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Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

We are excited to announce that there will be a second admission period from August 26, 2024 to September 6, 2024!

In the first admission period, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (DSAI) program has successfully enroled over 50 students!

We are pleased to announce that there will be a second admission period from August 26, 2024 to September 6, 2024!

Self-Financed Positions: 50 positions are available for self-financed students, with an annual tuition fee of 3,000 KM.

Distance Learning Students: 50 positions are available for distance learning students, with an annual tuition fee of 3,000 KM.

International Students: 10 positions are reserved for foreign students.
Our program is designed to accommodate both Full-time and Distance Learning (DL) students.

For the latest information on enrolment, please visit www.etf.unsa.ba.

DSAI Application Process

  • UNSA announcement of Student Enrolment Process is issued at the beginning of June.
  • Enrolment application can be completed exclusively online, through the eUNSA information system.
  • Candidates must pass an entrance exam in Mathematics, organized at the Faculty premises (typically in the first week of July).
  • Distance learning students need not pass the entrance exam.
  • The Faculty strives to organize preparatory classes for the entrance exam (E.g. In 2023 it was organized from June 12th to 16th).

DSAI Enrolment Process

The Faculty Council has established specific criteria for ranking candidates, which currently include:
  • Overall high school grades,
  • Subject grades in Native Language, English Language, Mathematics and Physics (with a focus on the latter two),
  • Results achieved in the entrance exam (not eliminatory),
  • Performance in mathematics, physics, and informatics competition.
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