Tuition

The Early Bird tuition fee option is available to students who apply by 15 March 2026 and cover the tuition fee costs by 31 March 2026.

Students from partner universities are granted a 10% partner discount on the tuition fee.

Contact us to learn more about special prices for groups and partner universities.

Students earn 6 ECTS credits upon completing their main academic program.

In addition, all enrolled students are invited to join our Croatian Language and Culture program free of charge, earning an extra 4 ECTS credits.

What’s Included in the Tuition Fee?

Apart from the selected main program, the tuition fee also includes:

• Lunch on all class days
• Organized transportation between Zagreb and Šibenik
• Sightseeing tours in Zagreb and Šibenik
• Industry speakers and guest lecturers
• Specialized workshops
• Social events and student activities

Payment & Refund Policies

Please use the following information when making an international bank payment:

Account Name:

Algebra Bernays University, Gradišćanska 24, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia

Bank Name:

Erste&Steiermärkische Bank d.d.

Jadranski trg 3a, HR-51000 Rijeka, Croatia

Payment Reference:

International Summer School tuition fee – “Name of Student”

IBAN: HR5024020061101285330

SWIFT/BIC: ESBCHR22

Incurred bank transfer fees should be covered by the payee.

Upon the payment, please be sure to e-mail the payment confirmation to studyabroad@algebra.hr.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Students who have been admitted and enrolled into the International Summer School program at Algebra Bernays University may cancel their participation before the cancellation deadline of 4 weeks prior to the beginning of the program. Algebra Bernays University will refund 90% of the program fee and keep 10% of the tuition fee for banking and administrative costs.

Written cancellation must be sent to the following email: studyabroad@algebra.hr by the given deadline.

The tuition fee will not be refunded after the cancellation deadline.

The same policy applies to students forced to cancel due to visa refusal.