programs
- Public Health
- Social Work
- Laboratory Examination Methods in Health Care
The main requirement for admission to the 1st degree (bachelor's degree) is a complete general secondary education or a full secondary vocational education.
Other conditions:
• Certificate of medical fitness.
• Age – 18 years.
• Vaccination against hepatitis B confirmed by a doctor.
• As part of the admission procedure, it is also necessary to take a test in the Slovak language at the B1 level, which is organized by the faculty.
• CV in Slovak.
Bachelor's degree – applications accepted until 31.03.2026, fee – 48 euros
Master's degree – applications accepted until 30.04.2026, price – 48 euros
Doctoral studies – applications accepted until 30.04.2026, fee – 48 euros
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