Labor Market

The excellent ratio between labor quality, cost, and productivity is particularly appealing to foreign investors seeking higher profitability through cost-effectiveness, while not compromising their quality standards.

In addition to the existing skilled and semiskilled labor pool in the manufacturing sector, the region of Vojvodina is characterized by the constant influx of newly qualified workers.

There are 143 registered secondary schools from which 121 are state-owned and 22 private. Teaching is conducted in Serbian, Hungarian, Ruthenian, Slovakian, Romanian, and Croatian.

Vojvodina represents a specific hub for University education – 3 Universities (1 state – 14 Faculties, 2 private – 9 Faculties) with internationally recognized Faculty of Technical Sciences (28 undergraduate academic profiles, 33 master academic profiles).

Science and Technology Park in Novi Sad (currently under construction) aims to enable researchers in research institutes to convert the results of their research into products, services, processes, or software that will find their place in the market.

Vojvodina boasts 52,895 enrolled students in 2019/2020 out of which 45,115 attend the University of Novi Sad.

From all the applicants that speak foreign languages, most of them speak English and German, as well as Russian, French, Spanish, and Italian.

Access to an exceptional talent pool with multicultural diversity offers flexibility and adaptability for maintaining unrivaled performance levels.