The University of Prishtina, established in 1969, is located in Prishtina, the capital and largest city of Kosovo. Prishtina has a rich history dating back to the Dardanian Kingdom and is known today for its vibrant café culture and welcoming atmosphere. The city offers a plethora of activities, from visiting museums to savouring traditional Kosovan cuisine.
The university comprises fourteen faculties, including philosophy, mathematics and natural sciences, philology, law, economics, civil engineering and architecture, electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering, medicine, arts, agriculture and veterinary medicine, sports sciences, education, and architecture. Each faculty houses various departments offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degree programmes.
As part of the global education community, the University of Prishtina is dedicated to establishing partnerships with higher education institutions worldwide to facilitate academic and scientific exchanges. It has joined several global associations, including the Europe University Association (EUA), the Eurasian University Union (EURAS), and the Balkan Universities Association.
The university's mission centres on achieving global recognition for professionalism, integrity, quality teaching, and outstanding research. It seeks to establish and maintain quality standards, supporting the academic development of staff and students, in alignment with the needs of the economy and market.
