University of Sarajevo, Faculty of Dentistry
Faculty of Dentistry with Dental Clinical Centre · University of Sarajevo · Bosnia and Herzegovina
Public, English-medium Dentistry in Sarajevo. Up to 70 international places per year at BAM 12,000 (approx. EUR 6,136) per year — public-university pricing for dental medicine in the Bosnian capital.
At a glance
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Programmes
Dentistry
Tuition fees
BAM 12,000 (approx. EUR 6,136) per year
Duration
6 years (360 ECTS)
Language of instruction
English
Admission process
Document-based admission: secondary-school diploma, transcripts, English proficiency proof, medical certificate; no entrance exam; enrolment typically July; up to 70 international places
Intake
October (first Monday of October)
Recognition
Bosnia and Herzegovina is not an EU member; recognition varies by country and requires individual evaluation in the target country.
Living costs
Total students
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Why study medicine here?
The University of Sarajevo Faculty of Dentistry with Dental Clinical Centre offers a full six-year integrated Dental Medicine programme (360 ECTS) in English. The English-language programme has capacity for up to 70 international students per year — the largest English-medium dental intake at any public university in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Teaching takes place at the faculty and at the affiliated Dental Clinical Centre, giving students hands-on patient contact from the early clinical years.
- Founded: 1960 (dental dept), independent faculty 1975
- Type: public
- Location: Bolnicka 4a, Sarajevo
- Affiliated clinic: Dental Clinical Centre University of Sarajevo
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Admission and entrance exam
Admission to the English-language Dental Medicine programme is document-based: applicants submit their secondary-school diploma and transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and a medical certificate confirming fitness to study. No entrance examination is required for the English programme. Enrolment typically takes place in July; the academic year begins with the first Monday of October. Up to 70 places are available for international students each year.
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Tuition fees and living costs
Tuition for the English-language Dental Medicine programme is BAM 12,000 per year, equivalent to approximately EUR 6,136. A small administration fee of approximately BAM 60 is charged in addition. Living costs in Sarajevo range from EUR 450 to 650 per month, covering accommodation, food, local transport, and mobile services.
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The city as a place to study
- City: Sarajevo
- Population: approx. 300,000
- Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Living costs: EUR 450-650/month
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Marcel Kloos
Federally recognised dentist, founder and owner of Medschool Experts
Marcel Kloos founded the company while still studying abroad himself; since then more than 500 study places have been arranged. Originally from Stuttgart, he studied dentistry in Sofia from 2015 to 2021 and is a federally recognised dentist.
He now lives in Bern and runs the company full-time as its owner. He visits the partner universities in person on a regular basis.
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