Scholarships at the university are awarded twice during the academic year and are assigned and paid from the first day of each academic semester month by the order of the rector, after the final assessment results of the previous semester are announced.

Students studying on a state grant basis who, due to unjustified reasons, have an academic debt (a rating of less than 55% in one or more subjects) based on their academic semester results are deprived of the right to receive a scholarship starting from the first day of the following academic semester month.

Students who have eliminated their academic debt in the prescribed manner (achieving 55% or more in the relevant subjects) and whose share of “satisfactory” grades (rating score below 71 points) in their academic performance is less than 30% will be granted a scholarship at the basic amount starting from the first day of the month following the deadline for eliminating the academic debt, until the next academic semester.

Students studying on a stipend-based contract are awarded and paid a basic amount scholarship at the end of the academic semester, regardless of their academic performance in subjects.

The amount of scholarships in the university today