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Be the third generation of exchange students in Serbia! Go to one of the least explored countries in Europe!

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  • Apply for Serbia!

    We invite students from all around the world to apply for a year programme in Serbia. We host stu...

  • InterCOOLtura News

    The second edition of InterCOOLtura has been published! Check the activities of Interkultura's vo...

Programmes

Interkultura offers few programmes to high school students and AFS volunteers. The basic one is year programme but there are also several short-term programmes.

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Study in Serbia

In Serbia school traditionally starts on 1 September. There are 25-30 students in a class and each class has a class teacher.

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Welcome to Serbia

We invite all students from all around the world who would like to come to Serbia and spend a year in our beautiful country to send us an e-mail or to contact their local AFS chapter. Since there are so many families who would like to host a student for a year and are eager to include a foreign student in their everyday life we sincerely invite...

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Javiera Trigos Aguero, from Chile
I have been living in Belgrade for 10 months. At the beginning everything was so strange for me , the style of the streets , the stairs everywhere , the food , the people, the language ,the weather , all so different. 


Jessica Hamilton, from New Zealand
After 36hours of flight, a change in continent and season I stepped through the doors of Belgrade Airport, to 40 degrees celsius and the start of my exchange year. I will never forget seeing Dunja jump around with a huge grin on her face! In that moment I thought “Yip this is the place I want to be”! 
Tugce Alkan, from Turkey


Something about the volunteers of Interkultura Serbia. Those are the worst people you could ever meet. :P No, of course not, I’m just joking! They are always ready to help you, with anything you need, anywhere, anytime. Actually, I would like to thank them for everything. They were with us through the whole year and they were very well organized in every situation. Thank you all very much for this wonderful and unforgettable year.

Louise Berwick, from New Zealand

When you say you are going to Serbia, you get one of two responses, they either stare at you blankly and ask “where is that”, or they look confused and then say “Oh Siberia”. Serbia is one of those countries that no one knows much about, and that is why being an exchange student here, is pretty awesome. My exchange experience has been so much fun, full of so many memories, jokes, and so much eating.
Marina Zhukova, from Russia 

One happy day in my life, 10 months ago, I found out that I have a chance for an exchange year in Serbia. It was really interesting!Two months of preparation and two hours of flight from Moscow to Belgrade later I was here! I remember how I came to the Nikola Tesla's airport and saw the happy faces of Nemanja and Dunja. At that point I understood finally that that was the first day of my exchange year in Serbia. A bit after I met the other exchange students and we started our new life.