1nd round of admission procedure starts from 01.02.2024 for all study programmes .
Standard length of study: 2 years (full-time form)
Academic title: Ing.
Master study is an extension of bachelor study and the second stage of the university education. It is finished by the master thesis defence and state examinations.
- Study programmes
- Planned number of accepted applicants
- Admission requirements
- Admission procedure schedule
- Application form
- Documents required
- Admission fee
- Tuition fee
- Entrance examination
- Evaluation of the admission procedure results
- Scholarship
- Students/applicants with special needs
Study programmes
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (FEI) STU in Bratislava offers master’s degree studies in following study programmes:
- Applied Electrical Engineering
- Applied Informatics
- Applied Mechatronics and Electromobility
- Electrical Power Engineering
- Electronics and Photonics
- Multimedia Information and Communication Technologies
- Nuclear and Physical Engineering
- Space Engineering
- Robotics and Cybernetics
Only study programmes Electronics and Photonics and Space Engineering are offered for study in English.
More information on master study programmes offered by the Slovak University of Technology
Select faculty: FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (FEI)
Select level of study: Master degree, Ing.
Planned number of accepted applicants
The information on planned number of accepted applicants
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Study programe |
On-site method |
Distance method |
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Applied Electrical Engineering |
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Applied Informatics |
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Applied Mechatronics and Electromobility |
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Electrical Power Engineering |
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Electronics and Photonics |
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Nuclear and Physical Engineering |
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Space Engineering |
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Robotics and Cybernetics |
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Multimedia Information and Communication Technologies |
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* The Dean may set the minimum number of admitted applicants necessary to open a study programme. If less than the minimum number of candidates meet the admission criteria for the study programme, the Dean may decide not to open the study programme. In this case, candidates who have fulfilled the conditions for admission to the study programme in question will be offered another study programme in which there are still vacancies.
Increased Planned numbers of accepted applicants
The Dean determines the number of applicants he intends to admit to study master degree programmes (Article 2, paragraph 1 of the Rules and Conditions of Admission to the study of first, second and third degree study programs at STU). In the case of a larger number of applicants for one of the study programmes, the dean is entitled to accept a maximum of 50% more applicants than the published number of applicants for the given study programme.
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Applied Electrical Engineering |
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Applied Informatics |
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Applied Mechatronics and Electromobility |
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Electrical Power Engineering |
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Electronics and Photonics |
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Nuclear and Physical Engineering |
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Space Engineering |
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Robotics and Cybernetics |
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Multimedia Information and Communication Technologies |
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Admission requirements
Admission procedure at the STU
General admission requirements
Rules and Conditions for Admission to Study Programmes at STU
Incoming Foreign Students in Slovakia
Admission procedure schedule
1st round
e-application form will be available since February 1, 2024
Deadline for submitting application: May 31, 2024
Admission examination date: June 18-20, 2024
Meeting of the admission board: July 8, 2024
Contact person for applicants: Ing. Eva Hladůvková e-mail: eva.hladuvkova@stuba.sk
Application form
For applicants for master studies, the admission procedure shall commence if, by the deadline set by the Dean, the application is submitted to the faculty. The application must be submitted electronically without a guaranteed electronic signature by using the Academic Information System (AIS), which enables the applicant to verify his / her registration in the AIS from the date of its submission until the date of the admission procedure.
Documents required
The applicant shall enclose the following documents to the application form:
- the transcript of courses and grades obtained during the entire previous university study confirmed by the faculty or university that issued the certificate and a certified copy of the diploma;
- copies of documents/certificates of significant achievements of his / her professional activity in the study area for which he / she is applying, e.g. participation in a student scientific conference or student professional event (competition), or publication of papers/articles in conference proceedings or journal;
- confirmation (copy) of payment of the fee for material provision of the admission procedure. In case of filing an electronic application and payment by transfer with the correct variable symbol according to the instructions for filling in the electronic application, it is not necessary to attach a confirmation of payment of the fee;
- a candidate with specific needs attaches a request to modify the form and manner of the entrance examination;
- an applicant who applies for a study programme conducted exclusively in English shall enclose a document proving knowledge of English language at least at B1 level, which may be a certificate of English language proficiency, a document of passing a state language examination in English, TOEFL, IELTS, etc. The condition of demonstrating knowledge of the English language is also considered to be met if the applicant has completed previous higher education studies conducted exclusively in English.
- an applicant applying for a study programme conducted in the Slovak language shall attach a document proving knowledge of the Slovak language at least at the B1 level. Proof of having passed the matriculation examination in the Slovak language or in the Czech language is also considered proof of knowledge of the Slovak language. The condition of proving knowledge of the Slovak language is also considered to be fulfilled if the applicant has completed previous university studies conducted in the Slovak language or in the Czech language.
- a candidate who has obtained the education necessary to fulfil the basic admission requirement at a recognized higher education institution located outside the territory of the Slovak Republic shall submit the decision on recognition of the education certificate for the purpose of continuing studies issued by a recognized university in the Slovak Republic.
The candidate who does not fulfil the basic admission conditions at the time of their verification may be admitted conditionally, subject to the requirement to prove the fulfilment of the basic admission conditions by the day on the enrolment date at the latest. The date of the meeting of the admission board shall be considered as the date of verification of fulfilment of the conditions.
Admission fee
The faculty requires the prospective students to pay a fee for the material provision of the admission procedure . The amount of fee is determined by the internal organizational and management standards issued by the Rector for the respective academic year.
In the academic year 2024/2025 the admission fees are as follows:
- €20 for studies in Slovak language,
- €40 for studies in English language.
An applicant who fails to pay the fee for the material provision of the admission procedure within the deadline for submitting application will not be invited to the entrance examination and will be notified of the decision not to be accepted to the study for failure to fulfil the further admission condition.
Process of the admission fee payment: bank transfer
From SEPA countries
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Beneficiary‘s bank: |
Statna pokladnica, Radlinskeho 32, 810 05 Bratislava, Slovakia |
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IBAN: |
SK06 8180 0000 0070 0008 4998 |
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BIC/SWIFT: |
SPSRSKBA |
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Variable symbol: |
registration number of your electronic application form assigned by Academic Information System (AIS) |
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Payment receiver: |
FEI STU, Ilkovicova 3, 812 19 Bratislava, Slovakia |
From other countries
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Beneficiary‘s bank: |
Statna pokladnica, Radlinskeho 32, 810 05 Bratislava, Slovakia |
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Beneficiary’s intermediary bank: |
Vseobecna uverova banka, a.s., Mlynske Nivy 1, 829 90 Bratislava, Slovakia |
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IBAN: |
SK06 8180 0000 0070 0008 4998 |
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BIC/SWIFT: |
SUBASKBX |
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Variable symbol: |
registration number of your electronic application form assigned by Academic Information System (AIS) |
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Payment receiver: |
FEI STU, Ilkovicova 3, 812 19 Bratislava, Slovakia |
Tuition fee
There is no tuition fee for master degree study programmes offered in English language.
Tuition Fee and Study-Related Fees
Entrance examination
The main objective of the entrance examination is to verify the candidate's ability and prerequisites to study in the chosen degree programme.
A maximum of 60 points can be earned for the entrance examination.
If the entrance examination is remitted, the applicant will receive 60 points for the entrance examination as if he / she has passed the entrance examination.
The entrance examination shall be remitted to the applicant for the relevant master degree programme who has completed a previous higher education and is a graduate of a bachelor degree programme as shown in the table below (study programmes for 2024/2025 will be updated soon):
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Master study programme to which the applicant applied |
Previously completed bachelor study programme |
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Applied Electrical Engineering |
all study programmes at FEI STU irrespective of the year of completion |
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Applied Informatics |
Applied Informatics at FEI STU Informatics at FI Masaryk University Brno Cybersecurity at FI Masaryk University Brno Information Technology at FIT Brno University of Technology Informatics FEECS Technical University of Ostrava Informatics at FMP Charles University Prague Informatics at FIT Czech Technical University in Prague completed in 2023 |
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Applied Mechatronics and Electromobility |
all study programmes at FEI STU all study programmes at FEIT UNIZA all study programmes at FEI TUKE Automation and Informatics of Machines And Processes at SjF STU Automobiles and Mobile Production Machines at SjF STU Process Control at FChPT STU Applied Informatics and Automation in Industry at MtF STU Mechatronics in Technological Devices at MtF STU at MtF STU Informatics and Control at FRI UNIZA Industrial Mechatronics at SjF TUKE completed in 2022, 2023 |
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Electrical Power Engineering |
all study programmes irrespective of the year of completion |
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Electronics and Photonics |
all study programmes at FEI STU Applied Electrical Engineering at FEI TUKE Automated Electrical Systems at FEI TUKE Automotive Electronics at FEI TUKE Electrical Power Engineering at FEI TUKE Physical Engineering of Advanced Materials at FEI TUKE Intelligent Electronics at FEI TUKE Intelligent Systems at FEI TUKE Industrial Electrical Engineering at FEI TUKE Biomedical Engineering at FEI UNIZA Electro-optics at FEI UNIZA Electrical Engineering at FEI UNIZA irrespective of the year of completion |
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Multimedia Information and Communication Technologies |
all study programmes at FEI STU all study programmes at FIIT STU all study programmes at FEI TUKE all study programmes at FEIT UNIZA all study programmes at FRI UNIZA irrespective of the year of completion |
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Nuclear and Physical Engineering |
Automotive Mechatronics at FEI STU Electrical Engineering at FEI STU Electrical Power Engineering at FEI STU Electronics at FEI STU Nuclear and Physical Engineering at FEI STU Physics at FMFI UK Biomedical Physics at FMFI UK Renewable Energy Sources and Environmental Physics at FMFI UK Technical Physics at FMFI UK Applied Mechanics and Mechatronics at SjF STU Thermal Power Engineering Machinery and Equipment at SjF STU Production Processes and Materials at SjF STU Electrical Power Engineering at FEI TUKE Electrical Engineering at FEI UNIZA irrespective of the year of completion |
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Space Engineering |
all study programmes at FEI STU all study programmes at MTF STU all study programmes at FEI TUKE all study programmes at FEIT UNIZA all study programmes at FMFI UK irrespective of the year of completion |
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Robotics and Cybernetics |
all study programmes at FEI STU all study programmes at SjF STU all study programmes at FCHPT STU all study programmes at MTF STU all study programmes at FIIT STU all study programmes at FEIT UNIZA all study programmes at FRI UNIZA all study programmes at FEI TUKE all study programmes at SjF TUKE irrespective of the year of completion |
The entrance examination may also be remitted to the applicant for the relevant master study programme, who is enrolled in the last year of the bachelor study programme and on the ground of fulfilment of his /her study duties it is possible that he / she will successfully complete the studies the academic year 2023/2024 as shown in the table above.
The applicant who applied for the study of master study programmes performed in English is not remitted.
List of questions related to the subjects of the entrance examination
Evaluation of the admission procedure results
The admission of a candidate for master studies is decided by the Dean of FEI STU based on the recommendation of the admission board.
The evaluation of the admission procedure and the recommendation of applicants for admission to study in the relevant master study programme shall be prepared by the admission board appointed by the Dean of the FEI STU.
The ranking of candidates will be based on the total number of points earned by the individual candidates, calculated as the sum of the points scored for:
- entrance examination (maximum of 60 points)
- results of previous higher education (maximum of 40 points) - based on the weighted average of study (WAS) given in the transcript of completed courses or calculated on the basis of the submitted documents, where the points for the WAS (PWAS) are calculated as follows:
a) if WAS <3.0, then PWAS = 60-20*WAS,
b) if WAS ≥ 3.0, then PWAS = 0.
- further activities beyond previous university studies - participation in student scientific conferences or student professional event (contest), or a paper / article published in conference proceedings or journal - a candidate can earn 10 points if he / she can reliably demonstrate any of these activities.
The minimum total number of points required for admission to master studies is 60 points, of which at least 30 points must be earned for the entrance examination.
The admission of a candidate for master studies is decided by the Dean of FEI STU based on the recommendation of the admission board.
If more applicants than planned meet the admission criteria for the relevant study programme, then those applicants who have demonstrated the highest level of ability to study shall be preferred. The order of admitted students is established on the basis of the points achieved for the entrance examination, the assessment of the results of previous university studies and activities beyond the completed previous university studies.
If less than the minimum number of candidates meet the admission criteria for the study programme, the Dean may decide not to open the study programme. In this case, candidates who have fulfilled the conditions for admission to the study programme in question will be offered another study programme in which there are still vacancies.
Decision on the outcome of the admission procedure will be delivered to the applicant in his own hands.
Scholarship
Information about scholarships for foreign students is provided by the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic
Students/applicants with special needs
If a part of the verification of abilities for study consists of the admission exam, an applicant with special needs shall be, at his/her request and based on the evaluation of his/her special needs, determined a form of the admission exam and method of taking it, taking regard of his/her special needs. The applicant with special needs shall deliver the request to modify the form and method of taking the admission exam, together with the written application for study.
