St. Elizabeth University of Health and Social Work

Bratislava, Slovakia. A private health and social care university with centres across Slovakia.

Programmes, intakes and fees

Taught in EnglishNursing and Public Health are listed with English teaching
IntakesSeptember. Deadlines differ by programme; PAL confirms them for you.

Official site: vssvalzbety.sk. Checked October 2026.

Programmes in the PAL course finder

ProgrammeLevelSubject area
NursingBachelor's, Master'sMedicine & health
Public HealthBachelor's, Master'sMedicine & health

Open these programmes in the course finder to compare them or start an application.

Studying in Slovakia

Typical figures for international students in Slovakia. The university's own fees are above.

Tuition (bachelor's)Free in the local language; up to €4,000 a year in English
Tuition (master's)Free in the local language; up to €5,900 a year in English
Living costs€260–660 a month
LanguageSlovak at public universities (free); English-taught programmes for a fee
Work while studyingNo work permit needed while studying; part-time within the legal limit (about 20 hours a week)
After graduating9 months to look for work after graduating
Usual intakesSeptember (some programmes also February)

Sources: IOM Migration Information Centre Slovakia; PAL university directory and Study in Slovakia.

How PAL helps you apply to St. Elizabeth University of Health and Social Work

  1. Free first conversation. A PAL counsellor checks your grades, English level and budget against the entry requirements.
  2. Documents. We tell you exactly which documents St. Elizabeth University of Health and Social Work asks for, and check each one before it is sent.
  3. Application. PAL submits your application and follows up with the university until you have a decision.
  4. Visa and travel. We help you prepare your student visa application, accommodation and arrival.

PAL Education is an independent study abroad consultancy, not St. Elizabeth University of Health and Social Work. Fees, programmes and dates change, so always confirm them with PAL or on the university's official website before you apply.