RAF undergraduate competition scholarships
University of Union, Faculty of Computing (RAF)
School-leavers with qualifying computing, mathematics or physics competition results can seek free or half-price undergraduate study.
- What it pays for
- Qualifying applicants may receive full tuition or a 50% tuition discount for four years.
- Deadline
- The 2026/27 deadline was 31 May 2026; no deadline for the next competition is published.
Covers
What it pays for
- Tuition
Eligibility
Who can apply
- Open to every nationality
- For Undergraduate study
- Subjects: Computing and data
- RAF invites school-leavers from neighbouring countries with qualifying national competition results, but does not list eligible countries.
- Applicants from abroad must be able to follow teaching in Serbian; the page does not establish eligibility for applicants from every country. ([raf.edu.rs](https://raf.edu.rs/upis/stipendije-na-raf-u/))
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Serbia
Other open scholarships
Dragan Klai膰 Fellowship
University of Arts in Belgrade, supported by the Open Society Foundations and European Cultural Foundation
The university describes annual support for tuition and living costs; it does not publish a current award amount on the course page.
RAF master's tuition awards for its graduates
University of Union, Faculty of Computing (RAF)
The published awards include full tuition waivers for selected top graduates and a half-tuition waiver for a qualifying final-year student.
Serbia for Serbs from the Region
Ministry of Education of the Republic of Serbia
RSD 18,000 a month, tuition, student accommodation and meals; health insurance depends on age.
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