Other students (International Student Admissions): If you would like to apply directly to the Faculty of Industrial Engineering in Novo mesto (NB: not as an exchange student), please click here.
Erasmus + students (OUTGOING): See FINI’s Slovenian page for more information on applying for student mobility to one of our partner institutions. Click here
Erasmus + students (INCOMING): You can apply to the Faculty of Industrial Engineering Novo mesto as an exchange student if your home institution is a partner institute of the Faculty of Industrial Engineering in Novo mesto. See below.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For scholarship opportunities within Europe, please visit Study in EuropeorScholarship portal. Alternatively, you might want to consult the Grants Register that is published every year byPalgrave Macmillan(a comprehensive guide to postgraduate and professional funding worldwide).
APPLICATION PROCEDURE FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS
THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE REALIZED STEP BY STEP:
Your home university/faculty should first nominate you to the Faculty of Industrial Engineering. The nominations should be sent via email to: fini-unm (at) guest.arnes.si
After your home university/Faculty has nominated you to study as an exchange student, you should complete and submit theApplication form(attached here). There is no need to send a paper copy of the application; it is enough to send it signed and scanned.
After we have received your application and your host department has approved your application, we will send you a signedLearning Agreement and information on living and studying in Novo mesto.
DEADLINES
Deadlines for applications are as follows:
May 15 (Winter semester or whole academic year)
November 15 (Spring/Summer semester)
DOCUMENTS
When travelling to FINI, do not forget to take the following documents:
your Personal ID Card or Passport (necessary for students from non-EU countries)
medical insurance (before departing for Slovenia check whether there is any agreement with Slovenia regarding free health services, etc.)
proof of your Erasmus status indicating the length of your stay
Application Form (AF) and Learning Agreement (LA) duly signed and stamped by you and coordinators at your Home University.
OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION
Student – Mentor
Each Erasmus student will have a mentor assigned. A mentor is a student – volunteer, who helps you to organize practical aspects of your stay in Novo mesto, especially in the very beginning. The student mentor will contact you by e-mail before your arrival. The student mentor can help you with your transition to Novo mesto, Slovenia.
Slovenian language courses
There is a Slovenian language course for Erasmus students organized by a private language school. There are no summer courses. We recommend Yurena Language School in Novo mesto.
Accommodation
There are two most affordable types of accommodation in Novo mesto. The Student Dorm Novo mesto was recently renovated and offers double beds and apartments and also provides a Youth Hostel. The Student Dormitories are right across the street from the Faculty of Industrial Engineering.
The Faculty of Industrial Engineering Novo mesto offers free Internet service for all students using Eduroam. Access to the service can differ. You are kindly requested to ask about internet access as soon as you arrive.
All students with student card are entitled to subsidized meals in most restaurants around Novo mesto.
Each student can use as many subsidies as there are working days in a month (app.20 per month).
To be able to use these subsidies, you need to have a student card or your enrolment certificate, your ID/passport and your mobile phone (with Slovenian SIM card).
Here you can find the pricelists of students meal in Novo mesto: Students food
Student card
All exchange students of the Faculty of Industrial Engineering will receive a statement of student status or upon request and a small fee a STUDENT CARD.
Grading System
Description of the institutional grading system:
10
excellent
91 % – 100 %
9
very good
81 % – 90 %
8
very good
71 % – 80 %
7
good
61 % – 70 %
6
sufficient
51 % – 60 %
1 to 5
fail
less than 51 %
ECTS credits: 1 full academic year = 60 credits; 1 semester = 30 credits
