The University of Tetovo has announced the opening of the second admission period for students enrolling in first-cycle studies for the 2026/27 academic year. This period gives candidates another opportunity to choose a study program and begin preparing for the profession they aspire to pursue.

Applications will be submitted from September 9 to 11, 2026. For programs that require verification of knowledge and skills, entrance exams are scheduled for September 12.

The list of preliminary results will be published on September 14, while the final decision on the admission of candidates will be announced on September 15.

Applications may be submitted for several study programs during this period. The offer includes language and literature, law, journalism, political science, economics, computer science, mathematics, natural sciences and applied sciences. Candidates can also choose programs in medical sciences, agriculture and biotechnology, pedagogy, psychology, business administration, food technology, physical education and the arts.

A wide selection of programs is offered particularly in the scientific and professional fields. The Faculty of Mathematical and Natural Sciences offers studies in biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, mathematics and other fields. Meanwhile, the Faculty of Applied Sciences offers architecture, design and interior design, traffic engineering, mechatronics and civil engineering.

At the Faculty of Medical Sciences, candidates can choose between pharmacy, physiotherapy, nursing, midwifery, cosmetology and aesthetics, and dental medicine.

The Faculty of Arts also offers specialized programs, including dramatic arts, visual arts and music. The Faculty of Physical Education offers studies in physical education and health, as well as programs for the training of coaches in various sports.

According to the University of Tetovo’s announcement, applications are submitted electronically through the platform apply.unite.edu.mk, while the required documentation must be submitted to the University administration within the designated deadline. Candidates who created a profile during the first enrollment period may use the same account to apply during the second period./Telegrafi/

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The Student Parliament of the University of Tetovo has addressed the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of North Macedonia, requesting that the bar examination, notary examination, bailiff examination and other state professional exams also be held in Albanian.

In the request submitted today to the Ministry of Justice and addressed to Minister of Justice Jeton Shasivari, the students said they had raised this issue several times over the past two years with the ministry and other responsible institutions, but no concrete solution had yet been found.

The Student Parliament is calling for not only the exams, but also the preparation materials and all other parts of the process to be available in Albanian. According to the students, holding them only in Macedonian creates inequality and additional difficulties for Albanians pursuing their studies in Albanian.

Student Parliament President Gent Kurtishi stressed that the issue is directly related to the right to use the Albanian language, as well as to the principles of equality and non-discrimination. For this reason, the students are calling for the full implementation of the Law on the Use of Languages, particularly Article 23, paragraphs 4 and 5.

“It is unacceptable for students who study in Albanian to face different conditions when completing their professional training. The language of study should also be the language in which students are able to take their state professional exams,” the Student Parliament said in its request.

According to the Student Parliament, holding these exams in Albanian as well would ensure equal conditions for all candidates, facilitate their preparation for practicing legal professions, and create equal opportunities for employment and professional advancement.

The students believe that both the legal basis and the practical possibilities are in place to organize the bar examination and other state exams in Albanian and Macedonian, in both the theoretical and practical sections.

In conclusion, the Student Parliament of the University of Tetovo called on the Ministry of Justice to take the necessary measures and offer a concrete solution, so that all students and candidates receive equal treatment and have equal opportunities in their professional journeys.

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