International Masters Programmes

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University of Ljubljana Faculty of Social Sciences

www.socialsciences.eu

International Masters Programmes

Public Relations

European Studies

International Relations

Political Science – Political Theory

Sociology – Management of Organisations,

Human Resources and Knowledge

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The University of Ljubljana was established in 1919 on the foundations of a long-established pedagogical tradition that could already be seen in the 16th centu-ry, when Jesuits established a solid education system. With its 60,000 students participating in over 496 study programmes on all three Bologna levels, it is ranked among the largest universities in the world, and is the central and largest educational institution in Slovenia.

It has a total of 23 faculties, 3 art academies and em-ploys approximately 4000 university teaching staff, who are assisted by nearly 2000 technical and admin-istrative staff. With 64 per cent of the whole university student population in Slovenia, the University of Lju-bljana is also the largest in the area of study.

The University takes a central pedagogical position by performing public services in the areas of special importance which ensure the preservation of national identity. The University has close ties with Slovenian companies and foreign enterprises. Partners include multinational corporations and the most successful Slovenian companies. Nearly one-tenth of Ljubljana’s inhabitants are students, which gives the city a young and lively character.

The University of Ljubljana

The University of Ljubljana has a rich tradition and is listed among the top 500 universities in the world according to the ARWU Shanghai, Times THES-QS and WEBOMETRICS rankings.

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Faculty of Social Sciences, University of

Ljubljana - The centre of knowledge and

research in the social sciences

Academic excellence, based on:

globally recognised lecturers, in-house research institute,

up-to-date, relevant, interactive and interdisciplinary study programmes,

modern facilities and state-of-the-art lecture rooms, Slovenia’s largest social sciences library, FDV publishing house.

Welcome to our institution, which is well known for its interdisciplinary study programmes, research ac-tivities and high quality teaching. The Faculty of So-cial Sciences builds its academic excellence through outstanding theoretical and empirical research work, extensive publishing of scientific and professional contributions, and the successful transfer of research results into the educational process and into practice.

Up-to-date, relevant and interactive study programmes offer extensive, relevant, systematic, high quality and applicable knowledge about society and social phe-nomena. Revised, interactive and contemporary study programmes offer a broad understanding of and in-sight into what is happening in society, as well as a solid basis for criticism of social phenomena and in-fluencing social change.

We offer students active engagement in modern lecture halls, involvement in research work, extra-mural ac-tivities, practice in a multimedia classroom, Slovenia’s largest social sciences library and publishing house. These are some of the reasons for choosing the Fac-ulty of Social Sciences at the University of Ljubljana as your study destination.

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The Faculty of Social Sciences Publishing House As a non-profit publisher, our publishing house sup-ports and complements different education and re-search activities at the faculty. The Faculty of Social Sciences Publishing House has been in existence since 1996 and publishes scientific and professional publications linked to teaching and research activities of the faculty, as well as textbooks and other materi-als for students. It has its own bookshop at the faculty, which offers special discounts to students. The books it publishes can also be bought in other bookshops around Slovenia or ordered online at http://www.fdv. uni-lj.si/en/publishing.

Jože Goričar Central Social Sciences Library Our social sciences Library is one of the biggest aca-demic libraries in Slovenia.

The Library provides expert information and docu-mentation services to support research, teaching and learning needs in social sciences. Library’s services are available to students, researchers and professors at the Faculty of Social Sciences and the University of Ljubljana as well as other potential patrons outside the domestic arena.

FDV Art Gallery

The Faculty of Social Sciences is an institution open to artists from different provenance. The Faculty of Social Sciences Gallery was born in May 2008 and has since hosted numerous exhibitions by acclaimed Slovene and foreign artists and institutions. Besides its pure-ly artistic purpose, its main objective is to stimulate awareness about social phenomena by combining in-terpretations of social phenomena from the standpoint of social sciences with those from an artistic viewpoint.

Student exchange

Student exchange programmes contribute to the devel-opment of modern societies, ethical values and indi-viduals in general. The Faculty of Social Sciences has 154 signed bilateral agreements within the Erasmus Programme and 29 bilateral agreements with univer-sities located outside of the EU. Every year we host about 200 exchange students and as many as 170 of our students decide to study at our partner universities every year.

Institute of Social Sciences

The Social Sciences Institute is the largest research institute for social sciences in Slovenia.

Research at the Social Studies Institute is carried out within the framework of national and international re-search programmes. Intensive rere-search is carried out within European Union research projects, but research-ers and research centres are also included in other in-ternational research. We execute about 80 research projects annually, funded partly by the State and partly by contracts with other organizations or institutions.

Archive of Social Sciences Data

The Social Science Data Archives (ADP) is a national resource centre, which acquires data from academic research projects and government or commercial sur-veys. Data stored in the Archive must meet specific, suitable standards for secondary analysis. They are used not only for comparative analyses, but also for examining the reliability and validity of existing meas-urement tools in the design of new studies. Stored data is in computer-readable form to facilitate further study, statistical analysis, and presentation.

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Master of Public Relations

Quick facts

Type: second level Master study programme of Public Relations

Duration: 1 year ECTS: 60 Language: English

Title: Master of Public Relations / magister odnosov z javnostmi

Deadline for applicants: 10 September 2013 Intake: October

General requirements for enrolment: 240 ECTS Venue: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Tuition fee: €4900

This programme should be your choice if you want to become a part of the fast growing industry of public relations and communication management. It aims at upgrading the knowledge of professional PR experts, engaged in the most demanding tasks from the field. Emphasis is placed on acquisition, creative application and critical assessment of strategic knowledge from the field of public relations.

The academic staff in the programme are international; featuring well-known professors in the field. The pro-gramme focuses on research, strategic planning, oper-ative implementation and efficiency evaluation of pub-lic relations. It is designed to engage you in analytical, research, advisory, management and implementation activities in the field of public relations.

General Competences

In recent decades the practice of public relations has become an essential condition for a successful admin-istration and management of all kinds of organisations, for conflict solving and for the development of positive relations with inner and outer environments. As a func-tion of communicative management, public relafunc-tions enables companies to respond to the challenges of an ever more dynamic and critical society, in a proactive manner.

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All exams from the taken courses need to be successfully passed, and a Master thesis of

approximately 60 pages or 20,000 words written, with public defence.

1. Strategies and Tactics of Public

Relations Management

= 6

2. Public Relations Theories

= 6

3. Media Relations

= 6

4. Corporate Communication Management

= 6

5. Strategic Marketing

= 6

6. Elective course

= 6

+ Master thesis

= 24

= 60 ETCS

Master of Public Relations

Skills

Various global surveys show that communication skills and critical managerial thinking are two of the most important attributes of employees. With the knowledge acquired in PR studies, you will gain a broad education and critical perspective that will enable you to antici-pate the future developments of a profession that is in constant change.

Employment

Public relations graduates are in high demand in vari-ous fields and on varivari-ous levels. Graduates of the Mas-ters in Public Relations gain extensive practical and theoretical communication knowledge, and can be em-ployed by any organisation (profit, non-profit) to carry out strategic or operational management tasks in all areas of communication: corporate, marketing, brand management, strategic planning, internal communica-tion, political and governmental communication etc.

Contact: Ms Neli Dimc

Head of the International Office [email protected] Dr. Urša Golob Programme Coordinator [email protected]

Faculty & Visiting Professors

Dr. Dejan Verčič, Dr. Zlatko Jančič, Dr. Andrej Škerlep, Dr. Tanja Kamin, Dr. Klement Podnar

Prof. Emeritus Betteke van Ruler, University of Amsterdam; Dr. Wim Elving, University of Amsterdam; Prof. John M. T. Balmer, Brunel University; Prof. Anne Ellerup Nielsen, Aarhus University.

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Studying Europe is an excellent foundation for a career in the international field. The programme integrates several disciplines of European Studies, i.e. Political Science, Economics, Law and International Relations with their application to central issues of European integration.

The programme provides students with a strong con-ceptual overview of the actors, structures and pro-cesses of the EU. Elective courses further provide an opportunity for the in-depth study of specific European issues and policies. The programme gives students an in-depth view of the practical operations of European policy-making.

The programme will provide you with general and spe-cific knowledge on Europe and the European Union, conceptual basics and methodological approaches and an excellent understanding of individual problem ar-eas and the political processes related to the solving of those issues.

Master of European Studies

Quick facts

Type: second level Master study programme of European Studies

Title: Master in European Studies / magister evropskih študij

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All exams from the taken courses need to be successfully passed, and a Master thesis of

approximately 60 pages or 15,000 -20,000 words written, with public defence.

1 Research Seminar in European Studies

= 6

2 Theories of European Integration

=

6 3 Policy-making of the European Policies

=

6 4 Elective course

=

6 5 Elective course

=

6 6. Elective course

=

6 + Master thesis

= 24

60 ETCS

Master of

European Studies

Elective courses

The Politics of EU Law - Selected Issues, Common Agricultural Policy, Governance of the EU and Member States, Environmental Policies of the EU

Employment

The programme will qualify you for independent pro-fessional and analytical work in the field of European Affairs. Graduates of the European Studies Master programme are employed in EU institutions and other

(European) international organisations, in national governments, especially Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Ministries of European Affairs, Ministries for Economic and Social Development. Job opportunities are also at the regional level (of municipalities and cities), in non-governmental organisations, the media and political parties.

Head of the International Office [email protected]

Dr. Andreja Jaklič Programme Coordinator [email protected]

Faculty & Visiting Professors

Dr. Andreja Jaklič, Dr. Hajdeja Iglič, Dr. Milan Brglez, Dr. Ana Bojinovič Fenko, Dr. Danica Fink-Hafner, Dr. Damjan Lajh, Dr. Matej Accetto, Dr. Emil Erjavec, Dr. Maja Bučar, Dr. Zlatko Šabič

Dr. Sabina Lange, European Institute of Public Administration

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Master of International Relations

Quick facts

Type: second level Master study programme of International Relations

Title: Master in International Relations / magister mednarodnih odnosov

The aim of the programme is to help you deepen your knowledge and gain an understanding of global poli-tics. The programme also seeks to provide the neces-sary skills to be able to actively engage in academic and professional discussions about international rela-tions. The study programme offers a critical analysis of the contemporary international community in an interdisciplinary manner, by combining international politics, international law and international economics.

General competences

By the end of the course students will become com-petent experts of international relations, capable of pursuing an academic or a practitioner career. They will develop a critical understanding of the contempo-rary international community in its developmental and structural dimensions, of the functioning of interna-tional institutions, and the ability of independent and analytical thinking.

Skills

Students will have also developed the skill of criti-cal independent thinking, and they will have become equipped with other skills (such as fluency in world languages, understanding of decision-making pro-cesses, leadership and organisational skills, and com-munication skills). The programme provides students with a critical understanding of the means and methods for studying and understanding international relations.

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All exams from the taken courses need to be successfully passed, and a Master thesis of

approximately 60 pages or 15,000 -20,000 words written, with public defence.

1. Research Seminar in International Relations

=

6 2. Selected Issues in International Law

=

6 3. Global Governance

=

6 4. Elective course

=

6 5. Elective course

=

6 6. Elective course

=

6 + Master thesis

= 24

History of International Relations, Global Development Problems, International Conflict Management (with a field trip), Third Foreign Language (Russian or other world lang.) - third foreign language requires no previ-ous knowledge.

Employment

Graduates in international affairs can choose from a wide variety of employment opportunities, often mov-ing from one type of career to another, from govern-ment to business, for example. The most common careers in international relations are in diplomacy, The United Nations and other similar institutions, EU insti-tutions, international NGOs, and in the private sector; working for multinational corporations.

Head of the International Office [email protected] Dr. Petra Roter Programme Coordinator [email protected]

Master of International Relations

60 ETCS

Faculty & Visiting Professors

Dr. Bojko Bučar, Dr. Petra Roter, Dr. Milan Brglez, Dr. Zlatko Šabič, Dr. Maja Bučar, Dr. Marjan Svetličič, Dr. Miran Komac, Dr. Anton Grizold, mag. Mojca Jarc, Larisa Gabrovšek

Dr. Stefano Guzzini, University of Uppsala and Danish Institute for International Studies; Dr. Ernest Petič, member of the International Law Comission; Dr. Anna Leander, Copenhagen Business School

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Master of Political Science - Political Theory

Quick facts

Type: second level Master study programme of Political Science - Political Theory

Title: Master of Political Science / magister politologije Deadline for applicants: 10 September 2013 Intake: October

If you are interested in the contemporary political debate currently facing many controversies, the pro-gramme on Political Theory should be your primary choice. The programme is an advanced one in Political Science, focused on the interdisciplinary study of po-litical ideas, institutions and practices. The programme gathers some of the most prominent scholars in the field.

Students can expect a broad spectrum of theories, methodologies, designed to compete with the highest standards of similar programmes at leading academic institutions. Although the programme is specialised in the history of political ideas, it also offers courses in various areas of specialisation in political science: e.g., contemporary political philosophy, political communi-cation, political economy, and comparative politics.

The programme prepares students for further academic and professional careers by introducing them to cut-ting-edge scholarship across the field and, especially, by paying attention to the students’ individual research foci (individual curriculum), needed for their academic and professional progress.

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All exams from the taken courses need to be successfully passed, and a Master thesis of

approximately 60 pages or 20,000 words written, with public defence.

1. Political Theories

= 6

2. Research Seminar

=

6 3. Elective Course

=

6 4. Elective Course

=

6 5. Elective Course (from other programmes)

=

6 + Master thesis

= 30

= 60 ETCS

Contemporary Theories of Political Community, Mod-els of Political Subjectivation, Biopolitics. For the one elective course students can choose from any master course at the faculty.

Employment

The overall job prospects are good for individuals who are considering government careers or careers as po-litical advisers, popo-litical analysts, party leaders, politi-cal campaign workers, and politipoliti-cal spokesmen among others. Graduates can also find jobs as educators or political activists in the non-governmental sector, or even pursue a career as business consultants for mul-tinational corporations.

Head of the International Office [email protected] Dr. Žiga Vodovnik Programme Coordinator [email protected]

Master of Political Science

Faculty & Visiting Professors

Dr. Žiga Vodovnik, Dr. Andrej A. Lukšič, Dr. Jernej Pikalo, Dr. Igor Lukšič, Dr. Rudi Rizman, Dr. Andrej Kurnik, Dr. Cirila Toplak Dr. Sandro Mezzadra, University of Bologna; Dr. Iain Hampsher-Monk, University of Exeter; Dr. Saul Newman, Goldsmiths College, Dr. Carlos Juarez, Hawaii Pacific University; Dr. Asim Mujkić, University of Sarajevo, Dr. Terrell Carver, University of Bristol

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Master of Sociology –

Management of Organisations, Human

Resources and Knowledge

Quick facts

Type: second level Master study programme of Sociology - Management of Organisations, Human Resources and Knowledge

Title: Master of Sociology / magister sociologije Deadline for applicants: 10 September 2013 Intake: October

HR managers must have a strong interpersonal focus and develop creativity, originality and adaptability in their work. This programme will provide you with all the conceptual and analytical knowledge and compe-tences needed to deal with the challenges at the op-erative and strategic level in the fields of organisation, human resources and knowledge management.

Human resources development stems from the knowl-edge based society and from work with people who are carriers of knowledge, abilities and competences. Good human resources management can be a strategic comparative advantage or a breaking factor in the de-velopment of organisations, and poses many new chal-lenges to organisations and their management.

The programme is designed to develop the following competences: strategic orientation, expertise, focus on people, communication, creativity and initiative, team work, result orientation, analytical skills and organis-ing abilities.

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All exams from the taken courses need to be successfully passed, and a Master thesis of

approximately 60 pages or 20,000 words written, with public defence.

1. Analysis of organisations

and comparative management

= 6

2. Human Resources Management = 6

3. Elective Course

= 6

Economy and Society = 6 Management and globalisation of economy = 6

Management

of Human Resources

and Knowledge

Knowledge

Management

= 6

European Industrial

Relations

= 6

Legal frames of Managing Public

and Non-profit Organisations = 6

Fundraising Management

= 6

+ Master thesis

= 30

Management of Public and

Non-profit Organisations

MODUL 1 MODUL 2 MODUL 3

= 60 ETCS

Master of Sociology

Career management and development, Change man-agement, Education and employment, Development of systems for management of knowledge, Legal frames of intellectual property, Socio-economics of education, Management of social networks, Creativity in manage-ment, Gender, work and organisations, Economical and organisational democracy, Cross-cultural bargaining, Epistemological perspectives of knowledge manage-ment, Organisational communication

Employment

Graduates of this programme have enhanced career opportunities available in both the public and pri-vate sectors, and across a range of industries within those sectors. They can be involved in such activities as: strategic human resource management, manage-ment consultancy, administration, industrial relations, knowledge management, recruitment, occupational health and safety, training and development, and or-ganisational improvement.

Contact:

Ms Neli Dimc

Head of the International Office [email protected] Dr. Ivan Svetlik Programme Coordinator [email protected]

Management

and development

of organisations

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Faculty & Visiting Professors

Dr. Andrej Rus, Dr. Ivan Svetlik, Dr. Aleksandra Kanjuo Mrčela, Dr. Marjan Svetličič, Dr. Danica Mesner-Andolšek, Dr. Miroslav Stanojević, Dr. Zinka Kolarič, Dr. Rado Bohinc, Dr. Nevenka Černigoj-Sadar, Dr. Angelca Ivančič, Dr. Anton Kramberger, Dr. Hajdeja Iglič, Dr. Janez Mayer, Dr. Franc Mali, Dr. Andrej Škerlep

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Master of Diplomacy

Quick facts

Type: second level Master study programme Duration: 1 year

ECTS: 60 Language: English

Title: Master of Diplomacy/ magister diplomacije Deadline for applicants: 10 September 2013 Intake: October

This programme should be your choice if you want to pursue a career in the international diplomatic field. The Master study programme in Diplomacy merges and emphasises the practical applicability of knowledge re-lated to political science, economics, administration and international law.

Students are trained in adequate methods to understand international relations, international law and internation-al economic relations, which ensures they are capable of adjustment and learning from their own and others’ diplomatic practice, as well as being skilled in the ap-plication of scientific evidence.

You will be prepared for the demands of diplomatic practice, and will acquire diplomatic skills required for dealing with a foreign political and cultural environment.

The programme creates a profile of experts with post-graduate education, skilled in general diplomatic ac-tivities (diplomats generalists), as well as those skilled in specific key area activities (diplomats specialists): security diplomacy, economic diplomacy, diplomacy of international organisations, environmental diplomacy, public diplomacy, multi-level diplomacy etc.

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Requirements:

Successfully completed courses and public oral defence of the Master thesis.

1. Research seminar: Diplomatic Studies

= 6

2. Selected Issues of Diplomatic and Consular Law =

6 3. Global governance

=

6 4. Elective course 1

=

6 5. Elective course 2

=

6 6. Elective course 3

=

6 Diplomatic Practice

=

6 + Master thesis

=

18 = 60 ETCS

Master of D

iplomacy

Contemporary development problems, Economic and Commercial diplomacy, Management and Globalisa-tion, Cross-cultural negotiations, International Conflict Management, Third foreign language: Russian for cific purposes, Third foreign language: French for spe-cific purposes, Security studies, Military and Defence Diplomacy, History of International Relations.

Employment

Graduates of this programme are equipped with diplo-matic skills required in contacts with foreign (political and cultural) environments; they are skilled in general diplomatic activities, such as: security diplomacy, eco-nomic diplomacy, diplomacy of international organi-sations, environmental diplomacy, public diplomacy, multi-level diplomacy etc. They are particularly suit-able personnel for diplomatic and consular positions and as international officials.

Head of the International Office [email protected]

Dr. Milan Brglez Programme Coordinator [email protected]

Faculty & Visiting Professors

Dr. Milan Brglez, Dr. Zlatko Šabič, Dr. Bojko Bučar, Dr. Maja Bučar, Dr. Marjan Svetličič, Dr. Petra Roter, Dr. Larisa Gabrovšek, Dr. Mojca Jarc, Dr. Anton Grizold, Dr. Milan Jazbec

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Pre-departure arrangements

First Residence Permit

In order to issue a residence permit to a citizen from an EU member state, for the purpose of studying, the following items must be arranged:

1. a valid identity card or passport;

2. evidence of enrolment at an educational institution; 3. health insurance covering all risks in the host country; and

4. sufficient means for living (at least equalling the basic minimum monthly income in the Republic of Slovenia). In practice, a written and signed statement as to one’s means is sufficient.

Since 1 May 2004 any citizen from a European Union member state can enter the Republic of Slovenia with a valid identity card or a valid passport, without a special entrance permit (i.e. a visa or a residential permit) and stay

in the country for up to three (3) months, over a period of six (6) months, counting from the day of their first entry. In the event that one’s stay will exceed a period of three (3) months, a residential permit (a certificate of registered resi-dence) is required. This can be obtained immediately upon entering Slovenia, at the Administration Unit, Department for Internal Affairs, Office for Foreigners (Tobačna ulica 5, 1000 Ljubljana, (01) 306 3261). The residence permit will

How to apply

1. Find a programme 2. Check important dates

3. Check requirements for enrolment

4. Submit your application for education recognition 5. Check tuition costs and scholarships

6. Submit your enrolment application 7. Check for pre-departure arrangements 8. Travel to Ljubljana

9. Contact our Postgraduate office

For more information on how to apply, please visit – www.fdv.uni-lj.si/en

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be issued in line with the conditions set by the European Union.

According to the stated directive, a residential permit is granted for the period of one’s studies or at the most for one year and can be extended in the event that the studies last more than a year.

A student from a non-EU member country must submit an application for their First Residence Permit at the nearest diplomatic or consular representative mission (DCRM) of the Republic of Slovenia.

Upon receiving notification that you may collect your per-mit, you will have to come in person with your passport to the DCRM at which you submitted your application. The permit is issued in the form of a card which contains a contactless chip, which stores a digital copy of the holder’s photograph and fingerprint.

In the event your application is denied, you have the right to appeal, which should be submitted within the prescribed time limit to the DCRM.

Within three days of your arrival in the Republic of Slove-nia, you are required to report the place of your temporary residence to the Administration Unit, Department for Inter-nal Affairs (Tobačna ulica 5, 1000 Ljubljana, tel. (01) 306 3261). Students staying at the student dormitory will have their temporary residence automatically reported by the dormitory’s administration office. Others renting a private room or an apartment must do this by themselves at the above-mentioned administration office. The student should bring their valid passport, residence permit and the rental agreement or, if staying with a friend, a written statement from the owner of the apartment stating that they allow the student to stay at that address for the duration of their study period (residence permit).

For more information on application, please visit: http://infotujci.si/v/7/temporary-residence-permit

Health Insurance

Foreign students coming from EU member states and coun-tries of the European economic region should have an E128 form, E 111 form or E-card. The document type depends on the authorised insurance agency of the country of their origin. Namely, students should contact the authorised in-surance agency with which they have taken out inin-surance and ask for one of the above-mentioned forms.

If you have no health insurance in your home country, you can contact an insurance company that will cover your in-surance in the Republic of Slovenia (ASSISTENCE CORIS, Ul. Bratov Babnik 10, 1000 Ljubljana).

Accommodation

There are two main accommodation possibilities - to rent a private room or apartment – check the local newspapers and real-estate agencies; or to rent a room managed by the student halls of residence.

The International Office of the University of Ljubljana can help you by providing rooms in student halls of residence. All rooms in the students’ residence halls are double rooms. They are furnished and have a shared kitchen and bathroom ([email protected]).

Cost of Living

You will need approximately EUR 500 a month to cover all your basic living costs. Exactly how much you spend will depend on your lifestyle, but this figure takes into account all costs including accommodation, food, public transport and books.

Climate

The climate in Ljubljana is Central European yet it is also subject to the influences of warm air from the Adri-atic and cold air from the Alps. The average temperature is around 4˚C in winter and around 22˚C in summer. The daytime temperature in summer is usually 30˚C.

National Holidays

1 January – New Year’s Holiday

8 February – Prešeren Day (Slovenian Cultural Holiday) 1 April – Easter Monday

27 April – Day of Uprising against the Occupation 1 May – Labour Day

25 June – National Day 15 August – Assumption Day 31 October – Reformation Day 1 November – All Souls’ Day 25 December – Christmas 26 December – Independence Day

For more information on housing in Ljubljana, please visit:

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Postal address: Faculty of Social Sciences International Office Kardeljeva ploščad 5 SI-1000 Ljubljana Slovenia Head: Ms Neli Dimc Telephone: + 386 1 58 05 305 Switchboard: + 386 1 58 05 100 Fax: + 386 1 58 05 270 E-mail: [email protected] Office hours: Monday-Friday - 10:00 to 12:00, Wednesday - 15:00 to 17:00 www.socialsciences.eu

International Office

To find out all about the programmes and

enrolment, please contact our International Office.

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Ljubljana – a beautiful place to live and study Ljubljana lies in a basin between the Karst and the Alps, some 298m above sea level. With its 280,000 inhabit-ants, it is one of the smaller European capitals yet it is big enough to encompass everything expected of a capital city while being small enough to allow people to retain their individuality.

The city’s increasingly vibrant commercial and trading life and rapid growth of foreign diplomatic representatives give it an ever greater cosmopolitan touch. Ljubljana of-fers a wide variety of cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants. Relief from the hustle and bustle of life in the capital can be found in the many parks and woodland areas, which in some places extend almost right into the city centre.

In Ljubljana you will feel a mixture of Slavic charm and sincerity, as well as Mediterranean temperament and a touch of Nordic reserve. You will also be able to enjoy the city’s architecture, museums, archaeological sites, monu-ments, many theatres and one of the oldest philharmonic orchestras in the world.

Slovenia

Slovenia is a small and picturesque country and lies in the heart of Europe, where the Alps and the Pannonian plains meet the Mediterranean and the Karst. When in Slovenia, all of its many attractions are in the palm of your hand. It is just 210 km to the Slovenian border from Vienna, 230 km from Budapest, 430 km from Milan and 190 km from Venice.

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