Alma Mater Europea

Alma Mater Europaea is an international university initiated by the European Academy of Sciences and Arts in Salzburg, Austria. The Academy unites about 2,000 top scientists, including 34 Nobel Prize winners. Over 2,000 students from 30+ countries study at Alma Mater’s doctoral, master, and bachelor programs in humanities, project management, artificial intelligence, sustainable development, business, strategic communication, social gerontology, physical therapy, and nursing.

Alma Mater Europaea is committed to producing graduates whose qualifications are nationally and internationally recognized and accepted. Alma Mater Europaea strives to continuously improve our career-oriented academic programs in accordance with the global marketplace and in line with international education organizations, and we submit to a continuous process of self-evaluation and self-improvement by means of internal and external quality validation.

Alma Mater Europaea provides students with a rich and varied academic environment that ensures opportunities for both intellectual development and the acquisition of professional knowledge and skills. Our teaching methods are in line with international standards. We are focused on real-world career development and offer a flexible, customized, and effective approach.

Under the patronage of the European Academy of Science and Arts, Alma Mater Europaea strives to mold a new international leadership elite in the fields of education, culture, economy, law, health, nutrition and environment.

Mission, Vision, and Strategy

Mission

The basic mission of AMEU is to develop and implement quality, complementary and sought for European-oriented applied and competitive programs needed primarily by the business sectors of Slovenia and Central Europe.

The mission of AMEU is to implement top-quality pedagogical and scientific research programs in various fields, and to serve the community as a university center promoting the development, spread and use of knowledge in the field of various sciences. AMEU has developed cooperation with universities in the region and other European countries with the aim of acquiring and implementing new knowledge and developing the new knowledge in cooperation with other universities in the region.

AMEU therefore contributes to the economic and cultural development and the creation of values and fulfills the local, national and regional mission in the educational, research and cultural fields on the basis of a transnationality and interdisciplinary approach.

Vision

AMEU’s vision is to become an international education center, a center of excellence in education and research, which will use its strategic and applied research to creatively solve economic, technological, health and socio-political, ecological and climate and intercultural issues of Central Europe, primarily the Danube Region and the Balkans.

As an open academic community it will offer, in association with its partners, projects for economic and technological development, peace and democracy, sustainable development, and the development of an ecological balance in the region, thereby contributing to European reintegration.

Development Strategy

The work of AMEU is based on the following strategic policies:

the development of study programs in the fields that have the greatest number of job positions available;

• the development of fundamental scientific disciplines on which study programs are based;
• the implementation of applied scientific research activity and the transfer of achievements into the environment;
• the cooperation with commercial and other organizations;
• the performance of professional development and consulting work;
• an international connection with education and research institutions.

Accreditation

All Alma Mater Europaea undergraduate and graduate programs are fully accredited by NAKVIS, the Slovenian Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education.

Graduate Admissions

Our selective doctoral and masters programs are tailored to recent graduates and early-career professionals from any country and diverse set of backgrounds. Each year we accept 20 to 40 students in each master's program, and between 12 and 20 doctoral candidates per PhD program.

• For the master's program, the minimum criteria are a bachelor’s/undergraduate degree and English language proficiency.
• For the Ph.D., at minimum, you need to hold a master's degree or a 4-year undergraduate/bachelor’s degree, and very good command of written and spoken English.

The Admission Process

The admission process is hassle-free and easy. It starts with your non-binding online application, which takes about 15-20 minutes. You are encouraged to fill it out as soon as possible, as we accept applications on a rolling basis.

As part of your application, you will indicate whether you are applying for the merit- or need-based Academicus scholarship.

You will hear from the Admissions Office within ten days of your application. If the Admission Office team confirms you as a suitable candidate, you will be invited to an interview and upload your diplomas and documents. You will receive the Academicus scholarship decision and apply for additional scholarships, including some that cover full tuition.

Via Calendly, you will sign up for the interview, which will take place within a week. Within a week after the interview and your complete application, Alma Mater will accept or reject your application and inform you about the scholarships and the tuition.