Bachelor

The European University of Tirana (UET) offers you the opportunity to study with a highly qualified Albanian academic staff, as well as with visiting professors from some of the most renowned universities in Europe and beyond, with whom UET has established cooperation agreements.

Join us and become part of an active academic life, enriched with international experiences through wide Erasmus + mobility partnerships, professional development opportunities, and direct connections with the labor market throughout your studies.

UET offers a wide range of Bachelor programs across various fields, including:
Finance, Business Management, Business Informatics, Political Science, International Relations, Communication, Psychology, Physical Education and Sports, Visual Arts, Musical Arts, Performing Arts, Informatics Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Nursing, Physiotherapy, and Medical Imaging Technology.

This wide variety of study options empowers students to follow their interests and ambitions, and to build a secure, future-oriented career, supported by a modern, high-quality and student-centred education system.

Each Bachelor program corresponds to Level 6 of the European Qualifications Framework (EQF), ensuring that graduates obtain competencies and learning outcomes recognized across the European Higher Education Area.

Choose the program that suits you best and take advantage of all the opportunities and support that UET offers throughout your academic journey.

Academic Obligations

Bachelor programs have a standard duration of 3 academic yearsand follows the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), comprising a total of 180 credits,or 60 credits per academic year.
This structure ensures alignment with European higher education standards and facilitates student mobility and degree recognition across borders.

Attendance is mandatory according to the type of academic activity:

• 50% for lectures
• 75% for seminars/exercises, laboratory sessions, and professional/clinical practice hours.

Graduation

Graduation in Bachelor programs is finalized through a diploma defense, which can be completed by submitting a Bachelor Thesis or sitting a Final Comprehensive Examination.

The diploma thesis must be between 9,000 and 10,000 words and is intended to demonstrate the student’s ability to critically collect, analyze, and interpret information, apply a specific model or theory to a concrete case, and present the findings in an academic format. This process is guided by a supervising professor who supports the student through the completion of the thesis. The thesis is defended before an Evaluation Committee appointed by the Department.

The Final Comprehensive Examination is based on a program consisting of 100 questions, developed in alignment with the curriculum of core (Category B) and interdisciplinary/integrative (Category C) courses. The list of questions is made available to students by March of their final academic year, ensuring ample time to prepare for this important graduation requirement.