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19. FACULTY OF ARTS

Aškerčeva 2, 1000 Ljubljana

Phone: +386 1 241 10 00

More information at: www.ff.uni-lj.si

Contact Persons:

STUDY

PROGRAMME Contact Person E-Mail Phone

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH STUDIES

ENGLISH

STUDIES

Dr. Igor Maver,

Full Professor [email protected] +386 1 241 1334

ENGLISH

STUDIES

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

ENGLISH

STUDIES

(TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME) Dr. Mirjana

Želježič, Senior

Instructor

[email protected].

si

+386 1 241 1368 ENGLISH

STUDIES

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY

ARCHAEOLOGY

Dr. Tina Milavec,

Assistant

Professor [email protected] +386 1 241 1576

DEPARTMENT OF ASIAN STUDIES

JAPANOLOGY

Dr. Marija

Kristina Hmeljak,

Senior Instructor

[email protected].

si +386 1 241 1446

JAPANOLOGY

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Marija

Kristina Hmeljak,

Senior Instructor

[email protected].

si +386 1 241 1446

SINOLOGY

Dr. Nataša

Vampelj

Suhadolnik,

Assistant


DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE AND BOOK STUDIES

LIBRARY,

INFORMATION

AND PUBLISHING

STUDIES

Dr. Polona Vilar,

Associate


http://www.ff.uni-lj.si/

mailto:[email protected]










DEPARTMENT OF ETHNOLOGY AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

ETHNOLOGY

AND CULTURAL

ANTHROPOLOGY

Dr. Rajko Muršič,


ETHNOLOGY

AND CULTURAL

ANTHROPOLOGY

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

CULTURAL

DIFFERENCES

AND

TRANSNATIONAL

PROCESSES

(CREOLE; JOINT

DEGREE)

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

PHILOSOPHY

Philosophical

Perspectives: Dr.

Borut Ošlaj,

Associate

Professor

Philosophies of

Contemporaneity:

Dr. Zdravko Kobe,

Associate

Professor

[email protected]

[email protected]

+386 1 241 1114

+386 1 241 1110

PHILOSOPHY OF

CULTURE

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Dean Komel,


PHILOSOPHY,

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Marjan

Šimenc, Associate


DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY

Jerica Mrak

Pestotnik

[email protected]

lj.si +386 1 241 1230

GEOGRAPHY

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN, DUTCH, AND SWEDISH

GERMANIC

STUDIES Dr. Špela Virant,

Assistant

Professor

[email protected] +386 1 241 1332 GERMANIC

STUDIES

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)







GERMAN,

(TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME) Dr. Irena Samide,

Assistant

Professor

[email protected] +386 1 241 1336 GERMAN

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS

CLASSICAL AND

HUMANISTIC

STUDIES

Zala Rott Dali,

Dr. Sonja Weiss,

Assistant

Professor

[email protected]

[email protected]

+386 1 241 1420

+386 1 241 1414

GREEK

LANGUAGE,

LITERATURE,

AND CULTURE

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

GREEK

LANGUAGE,

LITERATURE

AND CULTURE

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

LATIN

LANGUAGE,

LITERATURE

AND CULTURE

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

LATIN

LANGUAGE,

LITERATURE

AND CULTURE

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF MUSICOLOGY

MUSICOLOGY

Vesna Venišnik,

Teaching

Assistant

[email protected] +386 1 241 1440

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES

ANDRAGOGY

(TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Marko

Radovan,

Assistant

Professor






ANDRAGOGY

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

PEDAGOGY

(TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME) Dr. Jasna

Mažgon,

Associate

Professor

[email protected]

+386 1 241 1092 PEDAGOGY

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSLATION STUDIES

TRANSLATION

Dr. Ada Gruntar

Jermol, Associate


TRANSLATION

(SLOVENE-

ENGLISH-

FRENCH; JOINT

DEGREE)

Dr. Mojca

Schlamberger

Brezar, Full


TRANSLATION

(SLOVENE-

ENGLISH-

GERMAN; JOINT

DEGREE)

Dr. Tanja Žigon,

Assistant


INTERPRETATION

Amalija Maček,

Senior Lecturer [email protected] +386 1 241 1508

DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE AND GENERAL LINGUISTICS

INDO-EUROPEAN

COMPARATIVE

LINGUISTICS

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Luka

Repanšek,

Assistant


GENERAL

LINGUISTICS

Dr. Sašo

Živanović,

Assistant


GENERAL

LINGUISTICS

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND LITERARY THEORY

COMPARATIVE

LITERATURE

AND LITERARY

THEORY

Dr. Vanesa

Matajc, Associate

Professor


COMPARATIVE

LITERATURE

AND LITERARY






THEORY

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

COMPARATIVE

LITERATURE

AND LITERARY

THEORY

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

PSYCHOLOGY Nives Kolarič [email protected] +386 1 241 1150

DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE

FRENCH AND

ROMANCE

STUDIES

Dr. Gregor Perko,

Associate


FRENCH STUDIES

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

FRENCH

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Meta Lah,

Assistant


HISPANIC

STUDIES

Dr. Maja Šabec,

Associate


ITALIAN

LANGUAGE AND

LITERATURE

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Irena Prosenc

Šegula, Associate


ITALIAN

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Darja Mertelj,

Assistant


SPANISH

LANGUAGE AND

LITERATURE

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Maja Šabec,

Associate


SPANISH

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Marjana Šifrar

Kalan, Assistant


DEPARTMENT OF SLAVISTICS









CZECH

LANGUAGE AND

LITERATURE

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Bojana Maltarić,

Senior Lecturer [email protected] +386 1 244 2064

SOUTH SLAVIC

STUDIES

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Namita

Subiotto,

Associate


POLISH STUDIES

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Maria

Wtorkowska,

Assistant

Professor

[email protected]

lj.si +386 1 244 2052

COMPARATIVE

SLAVIC

LINGUISTICS

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Vanda Babič,

Assistant


RUSSIAN

STUDIES

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Mladen Uhlik,

Teaching

Assistant [email protected] +386 1 241 1279

RUSSIAN

STUDIES

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

Marina Spanring

Poredoš, Senior

Lecturer [email protected] +386 1 241 1286

SLOVAK STUDIES

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Špela Sevšek

Šramel, Teaching

Assistant

[email protected]

+ 386 1 244 2066

CENTRAL

EUROPEAN

STUDIES (JOINT

DEGREE)

Ana Žabkar Šalić,

Teaching

Assistant [email protected] +386 1 244 2054

DEPARTMENT OF SLOVENE STUDIES

SLOVENE

STUDIES

Dr. Saška

Štumberger,

Assistant


SLOVENE

STUDIES

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

SLOVENE

STUDIES

(TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

Dr. Jerca Vogel,

Assistant


SLOVENE

STUDIES

(COMBINED











TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME) Dr. Roman Kuhar,

Associate

Professor

[email protected] +386 1 241 1126 SOCIOLOGY OF

CULTURE

SOCIOLOGY OF

CULTURE

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF ART HISTORY

ART HISTORY

Majča Korošaj [email protected] +386 1 241 1210

ART HISTORY

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME)

ART HISTORY

(COMBINED

TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

HISTORY

Jasna Vanček [email protected] +386 1 241 1190

HISTORY

(TEACHER

EDUCATION

PROGRAMME)

HISTORY

(COMBINED

PROGRAMME

TEACHING)

HISTORY OF

SOUTHEASTERN

EUROPE (JOINT

DEGREE)

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE FOR MASTER’S PROGRAMMES (SECOND-CYCLE)

GENERAL

INFORMATION

Tanja Hribar

Barbara Fabjan

Živa Banfi

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

+386 1 241 1043

+386 1 241 1035

+386 1 241 1042






Master's Study Programmes (Second-Cycle):

Single-Subject Programmes

English Studies

Classical and Humanistic Studies

Archaeology

Library, information and publishing studies

Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology

Philosophy

French and Romance Studies

Geography

Germanic Studies

Hispanic Studies

Japanology

Musicology

Translation

Comparative Literature and Literary Theory

Psychology

Sinology

Slovene Studies

Sociology of Culture

General Linguistics

Interpretation

Art History

History

Combined Programmes

(in combination with another combined programme or with the combined teacher education

programme in either Pedagogy or Andragogy)

English Studies – combined programme

Czech Language and Literature – combined programme

Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology – combined programme

Philosophy of Culture – combined programme

French Studies – combined programme

Greek Language, Literature, and Culture – combined programme

Italian Language and Literature – combined programme

Japanology – combined programme

South Slavic Studies – combined programme

Latin Language, Literature, and Culture – combined programme

Germanic Studies – combined programme

Polish Studies – combined programme

Comparative Literature and Literary Theory – combined programme

Indo-European Comparative linguistics – combined programme

Comparative Slavic Linguistics – combined programme

Russian Studies – combined programme

Slovak Studies – combined programme

Slovene Studies – combined programme

Sociology of Culture – combined programme

General Linguistics – combined programme

Spanish Language and Literature – combined programme

Art History – combined programme

Single-Subject Teacher Education Programmes

Andragogy – teacher education programme

English Studies – teacher education programme

German – teacher education programme

Pedagogy – teacher education programme

Slovene Studies – teacher education programme

History – teacher education programme

Combined Teacher Education Programmes

(in combination with another combined teacher education programme at the Faculty of

Arts or the Faculty of Theology, except for the combination of Andragogy and Pedagogy,

which is not possible)

Andragogy – combined teacher education programme

English Studies – combined teacher education programme

Philosophy – combined teacher education programme

French – combined teacher education programme

Geography – combined teacher education programme

Greek Language, Literature, and Culture – combined teacher education programme

Italian – combined teacher education programme

Latin Language, Literature, and Culture – combined teacher education programme

German – combined teacher education programme

Pedagogy – combined teacher education programme

Comparative Literature and Literary Theory – combined teacher education programme

Russian Studies – combined teacher education programme

Slovene Studies – combined teacher education programme

Sociology – combined teacher education programme

Spanish – combined teacher education programme

Art History – combined teacher education programme

History – combined teacher education programme

Joint Degree Programmes

CREOLE – Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes – joint degree programme

Translation (Slovene-English-French) - joint degree

Central European Studies - joint degree

History of Southeastern Europe

Deadlines:

- When applying for the first application period of the call for enrolment for available

places for the citizens of the Republic of Slovenia and the EU the application must be

printed and submitted no later than 1st September 2017 (application deadline: 31. 8.

2017).

- When applying for the available places for foreigners and Slovenians without

Slovenian citizenship the application must be printed and submitted no later than 21st

July 2017 (application deadline: 20. 7. 2017).

- When applying for the second application period of the call for enrolment (if available

places are not filled in the first application period) the application must be printed and

submitted no later than 21st September 2017 (application deadline: 20. 9. 2017).

- On programmes on which there will be more candidates than there are places

available, enrolment will be limited. The selection of candidates will be made after the

completion of the autumn exam term, that is on 19th September 2017. The registered

candidates must fulfill the admission requirements until 18th September 2017.

- For the programme History of Southeastern Europe - joint degree, you must also apply

to the University of Graz; the application deadline is 15th May 2017

(https://international.uni-graz.at/en/stud/int-focus/jointdegrees/).

Transfer between Study Programmes

A transfer between study programmes is valid for all second-cycle study programmes (single-

subject, dual-subject) at the Faculty of Arts.

A transfer is possible between programmes of the same study cycle, i.e. between second-

cycle programmes.

Transfers are possible between study programmes

- that offer comparable competencies upon graduating, and

- that allow for the transfer of at least of half of the credits from the first study

programme to the new programme, according to the European Credit Transfer and

Accumulation System (hereinafter ECTS).

The student may enrol in a higher study year of another programme under the condition that

the required amount of those credit points necessary to proceed to a higher year of the state-

approved study programme are recognised during the transfer process.

(*There is an additional condition for the second-cycle Master's study programme in

Interpretation: the student must pass a test of interpreting abilities.)

Enrolment in the first year of a study programme does not count as a transfer between

programmes.

The following may be recognised during the transfer process:

- comparable study obligations that the student has completed during his or her first

year, and

- informally acquired knowledge.

Any knowledge the student might have obtained in advance must be substantiated by

submitting relevant documentation.

In accordance with Article 5 of the Criteria for Transfer between Study Programmes, the

student may also transfer from a university (pre-Bologna) study programme adopted before

June 11, 2004 and a Bologna study programme. However, the transfer is only possible

- between study programmes of same discipline and

- if less than two years have passed since the student's last enrolment in the university

study programme from which he or she is transferring. The transfer is only possible until the

end of the 2015-2016 academic year.

In compliance with the conditions required for a transfer, the recognition of study

commitments are examined and decided on by the competent body of the faculty on the basis

of the candidate's individual application and the proposal of the department, following the

procedure set out in the Statute of the University of Ljubljana.

If the student has completed study obligations at a foreign higher education institution, he or

she must apply for recognition of a foreign education by submitting the appropriate form

according to the Recognition and Evaluation of Education Act. The application must include

all necessary documents.

I. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

English Studies

Duration: two years

Admission Requirements: A prospective student is eligible to apply for admission under any of the following conditions:

1) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in English Studies evaluated

at 180 ECTS credits;

2) she or he has completed any of the other first-cycle study programmes evaluated at

180 ECTS credits:

3) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme evaluated at 240 ECTS credits;

4) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna programme in English Language and

Literature;

5) she or he has completed any other pre-Bologna study programme.

Candidates from paragraph 2) are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in paragraphs a)

and b) below.

Candidates from paragraph 3) are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in paragraphs c)

and d) below.

Candidates from paragraph 4) are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in paragraph e)

below.

Candidates from paragraph 5) are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in paragraph d)

below. The maximum amount of credits that may transfer from previously completed study

obligations may not exceed 10 ECTS credits.

a) Students who have completed a first-cycle study programme in any foreign language other

than English (180 ECTS credits) must obtain an additional 30 ECTS credits from the first-cycle

study programme in English Studies. Any additional study obligations (i.e. bridge exams) are

determined by the Chair of the Department of English's college, according to the completed

study programme; each case is evaluated individually.

b) Students who have completed any first-cycle study other than English (180 ECTS credits)

must obtain an additional 60 ECTS credits from the first-cycle study programme in English

Studies. Any additional study obligations (i.e. bridge exams) are determined by the Chair of the

Department of English's college, according to the completed study programme; each case is

evaluated individually.

c) Students who have completed a first-cycle study programme in any foreign language other

than English (240 ECTS credits) must obtain an additional 30 ECTS credits from the first-cycle

study programme in English Studies. Any additional study obligations (i.e. bridge exams) are

determined by the Chair of the Department of English's college, according to the completed

study programme; each case is evaluated individually.

d) Students who have completed any first-cycle study other than English (240 ECTS credits)

must obtain an additional 60 ECTS credits from the first-cycle study programme in English

Studies. Any additional study obligations (i.e. bridge exams) are determined by the Chair of the

Department of English's college, according to the completed study programme; each case is

evaluated individually.

e) Students who have completed a pre-Bologna study programme in English Language and

Literature are eligible to enrol in second-cycle study. 60 ECTS credits may transfer from

completed study obligations. A decision on the recognition of previously completed study

obligations is reached by the Chair's college; each case is evaluated individually.

The programme’s admission requirements are also satisfied by those candidates who have

successfully completed an equivalent education abroad.

Selection Criteria and Procedure in the Case of Limited Enrolment:

Candidates will be selected according to the following criteria:

Candidates from paragraph 1):

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle study 35%

- the diploma exam grade 35%

- the average grade in English 15%

- the average grade in English Literature and Culture 15%

Candidates from paragraphs 2) and 3):


- the diploma thesis/diploma exam grade 20%

- the average grade on the bridge exams – 10-60 ECTS credits 55%


- the average grade achieved during undergraduate study 35%

- the diploma thesis grade 35%







Location: Ljubljana

Study Mode: full-time

Admission Places: see table

Minimum Number of Admissions Required to Run the Programme / Study Track /

Module: see table

II. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Classical and Humanistic Studies

Duration: two years

Admission Requirements:

A prospective student is eligible to apply for admission under any of the following conditions:

a) she or he has completed a first-cycle programme in one of the following fields:

- dual-subject, Latin Language, Literature, and Culture,

- dual-subject, Greek Language, Literature, and Culture, or

- Classical and Humanistic Studies;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle programme in another field, under the condition

that the candidate has completed those study obligations required for the continuation

of study (10 to 60 ECTS credits) prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are

determined according to the field of the candidate's previously completed education and

are determined individually for each applicant by the University Senate upon proposal

by the Department of Classics. Candidates may complete these requirements during

first-cycle study, as part of a training programme, or by taking the bridge exams prior

to enrolment in Master's study;

Mandatory courses include the following:

- Latin or Greek Language: 10 ECTS credits

- Latin or Greek Literature: 6 ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in

another field, under the condition that the candidate has completed those study

obligations required for the continuation of study (10-60 ECTS credits) prior to

enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the candidate's

previously completed education and are determined individually for each applicant by

the University Senate upon proposal by the Department of Classics. Candidates may

complete these requirements during first-cycle study, as part of a training programme,

or by taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in Master's study.


- Latin or Greek Language: 10 ECTS credits

- Latin or Greek Literature: 6 ECTS credits.




The candidates will be selected according to the average grade in all courses of the first-cycle

study programme.

Location: Ljubljana

Study Mode: full-time / part-time



Module: see table

III. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Archaeology

Duration: two years


a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in the field of Archaeology;



of study equivalent to 10-60 ECTS credits prior to enrolment (bridge exams in basic

archaeological courses). The latter obligations are determined according to the field of

the prospective student's previously completed education and are determined

individually for each applicant by the Board of Student Issues and by the study track of

the Faculty of Arts. Candidates may complete these obligations during first-cycle study,

as part of a training programme, or by taking the bridge exams before enrolment in

Master’s study;

c) she or he has completed a study programme granting higher professional education

executed between January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004. Prior to enrolment, the student

must complete study obligations required for the continuation of study equivalent to 10-

60 ECTS credits (bridge exams in basic archaeological courses). The latter obligations

are determined according to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed

education and are determined individually for each applicant by the Board of Student

Issues and by the study track of the Faculty of Arts. Candidates may complete these

obligations during first-cycle study, as part of a training programme, or by taking the

bridge exams prior to enrolment in Master's study.

The admission requirements are also satisfied by those candidates who have successfully

completed an education equivalent to that stated in points from a) to c) abroad and is applying

under the same conditions as candidates who completed their education in Slovenia.


Candidates from paragraph a) will be selected according to the points calculated on the basis of

the following:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or undergraduate study (60%), and

- the diploma exam grade or diploma thesis grade (40%).

Candidates from paragraphs b) and c) will be selected according to the points calculated on the

basis of the following:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or undergraduate study (40%),

- the diploma exam grade or diploma thesis grade (20%), and

- the average grade achieved on the bridge exams (40%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

IV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Library, information and publishing studies

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in Librarianship and Information

Science;



of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined

according to the field of the prospective applicant's previously completed education and

require that the candidate obtains from 14 to 18 ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed a study programme granting higher professional education

executed between January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004. Prior to enrolment, the student

must complete study obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-

cycle. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the prospective

student’s previously completed education and require that the candidate obtains from

14 to 18 ECTS credits.

Candidates are required to complete additional obligations which are determined individually

for each applicant according to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed

education and are selected from subjects of the first-cycle study programme in Librarianship

and Information Science (from 14 to 18 ECTS credits):

Foundations of Information Science 6 ECTS credits

Information Retrieval Systems 8 ECTS credits

The Book in Historical and Social Context 8 ECTS credits

Foundations of Book Studies 6 ECTS credits

Foundations of Librarianship and Library Organization 10 ECTS credits

Organization of Library Collections 8 ECTS credits

The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study, as part of a

training programme, or by taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-cycle study.

Requirements are determined by the department that runs the programme.

Each application is considered individually.




- the average grade achieved during undergraduate study (60%), and

- the diploma exam or the diploma thesis grade (40%).

If the candidate has completed a study programme that does not require a diploma exam or

diploma thesis, only the average grade achieved during first-cycle study will be considered

(100%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

V. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology

Duration: two years

Admission Requirements: The prerequisite for enrolment in the Master's (second-cycle) study programme is the successful

completion of an undergraduate (first-cycle) study programme in a relevant field, i.e. Ethnology

and Cultural Anthropology. Students who have completed any of the other undergraduate study

programmes evaluated at 180 ECTS credits are eligible to apply to the Master's study

programme in Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology under the conditions specified in the

paragraphs a), b), and c), as well as in d) and e) (below).

a) Students who have completed any first-cycle study programme in the humanities or

social sciences (180 ECTS credits) other than Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology are

required to obtain an additional 9 ECTS credits in the basic ethnological module,

comprised of the following courses:

- Methodology in Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology (6 ECTS credits), and

- History of Slovenian Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology (3 ECTS credits).

b) Students who have completed any first-cycle study programme in the technical or

natural sciences (180 ECTS credits) other than Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology

are required to obtain an additional 29 ECTS credits in the basic ethnological module

comprised of the following courses:

- Methodology in Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology (6 ECTS credits),

- History of Slovenian Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology (3 ECTS credits),

- Anthropological Theories (5 ECTS credits),

- Theories of Culture, Ways of Life, and Identities (3 ECTS credits),

- Ethnographic Research (3 ECTS credits),

- Ethnology of Europe (3 ECTS credits),

- Ethnology of Slovenia I (3 ECTS credits), and

- Ethnology of Slovenia II (3 ECTS credits).

c) Students who have completed a first-cycle study programme evaluated at 240 ECTS

credits are required to complete the basic ethnological module (9 ECTS credits if their

education is in the field of the humanities or social sciences, or 14 ECTS credits if their

education is in the fields of the technical or natural sciences: these are taken together

with the anthropological theories module evaluated at 5 ECTS credits). Only those

previously completed study obligations that correspond to the curriculum of the Master's

in Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, particularly in the selection of basic-elective

courses, may be recognised. The maximum amount of credits that may transfer from

previously completed study obligations may not exceed 12 ECTS credits. Each case is

examined individually by the board of the Department of Ethnology and Cultural

Anthropology. The latter also designs an individual study programme for such

candidates.

d) Students who have completed a university study programme in Ethnology and Cultural

Anthropology adopted before June 11, 2004 are eligible to enrol in the Master's study

programme in Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology. The maximum amount of credits

that may transfer from previously completed study obligations may not exceed 60 ECTS

credits. The decision on the recognition of completed obligations for an individual

student is made by the commission nominated by the board of the department.

e) Students who have completed a higher professional education study programme

adopted before June 11, 2004 are required to obtain an additional 58 ECTS credits in

the basic ethnological module, comprised of the following courses:


- History of Slovenian Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology (3 ECTS credits),




- Ethnology of Europe (3 ECTS credits),

- Ethnology of Slovenia (3 ECTS credits),

- Ethnology of Slovenia II (3 ECTS credits),

- Folkloristics (5 ECTS credits),

- Social Memory and Cultural Heritage (6 ECTS credits),

- Ethnological Museology (5 ECTS credits),

- Ethnological Conservation (5 ECTS credits), and

- Ethnology of Africa, Ethnology of the Americas, Ethnology of Asia, or

Ethnology of Australia and Oceania (5 ECTS credits).




In the case of limited enrolment, the average grade achieved during undergraduate study will

be considered.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

VI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Philosophy

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Philosophy.

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in another field, under the

condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required for the continuation

of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according

to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed education and require that the

candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits (obtained from the selection of basic

courses);

c) she or he has completed a higher professional education programme adopted between

January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004, under the condition that the student has completed those

study obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment.

The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the prospective student’s

previously completed education and require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60

ECTS credits (obtained from the selection of basic courses).

Each application is considered individually. The extent and content of additional study

obligations in basic courses required for second-cycle study are also determined individually

for each applicant. The following is the list of basic courses: Ontology (5 ECTS credits),

Introduction to Aesthetics (5 ECTS credits), Ethics (5 ECTS credits), Ancient Philosophy I (3

ECTS credits), Ancient Philosophy II (4 ECTS credits), Modern Philosophy (5 ECTS credits),

Phenomenology (5 ECTS credits) or Hermeneutics (5 ECTS credits), Logics and

Argumentation (5 ECTS credits), Foundations of Analytical Philosophy (5 ECTS credits), The

The Philosophy of Nature (5 ECTS credits), Social Philosophy (5 ECTS credits), Classical

German Philosophy (5 ECTS credits), and Structuralism and Psychoanalysis (3 ECTS credits).




Candidates from paragraph a) will be selected according to the following criteria:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or graduate study 50%

- the diploma exam or diploma thesis grade 50%

Candidates from paragraphs b) and c) will be selected according to the following criteria:



- the grade achieved on the bridge exams 40%

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

VII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

French and Romance Studies

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in French and

Romance Studies evaluated at 180 ECTS credits;

b) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in a relevant

field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under the condition that the

candidate has completed those study obligations required for the continuation of study

at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according

to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed education and require that

the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in another

field, under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations

required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter

obligations are determined according to the field of the prospective student’s previously

completed education and require the candidate to obtain up to a maximum of 60 ECTS

credits;

d) she or he has completed a professional higher education programme adopted before

June 11, 2004 in a relevant field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under

the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required for the

continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are

determined according to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed

education and require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits;

e) she or he has completed a professional higher education programme adopted before

June 11, 2004 in another field, under the condition that the candidate has completed

those study obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior

to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the

prospective student’s previously completed education and require the candidate to

obtain up to a maximum of 60 ECTS credits.





Requirements are determined by the department that runs the programme. Each application is

considered individually. The extent and content of additional study obligations in basic courses

required for second-cycle study are also determined individually for each applicant.



a) If the candidate has completed a study programme with a diploma thesis and/or diploma

exam, the following is considered:


- the diploma thesis or diploma exam grade, or the average of the diploma thesis and

diploma exam grades (30%).

b) If the candidate has completed a study programme that does not require a diploma thesis

and/or diploma exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle (or undergraduate)

study will be considered.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

VIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Geography

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in the field of geography;

b) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes from the

fields of the social sciences and humanities, under the condition that the candidate has

completed those study obligations required for continuation at the second-cycle of

geography prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the

field of the prospective student’s previously completed education and require that the

candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits. The additional obligations will

be selected from the following courses: Introduction to Geography, Physical Geography

I, Physical Geography II, Social Geography I, Social Geography II, Research Methods

in Geography I, Geography of Slovenia, and other courses relevant to the study track:

Ecological Geography, The Geography of Sustainable Development, Human Ecology,

The Physical Geography of Karst, Regional Planning, Urban Geography, Rural

Geography, Introduction to Thematic Cartography, Geoinformatics I, Geoinformatics

II, Geography of Tourism and Transport, and Political Geography. The candidate may

complete the required obligations during first-cycle study, as part of a training

programme, or by taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in the Master's study

programme in Geography. Each application is examined individually by the Chair of

the department's college. The latter also determines the extent and content of additional

study obligations.

c) she or he has completed an equivalent education abroad.


In the case of limited enrolment in the second-cycle Master's study programme in Geography,

the following will be considered in the selection process:

the average grade achieved during first-cycle (60%), and

the grade on the final seminar assignment or diploma thesis during first-cycle study

(40%).

If the candidate has completed a study programme that does not require a final seminar

assignment or diploma thesis, only the average grade achieved during first-cycle study will be

considered (100%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

IX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Germanic Studies

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in the field of Germanic studies;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject study programme in the field of Germanic

studies;

c) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in a related field of the humanities or

social sciences;

Candidates from paragraph c) will be assigned study obligations equivalent to 10-60 ECTS

credits, according to their previous education, competencies acquired during undergraduate

study, and other knowledge and skills acquired before enrolling in the programme (see also

paragraph 4.7). Each application is considered individually by the departmental council. The

extent and content of potential additional study obligations in basic courses from the field of

Germanic studies, required for second-cycle study, are also determined individually for each

applicant. The basic courses are: Linguistic System, Literary System, Written and Verbal

Communication, and Periods and Traditions.




Candidates will be given priority according to the following criteria:

- the average grade achieved during undergraduate study.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

X. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Hispanic Studies

Duration: two years



a) she or he has obtained a diploma from a first-cycle university dual-subject study

programme in Spanish Language and Literature;

b) she or he has obtained a university diploma from any first-cycle, dual-, or single-subject

programme. The candidate is required to complete exams that are determined

individually for each case and test the candidate's language competencies in the Spanish

language and in Spanish literature (10-60 ECTS credits).

c) she or he has completed a higher professional education study programme adopted

between January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004.



The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study, as a part of a


The individual requirements are determined by the department.


a) For graduates of first-cycle university dual-subject study programme in Spanish

Language and Literature:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (50%),

- the average grade in Spanish (25%), and

- the average grade in literature (25%).

b) For graduates of other programmes:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (50%), and

- the average grade on the bridge exams (50%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Japanology

Duration: two years


a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in Japanology evaluated at 180

ECTS credits;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in the same disciplines, evaluated

at 240 ECTS credits; up to 60 ECTS credits may be recognised in relation to previously

completed first-cycle study obligations;

c) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in another field, under




education and require the candidate to obtain up to a maximum of 60 ECTS credits;

d) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in another field,

evaluated at 240 ECTS credits, under the condition that the candidate has completed




obtain up to a maximum of 60 ECTS credits;

e) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in


obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment.


previously completed education and require the candidate to obtain up to a maximum

of 60 ECTS credits.

The study requirements that are essential for the second-level study of Japanology are

completed with courses of the first-cycle study programme in Japanology:

- Modern Japanese III (22 ECTS credits),

- Introduction to Japanese History I (3 ECTS credits),

- Introduction to Japanese History II (3 ECTS credits),

- Introduction to Japanese Literature I (3 ECTS credits),

- Introduction to Japanese Grammar I (3 ECTS credits),

- Introduction to Japanese Grammar II (3 ECTS credits), and

- Japanese Society I (3 ECTS credits).





for each applicant.




a) If the candidate has completed a study programme with a diploma thesis and/or a

diploma exam, the following is considered:


- the diploma exam or diploma thesis grade (50%).


and/or diploma exam,

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or undergraduate study will be

considered (100%).

The knowledge acquired prior to enrolment in the study programme may also be recognised as

completed study obligations upon the decision of the competent body of the Faculty of Arts of

the University of Ljubljana, upon the recommendation of the department of Asian and African

Studies.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Musicology

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle programme in one of the following fields:

Musicology, music Pedagogy, or conducting;


that the candidate has completed those study obligations required for the

continuation of study, equivalent to 10-60 ECTS credits, prior to enrolment. The

latter obligations are determined according to the field of the prospective student’s

previously completed education and may be completed during first-cycle study, as

part of a training programme, or by taking the bridge exams before enrolment in

Master’s study.




For candidates from paragraph a): the average grade during first-cycle study (100%).

For candidates from paragraph b): the average grade during first-cycle study (50%), and average

grade on the required bridge obligations (50%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Translation

Duration: two years



a) she or he has obtained a university diploma in interlingual communication relevant

to the desired study track in the Master's study programme (the selected languages

in the Master's study programme must correspond to the languages selected during

undergraduate study);

b) she or he has obtained a university diploma in any field, including both Bologna and

pre-Bologna undergraduate programmes. The candidate is also required to complete

an exam testing his or her language competencies in Slovene and two foreign

languages (according to the selected study track); based on the results of the latter

exam and the competencies acquired during undergraduate study, 60 ECTS credits

may be recognised.

c) For students who have completed a higher professional education study programme

adopted between January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004: Candidates are required to

complete an exam testing their language competencies in Slovene and two foreign

languages (according to the selected study track).




- the average grade achieved during undergraduate study (20%),

- the diploma exam or diploma thesis grade (20%),

- the average grade in Slovene achieved during undergraduate study or the grade in

Slovene, achieved on the exam from the second paragraph (20%),

- the average grade in English achieved during undergraduate study or the grade in English

achieved on the exam from the second paragraph (20%), and

- the average grade in the second foreign language, achieved during undergraduate study,

or the grade in the second foreign language, achieved on the exam from the second

paragraph (20%).

Deadlines for the Bridge Exams: June 25–July 10, 2017 and August 25–September 10, 2017.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XIV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Comparative Literature and Literary Theory

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed one of the following first-cycle study programmes in the

field of Comparative Literature:

– a first-cycle study programme in Comparative Literature and Literary Theory, or

– a first-cycle dual-subject study programme in Comparative Literature and

Literary Theory;

b) she or he has completed one of the following pre-Bologna study programmes in the

field of Comparative Literature:

– an undergraduate study programme in Comparative Literature and Literary

Theory, 60 recognised ECTS credits, or

– an undergraduate dual-subject study programme in Comparative Literature and

Literary Theory, 30 recognised ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed any other first-cycle or pre-Bologna undergraduate study

programme from a related field. The candidate is also required to complete the

bridge exams in the basic courses of Comparative Literature and Literary Theory

(10 to 60 ECTS credits).

The bridge exams are determined individually and according to the candidate's previously

completed study. The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study,

as part of a training programme, or by taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-

cycle Master's study.




If the number of applicants exceeds the number of available positions, candidates will be

selected on the basis of the average grade achieved during undergraduate study.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Psychology

Duration: two years


The enrolment prerequisites correspond with Article 38a and Article 38b of the Higher

Education Act and with Article 117 of the Statute of the University of Ljubljana. A prospective

student is eligible to apply for admission under any of the following conditions:

a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme from the field of Psychology;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle programme in a related field, under the

condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required for the

continuation of study, equivalent to 60 ECTS credits, prior to enrolment. Related

fields include the following: social work, Pedagogy and Andragogy, social

Pedagogy, special and rehabilitation Pedagogy, education for the visually impaired,

and the Pedagogy of specific learning difficulties, or Biopsychology. The candidate

may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study, as part of a training

programme, or by taking the bridge exams before enrolment in Master’s study.

A candidate who has completed a study programme in one of the following fields: social work,

Pedagogy and Andragogy, social Pedagogy, special and rehabilitation Pedagogy, education for

the visually impaired, and the Pedagogy of specific learning difficulties, or Biopsychology, is

required to complete study obligations in the form of the following courses from the accredited

study programme in Psychology (at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ljubljana):

Multivariate Methods (5 ECTS credits), Test Theory (7 ECTS credits), Motivation and Emotion

(6 ECST), Cognitive Psychology (9 ECTS credits), Introduction to Clinical Psychology (4

ECTS credits), and Occupational Psychology (8 ECTS credits). Additionally, candidates who

have completed a first-cycle study programme are required to complete the following study

obligations:

• Candidates who have completed a first-cycle university study programme in social work:

Developmental Child Psychology (6 ECTS credits), The Psychology of Adolescence and

Adulthood (5 ECTS credits), and The Psychology of Learning (7 ECTS credits);

• Candidates who have completed a first-cycle university study programme in Pedagogy and

Andragogy: The Psychology of Social Power and Social Influence (5 ECTS credits), The Social

Construction of Reality (6 ECTS credits), Attitudes, Social Cognition, and Representation (6

ECTS credits), and Introduction to Counselling and Psychotherapy (3 ECTS credits);

• Candidates who have completed a first-cycle university study programme in social Pedagogy:

Personality Psychology (7 ECTS credits), The Psychology of Social Power and Social Influence

(5 ECTS credits), and Attitudes, Social Cognition, and Representation (6 ECTS credits);

• Candidates who have completed a first-cycle university study programme in special and

rehabilitation Pedagogy or a first-cycle university study programme in education for the

visually impaired and the Pedagogy of specific learning difficulties: Personality Psychology (7

ECTS credits), The Psychology of Social Power and Social Influence (5 ECTS credits), Social

Psychology: Interaction, Group, and Application (5 ECTS credits), and Introduction to

Counselling and Psychotherapy (3 ECTS credits);

Candidates who have completed a first-cycle study programme in Biopsychology from the

University of Primorska are required to completed the following bridge obligations from the

first-cycle study programme in Psychology at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ljubljana

before enrolling in second-cycle study: Developmental Child Psychology (6 ECTS credits), The

Psychology of Adolescence and Adulthood (5 ECTS credits), Applied Developmental

Psychology (5 ECTS credits), Introduction to Social Psychology (3 ECTS credits), The

Psychology of Social Power and Social Influence (5 ECTS credits), Social Psychology:

Interaction, Group, and Application (5 ECTS credits), Introduction to Clinical Psychology (4

ECTS credits), Introduction to Counselling and Psychotherapy (3 ECTS credits), The

Psychology of Learning (7 ECTS credits), The Psychology of Teaching (8 ECTS credits), and

Occupational Psychology (8 ECTS credits);

c) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme from other fields, under the

condition that the completed programme included content related to the contents of

the first-cycle study programme in Psychology (Faculty of Arts of the University of

Ljubljana) equivalent to at least 50 ECTS credits, and that she or he has completed

those study obligations required for the continuation of study (10 to 60 ECTS

credits) prior to enrolment. Based on the submitted programme in the candidate's

first-cycle study and other certificates proving the candidate's competencies, the

University Senate, upon recommendation of the board of the Department of

Psychology, decides whether or not the aforementioned programme contains enough

relation to the first-cycle study in Psychology that would allow for enrolment. In the

latter case, the Senate also determines the additional study obligations that the

candidate must complete before enrolling in Master's study.

In accordance with Article 121 of the Statute of the University of Ljubljana, the admission

requirements are also satisfied by anyone who has successfully completed an equivalent first-

cycle education abroad. The equivalence is determined during the procedure of recognition and

the evaluation of foreign education for the purposes of the continuation of study. The procedure

is managed by an authorised person at the University of Ljubljana. The decision on the

recognition of a foreign education is made by the Senate of the member institution of the

University of Ljubljana, in accordance with Article 77 or Article 47 of the Statute of the

University of Ljubljana.

All candidates must demonstrate knowledge of the Slovenian language at level B2 according

to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) with an appropriate

certificate. Proper evidence of compliance with the conditions for enrollment are:

- A certificate of passing the examination of the Slovenian language at the B2 level or

equivalent,

- Certificate of completed primary school in Slovenia or completed foreign primary school

with Slovene as teaching language,

- High school diploma or certificate from last year of secondary professional education

which contained subject Slovenian language,

- Certificate of completion of the bilingual (in Slovenian and foreign language) secondary

education or the completion of a foreign secondary education with Slovenian teaching

language,

- Diploma in higher education institutions in the RS and the certificate (statement) that the

applicant has passed the program in the Slovenian language.


If the number of applicants exceeds the number of available positions, candidates will be

selected on the basis of the average grade achieved during undergraduate study. With candidates

who have completed study programmes other than Psychology, the grades received on the

bridge exams will also be considered.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XVI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Sinology

Duration: two years


a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Sinology;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle dual-subject university study programme in East

Asian Cultures together with the language course in Chinese, and has completed the

bridge exams in the basic courses of Sinology equivalent to 10-40 ECTS credits prior

to enrolment. The bridge exams are determined individually and according to the

candidate's previously obtained competencies. The candidate may complete the required

obligations during first-cycle study or by taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in

second-cycle study;

c) Candidates who have completed any other first-cycle university study programme are

required to complete the bridge exams in the basic courses of Sinology (10-60 ECTS

credits). The bridge exams are determined individually and according to the candidate's

previous education. The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-

cycle study or by taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-cycle study.

d) Candidates who have completed a higher professional education study programme

adopted between January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004 are also required to complete the

bridge exams in the basic courses of Sinology (10-60 ECTS credits). The bridge exams

are determined individually and according to the candidate's previous education. The

candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study or by taking

the bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-cycle study.

The basic courses of Sinology include the following: Modern Chinese III – Simplified

Characters (6 ECTS credits), Modern Chinese III – Traditional Characters (6 ECTS credits),

The Evolution of Chinese Writing (6 ECTS credits), History of East Asia (8 ECTS credits), The

Cultural History of China (6 ECTS credits), Traditional Chinese Philosophy (6 ECTS credits),

Classic Chinese Literature (6 ECTS credits), Traditional and Contemporary Chinese Art (6

ECTS credits), Translation (6 ECTS credits), Methodology of Intercultural Research II (6 ECTS

credits), and Literature, Tradition, and Modernity (6 ECTS credits).





- the diploma thesis grade (50%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XVII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Slovene Studies

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Slovene Studies;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Slovene Language

and Literature (dual-subject) and the bridge exams in the amount of up to 60 ECTS

credits (typically 30 ECTS credits);

c) she or he has completed any other first-cycle university study programme or pre-

Bologna four-year university study programme. The candidate is also required to take

the bridge exams to earn up to 60 ECTS credits. The content of the exams is determined

according to the candidate's previously completed study;

d) she or he has completed a professional higher education programme in a related field,

e.g. pre-school education. The candidate is also required to complete the bridge exams

in the amount of up to 60 ECTS credits. The content of the exams is determined

according to the candidate's previously completed study.

The bridge exams are determined individually and according to the candidate's previous

education. The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study or by

taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-cycle study programme.






- the grade on the final seminar assignment during first-cycle study or the diploma thesis

grade (30%), and

- the bibliography, awards, and demonstrated practical knowledge (10%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XVIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Sociology of Culture

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme from the fields of Sociology and

the Sociology of culture;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in the fields of the

social sciences and humanities, under the condition that the candidate has completed

those study obligations required for continuation at second-cycle study of the Sociology

of Culture prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the


candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits. These obligations may include

the following courses: Introduction to Sociology I, Introduction to Sociology II,

Introduction to the Sociology of Culture I, and Introduction to the Sociology of Culture

II.

The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study or by

taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in the second-cycle Master's study

programme in the Sociology of Culture. The obligations required for the continuation

of study are in the domain of the department chair's college. Each application is

considered individually. The extent and content of additional study obligations in basic

courses required for second-cycle study are also determined individually for each

applicant.


Selection Criteria and Procedure in the Case of Limited Enrolment: In the case of limited enrolment in the second-cycle Master's study programme in the Sociology

of Culture, the following criteria will be considered in the selection process:


- the grade on the diploma thesis during first-cycle study (40%).

Candidates who have completed a study programme that does not require a diploma thesis will

be selected on the basis of the average grade achieved during first-cycle study.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XIX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

General Linguistics

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in General Linguistics;



of study, equivalent to 10-60 ECTS credits, prior to enrolment. The latter obligations


education by the Commission for Graduate Study at the Faculty of Arts. The obligations

may be completed during first-cycle study, as part of a training programme, or by taking

the bridge exams before enrolment in Master’s study;

c) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in the

field of General Linguistics;

d) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in


obligations required for the continuation of study, equivalent to 10-60 ECTS credits,

prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the

prospective student’s previously completed education by the Commission for Graduate

Study at the Faculty of Arts. The obligations may be completed during first-cycle study,

as part of a training programme, or by taking the bridge exams before enrolment in

Master’s study.





- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or pre-Bologna professional higher

education programme (30%),


- the average of grades in courses in the following fields, achieved during first-cycle study

(25%):

o linguistic and mathematical courses for the Theoretical Linguistics study track

o linguistic and social sciences courses for the Language, Society, and Identity

study track, and

- bibliography and awards (15%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Interpretation

Duration: two years



a) she or he has obtained a diploma in a relevant study track of the first-cycle programme

in Interlingual Communication according to the selected study track in the Master's

study programme (the languages selected in the Master's study programme must

correspond to the languages the candidate studied during first-cycle study) and must

also successfully complete the test of interpreting abilities in order to enrol in the

programme;

b) she or he has obtained a diploma at the conclusion of first-cycle study in another field:

these candidates are also required to complete an exam testing their language

competencies in Slovene and two foreign languages (according to the selected study

track), as well as the test of their interpreting abilities; additional obligations in the

amount of between 10-60 ECTS credits may be demanded, according to the results of

the exam and the competencies acquired during undergraduate study;


another field: these candidates are also required to complete an exam testing their

language competencies in Slovene and two foreign languages (according to the selected

study track), as well as the test of their interpreting abilities; additional obligations in

the amount of between 10-60 ECTS credits may be demanded, according to results of

the exam and the competencies acquired during undergraduate study. These obligations

are determined individually for each candidate, based on the previously completed

education, by the department chair's college.




For candidates who have successfully completed the test of interpreting abilities (failure to

successfully pass the test prevents enrolment in the programme in Interpreting):





- the average grade in the first foreign language achieved during undergraduate study or

the grade in the first foreign language, achieved on the exam from the second paragraph

(20%), and

- the average grade in the second foreign language, achieved during undergraduate study

or the grade in the second foreign language, achieved on the exam from the second

paragraph (20%).

The languages offered are English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Croatian. The study

tracks for individual languages for will only be offered under the condition that at least five

candidates have applied for admission.

Deadlines for the exam and the test of interpreting abilities: June 25–July 10, 2017 and August

25–September 10, 2017.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Art History

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in ther field of Art History;

b) she or he has completed any other first-cycle study programme or a four-year university

study programme, under the condition that she or he completes the bridge exams in the

following basic Art History courses equivalent to 10-60 ECTS credits (obligations are

determined individually for each candidate):

– Introduction to Art History (5 ECTS credits),

– Introduction to Slovene Art History (5 ECTS credits),

– Art of the Early and High Middle Ages in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS

credits),

– Late Medieval and Renaissance Art in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS credits),

– Modern and Contemporary Art in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS credits),

– Medieval Art in Slovenia I and II (10 ECTS credits), and/or

– Modern and Contemporary Art in Slovenia I and II (10 ECTS credits).

The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study or by taking the

bridge exams prior to enrolment in the second-cycle Master's study programme.






Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

History

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, single- or dual-subject university study

programme in History;

b) she or he has completed an undergraduate study in the field of the humanities (first-

cycle, 180 ECTS credits); the candidate is required to obtain an additional 20 ECTS

credits from the single-subject first-cycle programme: The Structure and

Development of Historical Science (5 ECTS credits), Theory of History (5 ECTS

credits), and two other courses evaluated at 5 ECTS credits each, determined by the

department of History individually for each candidate.

c) she or he has completed an undergraduate study in the field of the social sciences

(first-cycle, 180 ECTS credits); the candidate is required to obtain an additional 30

ECTS credits from the single-subject first-cycle programme: The Structure and

Development of Historical Science (5 ECTS credits), Theory of History (5 ECTS

credits), and four other courses evaluated at 5 ECTS credits each, determined by the

department of History individually for each candidate.

d) she or he has completed an undergraduate study in the field of the technical or

natural sciences (first-cycle, 180 ECTS credits); the candidate is required to obtain

an additional 60 ECTS credits from the single-subject first-cycle programme: The

Structure and Development of Historical Science (5 ECTS credits), Theory of

History (5 ECTS credits), and ten other courses evaluated at 5 ECTS credits each,

determined by the department of History individually for each candidate.

e) a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in the fields of the

humanities or social sciences. Depending on the individual case, the department of

History may decide to recognise individual courses as elective courses.

The admission requirements are also satisfied by those candidates who have successfully

completed an education equivalent to that stated in paragraphs from a) to e) abroad, and are

applying under the same conditions as candidates who completed their education in Slovenia.



exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (70%) and the grade on the diploma

exam or diploma thesis (30%) are considered.


and/or diploma exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study is considered (100%).

Location: Ljubljana


Admission Places: see table; the Research and Archives study track will not be offered in the

2017-2018 academic year.


Module: see table

XXIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

English Studies – combined programme

Duration: two years


a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in the same

disciplines, evaluated at 180 ECTS credits;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in the same

disciplines, evaluated at 240 ECTS credits; up to 60 ECTS credits may be recognised in

relation to previously completed first-cycle study obligations;

c) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in a relevant

field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under the condition that the candidate

has completed those study obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-

cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the

prospective student’s previously completed education and require that the candidate obtain

anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits;

d) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in another

field, under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required

for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations



e) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in a

relevant field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under the condition that the

candidate has completed those study obligations required for the continuation of study at the

second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field

of the prospective student’s previously completed education and require 60 ECTS credits;

f) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in

another field, under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations




credits.



Requirements are determined by both departments that run the programme.



for each applicant.





Candidates from paragraphs a) and b):





Candidates from paragraphs c) and d):




Candidates from paragraphs e) and f):




Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXIV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Czech Language and Literature – combined programme

Duration: two years


a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Bohemistics (three-

year programme);

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Czech Language

and Literature evaluated at 240 ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in a related field,

evaluated at 180 ECTS credits;

d) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in a related field


e) she or he has completed any of the other first-cycle study programmes in a relevant field

(linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities);

f) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in another field;

g) a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in a relevant field (linguistics,

the social sciences, the humanities);

h) a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in another field.

Candidates from paragraph b) may have 60 ECTS credits from the previously completed first-

cycle study obligations recognised.

Candidates from paragraph c) and d) are required to take bridge exams, the extent and number

of which will be determined by the Chair of Czech Language and Literature (Department of

Slavistics at the Faculty of Arts), according to the previously completed first-cycle study.

Candidates from paragraphs e) to h) may enrol in the programme under the conditions that they

have completed those study obligations required for second-cycle study; these obligations are

determined according to the previously completed education and are evaluated at 60 ECTS

credits.



Potential bridge exams include basic courses from the 5th and 6th semesters (the third year) of

the first-cycle study programme in Bohemistics.



for each applicant.





- the results of first-cycle study in Bohemistics or West Slavic Studies, or a related

programme in the field of humanities; the average grade (40%), the diploma thesis

and/or diploma exam grade (30%), and

- the grade in the basic course in language and literature in the third year of the first-cycle

programme in Bohemistics (30%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology – combined programme

Duration: two years


a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in

the same disciplines, evaluated at 180 ECTS credits;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in

the same disciplines, evaluated at 240 ECTS credits; up to 60 ECTS credits may be

recognised in relation to previously completed first-cycle study obligations;

c) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in a

relevant field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under the condition


continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations

are determined according to the field of the prospective student’s previously

completed education and require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60

ECTS credits;

d) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in


obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to

enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the

prospective student’s previously completed education and require 60 ECTS credits;


a relevant field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under the condition


continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations

are determined according to the field of the prospective student’s previously

completed education and require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60

ECTS credits;

f) she or he has completed a professional higher education programme in another field,

under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations

required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The


previously completed education and require the candidate to obtain up to a

maximum of 60 ECTS credits.






for each applicant.




In the case of limited enrolment, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study will be

considered.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXVI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Philosophy of Culture – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Philosophy;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in another field, under




education and require that anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits be obtained from the

selection of basic courses;


January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004, under the condition that the student has completed

the study obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to

enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the prospective

student’s previously completed education and require that anywhere from 10 to 60

ECTS credits be obtained from the selection of basic courses.



for each applicant. The selection of basic courses includes the following: Ontology (5 ECTS

credits), Introduction to Aesthetics (5 ECTS credits), Ethics (5 ECTS credits), Ancient

Philosophy I (3 ECTS credits), Ancient Philosophy II (4 ECTS credits), Modern Philosophy

(5 ECTS credits), Phenomenology (5 ECTS credits), Hermeneutics (5 ECTS credits) Logics

and Argumentation (5 ECTS credits), Foundations of Analytical Philosophy (5 ECTS credits),

The Philosophy of Nature (5 ECTS credits), Social Philosophy (5 ECTS credits), Classical

German Philosophy (5 ECTS credits), and Structuralism and Psychoanalysis (3 ECTS credits).

Requirements are also determined by the department that runs the second of the two dual-

subject programmes.




Candidates from paragraph a) will be selected according to the following criteria:



Candidates from paragraphs b) and c) will be selected according to the following criteria:


- the diploma thesis grade (30%), and

– the grade achieved on the bridge exams (40%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXVII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

French Studies – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in the

same disciplines, evaluated at 180 ECTS credits;












credits;


June 11, 2004 in a relevant field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under





e) she or he has completed a professional higher education programme adopted before













a) If the candidate has completed a study programme that does not require a diploma thesis



b) If the candidate has completed a study programme with a diploma thesis and/or diploma



- the diploma thesis or diploma exam grade, or the average grade on the diploma thesis

and diploma exam (30%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXVIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Greek Language, Literature, and Culture – combined programme

Duration: two years





b) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in the

same disciplines, evaluated at 240 ECTS credits; up to 60 ECTS credits may be







the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits; study obligations are

determined individually and require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60

ECTS credits.


- Greek Language (a minimum of 10 ECTS credits)

- Greek Literature (a minimum of 6 ECTS credits);






credits; study obligations are determined individually and require that the candidate

obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits.





relevant field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under the condition that

the candidate has completed those study obligations required for the continuation of

study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined

according to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed education and

require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits; study

obligations are determined individually and require that the candidate obtain anywhere

from 10 to 60 ECTS credits.









of 60 ECTS credits; study obligations are determined individually and require that the

candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits.



- Greek Literature (a minimum of 6 ECTS credits).






for each applicant.




The candidates will be selected according to the average grade in all courses of the first-cycle

study programme.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXIX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Italian Language and Literature – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in Italian

Language and Culture, evaluated at 180 ECTS credits;


field of Italian Language and Literature, evaluated at 240 ECTS credits; up to 60 ECTS

credits may be recognised in relation to previously completed first-cycle study

obligations;












credits;






require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits;






of 60 ECTS credits.




a) Selection criteria in the case of limited enrolment, for graduates of first-cycle, dual-

subject study programme in Italian Language and Literature:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle study programme (50%),

- the average grade in Italian (25%), and

- the average grade in Italian Literature (25%).

b) Selection criteria in the case of limited enrolment, for graduates of other study

programmes:

- the average grade achieved during the first-cycle study programme (50%), and


Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Japanology – combined programme

Duration: two years


a) she or he has completed a first-cycle dual-subject university study programme in the

same disciplines;

b) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle study programmes in another field, under





c) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme, under




education and require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits.



Requirements are determined for both study programmes and by both departments that run the

programme.

The study requirements that are essential for the second-level study of Japanology are

completed with courses of the first-cycle, dual-subject study of Japanology:

- Modern Japanese III (18 ECTS credits),

- Methodology of Intercultural Research I (4 ECTS credits),

- Introduction to Japanese History I (3 ECTS credits), and

- Introduction to Japanese Grammar I (3 ECTS credits).



for each applicant.

In accordance with Article 121 of the Statute of the University of Ljubljana, the programme’s

admission requirements are also satisfied by those candidates who have successfully completed

an equivalent education abroad.







and/or diploma exam,

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or undergraduate study (100%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXXI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

South Slavic Studies – combined programme

Duration: two years


a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in South

Slavic Studies;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in the same disciplines

(Croatian studies, Serbian studies, Macedonian studies, etc.) evaluated at 180 ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in the same disciplines

(Croatian studies, Serbian studies, Macedonian studies, etc.) evaluated at 240 ECTS credits; up

to 60 ECTS credits may be recognised in relation to previously completed first-cycle study

obligations;

d) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in another field, under the



to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed education and require the

candidate to obtain up to a maximum of 60 ECTS credits;

e) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna undergraduate university study programme in

Croatian, Serbian, and Macedonian Language and Literature; in accordance with Article 49 of

the Act Amending the Higher Education Act, the following obligations are recognised:

- South Slavic Studies – Translation: Croatian and Serbian Language (3 ECTS credits),

Contemporary Croatian and Serbian Literature (3 ECTS credits), Contemporary

Macedonian Literature (3 ECTS credits), Bulgarian Language (3 ECTS credits),

Translation of Non-Fiction Texts (3 ECTS credits), and Media and Translation (3 ECTS

credits) = for a total of 18 ECTS credits;

- South Slavic Studies – Culturology: Croatian and Serbian Language (3 ECTS credits),

Contemporary Croatian and Serbian Literature (3 ECTS credits), Contemporary

Macedonian Literature (3 ECTS credits), Bulgarian Language (3 ECTS credits), Oral

Literature (3 ECTS credits), and Slovenian Literature (3 ECTS credits) = for a total of

18 ECTS credits;

f) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme, under the



to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed education and require the

candidate to obtain up to a maximum of 60 ECTS credits.


training programme, or by doing additional assignments or taking bridge exams prior to

enrolment in second-cycle study.

The bridge exams consist of the following courses from the first-cycle, dual-subject university

study programme in South Slavic Studies:

ECTS

credits

1) Croatian and Serbian Language I 4

2) Croatian and Serbian Literature I 4

3) Macedonian Language I 3

4) South Slavic Societies and Cultures I 5

5) Croatian and Serbian Language II 4

6) Croatian and Serbian Literature II 4

7) Macedonian Language II 3

8) Croatian and Serbian Language III 4

9) Croatian and Serbian Literature III 4

10) Macedonian Language III 3

11) South Slavic Societies and Cultures II 5

12) Croatian and Serbian Language IV 4

13) Croatian and Serbian Literature IV 4

14) Macedonian Language IV 3

15) Croatian and Serbian Language V 4

16) Croatian and Serbian Literature V 4

17) Macedonian Literature 4

18) Croatian and Serbian Language VI 3

19) Croatian and Serbian Literature VI 3

20) Bulgarian Language 3



for each applicant.




In the case of limited enrolment, the following criteria will be considered:

- the results from the first-cycle study programme (average grade on exams and lab work)

(75%), and


Location: Ljubljana


Admission Places: see table; the study track Culturology will not be offered during the 2016-

2017 academic year.


Module: see table

XXXII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Latin Language, Literature, and Culture – combined programme

Duration: two years













the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits; study obligations are

determined individually and require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60

ECTS credits.


- Latin Language (a minimum of 10 ECTS credits)

- Latin Literature (a minimum of 6 ECTS credits);






credits; study obligations are determined individually and require that the candidate

obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits.









require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits.









of 60 ECTS credits. The latter obligations are determined individually and require that

the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits.



- Latin Literature (a minimum of 6 ECTS credits)






for each applicant.




Candidates will be given priority according to the average grade achieved at undergraduate

study.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXXIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Germanic Studies – combined programme

Duration: two years













credits;

d) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme, under










for each applicant.






Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXXIV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Polish Studies – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Polish Studies (a

three-year Bologna programme);

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in a related field,


c) she or he has completed any of the other first-cycle university study programmes in a

relevant field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities);

d) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in another field;

e) a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in another field;

Candidates from paragraphs b) to e) are required to complete additional obligations which are

determined individually for each applicant and are selected from the first-cycle courses. The

candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study, as part of a training

programme, or by taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-cycle study.






- the results of first-cycle study in Polish Studies or West Slavic Studies, or in a related

programme in the field of the humanities; the average grade (40%), the diploma

thesis and/or diploma exam grade (30%), and

- the grade in the basic language and literature course Lexicology and Polish

Literature from Modernism to Postmodernism, achieved in the third year of the first-

cycle programme in Polish Studies (30%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXXV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Comparative Literature and Literary Theory – combined programme

Duration: two years



















credits;












of 60 ECTS credits.

The programme's admission requirements are also satisfied by those candidates who have







for each applicant.


- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or undergraduate study (pre-Bologna

programme) (60%),


grade (30%), and

- the bibliography, awards, and extra-academic achievements (10%).

If the candidate completed a study programme that did not include the final seminar assignment

or diploma thesis, the following criteria will be considered:


programme) (75%), and

- the bibliography, awards, and extra-academic achievements (25%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXXVI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Indo-European Comparative linguistics – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in

Comparative Linguistics;

b) she or he has completed any other first-cycle university study programme in the field of

linguistics. The condition for a transfer is the completion of the exam in an old Indo-

European language, evaluated at a minimum of 10 ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed any other pre-Bologna or non-linguistic study programme.

Candidates must take bridge exams in basic courses to earn up to 60 ECTS credits. Each

case is treated individually by the Department of Comparative and General Linguistics.

The latter determines the content and the extent of bridge exams, taking into account

previous knowledge, completed obligations, and the individual study interests of the

individual applicant.



Each case is treated individually by the Department of Comparative and General Linguistics.

The latter determines the content and the extent of bridge exams, should they be required.


In the case of limited enrolment, candidates will be selected according to the paragraphs

calculated on the basis of the average grade achieved during first-cycle study.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXXVII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Comparative Slavic Linguistics – combined programme

Duration: two years



















credits;












of 60 ECTS credits.







In the case of limited enrolment, candidates will be selected according to the paragraphs

calculated on the basis of the average grade achieved during first-cycle study.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XXXVIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Russian Studies – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject study programme in the same

disciplines;

b) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in another

field and can prove sufficient knowledge of Russian language (C1 according to CEFR),

under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required for

the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations




January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004 and can prove sufficient knowledge of Russian

language (C1 according to CEFR), under the condition that the candidate has completed



prospective student’s previously completed education and require the candidate to obtain

up to a maximum of 60 ECTS credits;

d) she or he has completed a four-year, dual-subject study programme in the same fields,

adopted before June 11, 2004. Candidates may enrol in the second year;

e) she or he has completed a four-year university study programme in other fields adopted

before June 11, 2004 and can prove sufficient knowledge of Russian language (C1

according to CEFR), under the condition that the candidate has completed those study



previously completed education and require the candidate to obtain up to a maximum of

60 ECTS credits. External elective courses may be recognised upon individual request.



Requirements are determined by both departments that run the programme. Each application is

considered individually. The extent and content of additional study obligations in basic courses







- the average grade in Russian language and literature courses achieved during

undergraduate study (50%).

Location: Ljubljana


Admission Places: see table; the study track Culturology will not be offered in the 2016-2017

academic year.


Module: see table

XXXIX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Slovak Studies – combined programme

Duration: two years




same disciplines (Polish Studies, Bohemistics, etc.), evaluated at 180 ECTS credits;















credits;









obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to

enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the





The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study, as a part of a

training programme, or by taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-cycle study

programme. The bridge exams consist of the following courses from the first-cycle, dual-

subject university study programme in Slovak Studies:

ECTS

credits 1) Phonetics and Phonology 3

2) Morphology II 4 3) Lab Work I 8 4) Slovak Culture and Literature 6 5) Morphology II 4 6) Slovak History of the 19th and 20th Century 4 7) Syntax 4 8) Lab Work II 6 9) Slovak Literature of the 19th Century 6 10) Lexicology 4 11) Slovak Modernity and the Period Between the Two Wars

Wars

3 12) Contemporary Slovak Literature 3 13) Lab Work III 4



- average grade on exams and lab work (not including diploma thesis) (75%), and

- diploma exam or the diploma thesis grade (25%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XL. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Slovene Studies – combined programme

Duration: two years



















credits;






require 60 ECTS credits;






of 60 ECTS credits.







grade (30%), and


Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XLI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Sociology of Culture – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme from the fields of Sociology of

culture or the field of Sociology;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in the fields of the social sciences

and humanities, under the condition that the candidate has completed those study

obligations required for continuation at second-cycle study of the Sociology of Culture

prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the

prospective student’s previously completed education and require that the candidate

obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits. These obligations may include the

following courses: Introduction to Sociology I, Introduction to Sociology II,

Introduction to the Sociology of Culture I, and Introduction to the Sociology of Culture

II.


taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in the second-cycle combined programme in

the Sociology of Culture. The obligations required for the continuation of study are in

the domain of the department chair's college. Each application is considered

individually. The extent and content of additional study obligations in basic courses




In the case of limited enrolment in the second-cycle combined study programme in the

Sociology of Culture, the following criteria will be considered in the selection process:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (60 %), and

- the grade on the diploma thesis during first-cycle study (40 %).


be selected on the basis of the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (100 %).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XLII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

General Linguistics – combined programme

Duration: two years











at the second-cycle and evaluated at 12 ECTS credits prior to enrolment;



required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle and evaluated at 30 ECTS

credits prior to enrolment;




study at the second-cycle and evaluated at 12 ECTS credits prior to enrolment;



obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle and evaluated at

30 ECTS credits prior to enrolment.






The essential study obligations required for second-cycle, dual-subject study programme in

General Linguistics are determined according to the individual applicant's selected study track,

and may include the following courses from the first-cycle, dual-subject university study

programme in General Linguistics:

1) Theoretical Linguistics study track:

- Overview of General Linguistics (6 ECTS credits),

- Overview of Applied Linguistics (6 ECTS credits),

- Phonetics and Phonology (6 ECTS credits),

- Historical Linguistics I (6 ECTS credits), and/or

- Theory of Descriptive Linguistics – Syntax (6 ECTS credits).

2) Language, Society, and Identity study track:

- Overview of General Linguistics (6 ECTS credits),

- Overview of Applied Linguistics (6 ECTS credits),

- Theory of Language J I (6 ECTS credits),

- Applied Linguistics – Linguistic and Social Stratification (6 ECTS credits), and/or

- Applied Linguistics – Language and the Speaker (6 ECTS credits).



- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or pre-Bologna professional higher

education programme (35%),

- the diploma exam or diploma thesis grade (35%), and

- the average grade in courses in the following fields achieved during first-cycle study

(30%):

o linguistic and mathematical courses for the Theoretical Linguistics study track

o linguistic and social sciences courses for the Language, Society, and Identity

study track.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XLIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Spanish Language and Literature – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has obtained the diploma from first-cycle university dual-subject study

programme in Spanish Language and Literature;

b) she or he has obtained a university diploma from any first-cycle, dual-, or single-subject

programme. The candidate is required to complete exams that are determined

individually for each case and test the candidate's language competencies in Spanish

Language and Literature (10-60 ECTS credits);

c) she or he has completed a higher professional education study programme adopted

between January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004.







a) For graduates of first-cycle university dual-subject study programme in Spanish

Language and Literature:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (50%),

- the average grade in Spanish (25%), and

- the average grade in literature (25%).

b) For graduates of other programmes:



Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XLIV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Art History – combined programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in the field of Art History;

b) she or he has completed any other first-cycle study under the condition that she or he

completes the bridge exams in the following basic Art History courses equivalent up to

30 ECTS credits:

– Introduction to Art History (5 ECTS credits),

– Introduction to Slovene Art History (5 ECTS credits),

– Art of the Early and High Middle Ages in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS

credits),

– Late Medieval and Renaissance Art in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS credits),

– Modern and Contemporary Art in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS credits),

– Medieval Art in Slovenia I and II (10 ECTS credits), and/or

– Modern and Contemporary Art in Slovenia I and II (10 ECTS credits).

The extent and content of additional study obligations in basic courses required for second-

cycle study are determined individually for each applicant.


bridge exams prior to enrolment in the second-cycle Master's study programme.




If the candidate has completed a study programme that does not require a diploma thesis and/or

diploma exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study is considered (100%).

If the candidate has completed a study programme with a diploma thesis and/or diploma exam:



Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XLV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Andragogy – teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed one of the following first-cycle study programmes: Pedagogy

and Andragogy, Psychology, Social Pedagogy, Sociology – Human Resources

Management, or Social Work;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme or a higher professional

education programme in the fields of the social sciences, the humanities, or early

childhood education adopted before the year 2004, under the condition that the

candidate demonstrates knowledge equivalent to 15 ECTS credits in the following

courses: General Andragogy (5 ECTS credits), History of Education (5 ECTS credits),

and Educational Psychology I (5 ECTS credits);

c) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme or a higher professional

education programme in another field adopted before the year 2004, under the condition

that the candidate demonstrates knowledge equivalent to 40 ECTS credits in the

following courses: General Andragogy (5 ECTS credits), Educational Statistics (5

ECTS credits), History of Education (5 ECTS credits), Educational Psychology I (5

ECTS credits), Didactics (5 ECTS credits), Occupational Pedagogy and Andragogy (5

ECTS credits), Comparative Andragogy I (5 ECTS credits), and Educational Guidance

and Counselling for Adults (5 ECTS credits).




In the case of limited enrolment, candidates will be selected according to the average grade in

all courses of the first-cycle study programme.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XLVI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

English Studies – teacher education programme

Duration: two years


1) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in English Studies evaluated at

180 ECTS credits;

2) she or he has completed any of the other first-cycle study programmes evaluated at 180

ECTS credits;

3) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme evaluated at 240 ECTS credits;

4) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna programme in English Language and Literature;

5) she or he has completed any other pre-Bologna study programme.

Candidates from paragraph 2) are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in paragraphs a)

and b) below.

Candidates from paragraph 3) are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in paragraphs c)

and d) below.

Candidates from paragraph 3) are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in paragraph e)

below.

Candidates from paragraph 5) are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in paragraph d)

below. The maximum amount of credits that may transfer from previously completed exams

may not exceed 10 ECTS credits.

a) Students who have completed a first-cycle study programme in any foreign language

other than English (180 ECTS credits) must obtain an additional 30 ECTS credits from

the first-cycle study programme in English Studies. Any additional study obligations

(i.e. bridge exams) are determined by the Chair of the Department of English's college

individually, according to the completed study programme.

b) Students who have completed any first-cycle study programme in any foreign language





c) Students who have completed a first-cycle study programme in any foreign language





d) Students who have completed any first-cycle study programme in any foreign language


the first-cycle study programme in English Studies. The bridge exams) are determined

by the Chair of the Department of English's college individually, according to the

completed study programme.

e) Students who have completed a pre-Bologna study programm in English Language and

Literature are eligible to enrol in second-cycle study. Completed study obligations in

the amount of 60 ECTS credits are recognised. Decision on the recognition of previously

completed study obligations is passed by the Chair's college individually for each case.










Candidates from paragraphs 2) and 3):













Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XLVII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

German – teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Germanic Studies;


Germanic Studies;

c) she or he has completed any other first-cycle university study programme in a related

field;


e.g. Early Childhood Education, Theology, Administration, Social Informatics, or

Business Administration.

Candidates from the last two paragraphs are eligible to transfer 10 to 60 ECTS credits,

depending on the previous education and competencies acquired. Each application is considered

individually. The extent and content of potential additional study obligations in basic courses

of Germanic Studies required for second-cycle study are also determined individually for each

applicant.








Location: Ljubljana



Minimum Number of Admissions Required to Run the Programme / Study Track/

Module: see table

XLVIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Pedagogy – teacher education programme

Duration: two years




and Andragogy, Psychology, Primary Teacher Education, or Social Pedagogy;





courses: History of Education (5 ECTS credits), Theory of Education (5 ECTS credits),

and Didactics I (5 ECTS credits);


education programme in another field, adopted before the year 2004, under the condition


following courses: Educational Statistics (5 ECTS credits), Educational Psychology I

(5 ECTS credits), History of Education (5 ECTS credits), Didactics I (5 ECTS credits),

Theory of Education (5 ECTS credits), Sociology of Education I (5 ECTS credits),

Comparative Pedagogy (5 ECTS credits), and School Pedagogy (5 ECTS credits).






Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

XLIX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Slovene Studies – teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Slovene Studies;


Slovene Studies and the bridge exams to earn up to 60 ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed any other first-cycle university study programme. The

candidate is also required to complete the bridge exams to earn up to 60 ECTS credits.

The content of the exams is determined according to the candidate's previously

completed study.


e.g. pre-school education. The candidate is also required to complete the bridge exams

to earn up to 60 ECTS credits. The content of the exams is determined according to the

candidate's previously completed study.

The bridge exams are determined individually and according to the candidate's previous

education. The candidate may complete the required obligations during first-cycle study or by

taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-cycle study programme.







grade (30%), and


Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

L. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

History – teacher education programme

Duration: two years


The prerequisite for enrolment in the second-cycle, teaching Master's study programme in

History is successful completion of one of the following relevant first-cycle study programmes:

- a university study programme in History (180 ECTS credits), or

- a dual-subject, university study programme in History (180 ECTS credits).

Students who have successfully completed one of the other first-cycle study programmes

evaluated at 180 or 240 ECTS credits are eligible to apply under the conditions specified in the

paragraphs a), b), and c).

Students who have completed a higher professional education study programme adopted

between January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004 are eligible to enrol under the conditions stated in

paragraphs a), b), and c).

a) Students who have completed an undergraduate study in the field of the humanities

(first-cycle, 180 or 240 ECTS credits) are required to obtain an additional 20 ECTS

credits in undergraduate courses: Structure and Development of Historical Science (5

ECTS credits), Theory of History (5 ECTS credits), and two other courses evaluated at

5 ECTS credits each, determined by the department of History individually for each

candidate.

b) Students who have completed an undergraduate study in the field of the social sciences

(first-cycle, 180 or 240 ECTS credits) are required to obtain an additional 30 ECTS

credits in undergraduate courses: Structure and Development of Historical Science (5

ECTS credits), Theory of History (5 ECTS credits), and four other courses evaluated at

5 ECTS credits each, determined by the department of History individually for each

candidate.

c) Students who have completed an undergraduate study in the field of the technical or

natural sciences (first-cycle, 180 or 240 ECTS credits) are required to obtain an

additional 60 ECTS credits in undergraduate courses: Structure and Development of

Historical Science (5 ECTS credits), Theory of History (5 ECTS credits), and ten other

courses evaluated at 5 ECTS credits each, determined by the department of History

individually for each candidate.



The individual requirements are determined by the department.





exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (70%) and the grade on diploma

exam or diploma thesis (30%) are considered.


and/or diploma exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study is considered

(100%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Andragogy – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years




and Andragogy, Psychology, Social Pedagogy, Sociology – Human Resources

Management, or Social Work;






and Didactics I (5 ECTS credits). If the candidate's first-cycle study did not include any

courses in Psychology, she or he is additionally required to demonstrate knowledge

from the course of Pedagogical Psychology I (5 ECTS credits);




following courses: Educational Statistics (5 ECTS credits), History of Education (5

ECTS credits), Didactics I (5 ECTS credits), General Andragogy (5 ECTS credits),

Occupational Pedagogy and Andragogy (5 ECTS credits), Comparative Andragogy I (5

ECTS credits), and Educational Psychology I (5 ECTS credits).



The combined teacher education programme in Andragogy may be combined with all combined

programmes and all combined teacher education programmes except for the combined teacher

education programme in Pedagogy.


- In the case of limited enrolment, candidates will be selected according to the average

grade in all courses of the first-cycle study programme.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

English Studies – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years






same disciplines, evaluated at 240 ECTS credits; up to 60 ECTS credits may be recognised

in relation to previously completed first-cycle study obligations;


field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under the condition that the candidate

has completed those study obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-

cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the

prospective student’s previously completed education and require that the candidate obtain

anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits;


field, under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required

for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations




relevant field (linguistics, the social sciences, the humanities), under the condition that the

candidate has completed those study obligations required for the continuation of study at

the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the

field of the prospective student’s previously completed education and require the candidate

to obtain up to a maximum of 60 ECTS credits;


another field, under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations




credits.






for each applicant.





Candidates from paragraphs a) and b):





Candidates from paragraphs c) and d):




Candidates from paragraphs e) and f):




Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Philosophy – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Philosophy;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in another field, under




education and require that anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits be obtained from the

selection of basic courses;


January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004, under the condition that the student has completed

the study obligations required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to

enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the field of the prospective

student’s previously completed education and require that anywhere from 10 to 60

ECTS credits be obtained from the selection of basic courses.



for each applicant. The following is the list of basic courses: Ontology (5 ECTS credits),

Introduction to Aesthetics (5 ECTS credits), Ethics (5 ECTS credits), Ancient Philosophy I (3

ECTS credits), Ancient Philosophy II (4 ECTS credits), Modern Philosophy (5 ECTS credits),

Phenomenology (5 ECTS credits) or Hermeneutics (5 ECTS credits) Logics and Argumentation

(5 ECTS credits), Foundations of Analytical Philosophy (5 ECTS credits), The Philosophy of

Nature (5 ECTS credits), Social Philosophy (5 ECTS credits), Classical German Philosophy (5

ECTS credits), and Structuralism and Psychoanalysis (3 ECTS credits).

Requirements are also determined by the department that runs the second of the two dual-

subject programmes.





- the average grade achieved during the first-cycle or higher professional education study

programme (pre-Bologna) (60%),

- the final seminar assignment grade during first-cycle study or the diploma thesis grade

in from the higher professional education study programme (pre-Bologna) (30%), and

- the bibliography, demonstrated practical knowledge, or diploma exam grade (pre-

Bologna programme) (10%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LIV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

French – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject study programme in the same disciplines,;

b) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle study programmes in another field, under the




candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits;

c) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme, under the




candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits.






for each applicant.




- If the candidate has completed a study programme that does not require a diploma thesis



- If the candidate has completed a study programme with a diploma thesis and/or diploma


o the average grade achieved during first-cycle or undergraduate study (70%), and

o the diploma thesis or diploma exam grade, or the average grade on the diploma thesis

and diploma exam (30%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Geography – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years




same disciplines;






the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits. The additional obligations

will be selected from the following courses: Introduction to Geography, Physical

Geography I and II, Social Geography I and II, Research Methods in Geography,

Geoinformatics, Introduction to Thematic Cartography, Geography of Slovenia,

Geography of Europe, Ecological Geography, and Field Work I and II;






credits. The additional obligations will be selected from the following courses:

Introduction to Geography, Physical Geography I and II, Social Geography I and II,

Research Methods in Geography, Geoinformatics, Introduction to Thematic

Cartography, Geography of Slovenia, Geography of Europe, Ecological Geography, and

Field Work I and II;

d) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme in a





require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits. The additional

obligations will be selected from the following courses: Introduction to Geography,

Physical Geography I and II, Social Geography I and II, Research Methods in

Geography, Geoinformatics, Introduction to Thematic Cartography, Geography of

Slovenia, Geography of Europe, Ecological Geography, and Field Work I and II.






of 60 ECTS credits. The additional obligations will be selected from the following

courses: Introduction to Geography, Physical Geography I and II, Social Geography I

and II, Research Methods in Geography, Geoinformatics, Introduction to Thematic

Cartography, Geography of Slovenia, Geography of Europe, Ecological Geography, and

Field Work I and II.






for each applicant.





- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or higher professional education study

programme (pre-Bologna) (70%), and

- the final seminar or diploma assignment grade during first-cycle study or the diploma

thesis grade at the higher professional education study programme (pre-Bologna)

(30%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LVI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Greek Language, Literature, and Culture – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years




disciplines;











of 60 ECTS credits.






for each applicant.



To be eligible for enrolment, candidates who did not graduate from a first-cycle programme in

Greek Language, Literature, and Culture or a programme in Classical and Humanistic Studies

– Greek Philology study track, are required to complete obligations (also available in the form

of bridge exams) in the following courses:

Greek Culture and Civilisation (4), Classical Greek Literature (3), Latin I-II (9), Greek Syntax

(7), History of Greek Language I-II (10), Selected Chapters from Greek Literature (12),

Classical Culture and Civilisation (6), Greek Metrics (3), and Modern Greek – Introduction

Course (6), for a total of 60 ECTS credits.


In the case of limited enrolment, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study will be

considered. With candidates who were also required to submit a diploma thesis for completion

of first-cycle study, the diploma thesis grade will also be considered in the average grade.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LVII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Italian – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years
















credits;












of 60 ECTS credits.








- the average grade achieved during undergraduate or first-cycle study (50%), and

- the grade achieved during the knowledge and skills test (50%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LVIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Latin Language, Literature, and Culture – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years




disciplines;











of 60 ECTS credits.






for each applicant.



To be eligible for enrolment, candidates who did not graduate from the first-cycle programme

in Latin Language, Literature, and Culture or the programme in Classical and Humanistic

Studies – Latin Philology study track, are required to complete obligations (also available in

the form of bridge exams) in the following courses: Roman Literature and Civilisation (4 ECTS

credits), Literature of Ancient Greece (3 ECTS credits), Greek I-II (9 ECTS credits), Latin

Syntax (7 ECTS credits), History of the Latin Language I-II (10 ECTS credits), Classical

Culture and Civilisation (6 ECTS credits), Latin Metrics (3 ECTS credits), Selected Chapters

from Latin Literature (12 ECTS credits), and Introduction to the Latin Middle Ages and

Humanism (6 ECTS credits), for a total of 60 ECTS credits.


In the case of limited enrolment, the average grade achieved at the first-cycle study will be

considered. With candidates who were also required to submit the diploma thesis for completion

of first-cycle study, the diploma thesis grade will also be considered in the average grade.

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LIX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

German – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years




same disciplines;






c) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme, under










for each applicant.




Candidates will be given priority according to the following Criteria:


Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LX. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Pedagogy – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years




and Andragogy, Psychology, Primary Teacher Education, Social Pedagogy;






and Didactics I (5 ECTS credits);




following courses: Educational Statistics (5 ECTS credits), Educational Psychology I

(5 ECTS credits), History of Education (5 ECTS credits), Theory of Education (5 ECTS

credits), Sociology of Education I (5 ECTS credits), School Pedagogy (5 ECTS credits),

and Didactics I (5 ECTS credits).



The combined teacher education programme in Pedagogy may be combined with all combined

programmes and all combined teacher education programmes except for the combined teacher

education programme in Andragogy.




Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LXI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Comparative Literature and Literary Theory – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years




same disciplines;












credits;












of 60 ECTS credits.




training programme, or by completing additional study obligations prior to enrolment in

second-cycle study. Requirements are determined by both departments that run the programme.



for each applicant.

The additional study obligations are selected from the courses of the first-cycle, dual-subject

programme in the amount of up to 60 ECTS credits.




programme) (60%), and


grade (40%).

If the candidate completed a study programme that did not include a final seminar assignment

or diploma thesis, the following criteria will be considered:


programme) (100%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LXII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Russian Studies – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in the same

disciplines;

b) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in another field,

under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required for the


determined according to the field of the prospective student’s previously completed education

and require the candidate to obtain up to a maximum of 60 ECTS credits.


training programme, or by completing additional obligations prior to enrolment in second-cycle

study. Requirements are determined by both departments that run the programme.



for each applicant.






- the average grade in Russian language and literature courses achieved during

undergraduate study (50%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LXIII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Slovene Studies – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle, dual-subject university study programme in same

disciplines;

b) she or he has completed any of the first-cycle university study programmes in another





credits;

c) she or he has completed a professional higher education programme in another field

adopted between January 1, 1994 and June 11, 2004 and evaluated at 240 ECTS credits,

under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required

for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter



credits.


training programme, or by completing bridge exams prior to enrolment in second-cycle study.




for each applicant.







grade (40%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LXIV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Sociology – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme from the fields of Sociology of

culture or the field of Sociology;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in the fields of the social sciences

and humanities, under the condition that the candidate has completed those study

obligations required for continuation at second-cycle combined teacher education study

programme of the Sociology prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined


require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits. These

obligations may include the following courses: Introduction to Sociology I, Introduction

to Sociology II, Introduction to the Sociology of Culture I, and Introduction to the

Sociology of Culture II.


taking the bridge exams prior to enrolment in the second-cycle combined teacher

education study programme of the Sociology. The obligations required for the

continuation of study are in the domain of the department chair's college. Each

application is considered individually. The extent and content of additional study

obligations in basic courses required for second-cycle study are also determined

individually for each applicant.



In the case of limited enrolment in the second-cycle combined teacher education study

programme in the Sociology, the following criteria will be considered in the selection process:

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (60 %), and

- the grade on the diploma thesis during first-cycle study (40 %).


be selected on the basis of the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (100 %).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LXV. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Spanish – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle university study programme in Spanish Language

and Literature;

b) she or he has completed any other first-cycle university study programme in a related

field and can demonstrate sufficient knowledge of Spanish (C1 according to CEFR);

c) she or he has completed a professional higher education programme in a related field,

e.g. Early Childhood Education, Theology, Administration, Social Informatics,

Business Administration, and can demonstrate sufficient knowledge of Spanish (C1

according to CEFR).

Candidates from the last two paragraphs are eligible to transfer 10 to 60 ECTS credits,

depending on the previous education and competencies acquired. Each application is considered

individually. The extent and content of potential additional study obligations in basic courses

of Hispanic Studies, required for second-cycle study, are also determined individually for each

applicant.







- the average grade achieved during undergraduate or first-cycle study (100%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LXVI. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Art History – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in the field of Art History;

b) she or he has completed any other first-cycle study programme, under the condition

that she or he completes the bridge exams in the following basic Art History courses

equivalent up to 30 ECTS credits (obligations are determined individually for each

candidate):

- Introduction to Art History (5 ECTS credits),

- Introduction to Slovene Art History (5 ECTS credits),

- Art of the Early and High Middle Ages in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS

credits),

- Late Medieval and Renaissance Art in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS

credits),

- Modern and Contemporary Art in Western Europe I and II (10 ECTS credits),

- Medieval Art in Slovenia I and II (10 ECTS credits), and/or

- Modern and Contemporary Art in Slovenia I and II (10 ECTS credits)

c) she or he has completed a pre-Bologna professional higher education programme,

under the condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations

required for the continuation of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The


previously completed education and require the candidate to obtain from 10 up to

30 ECTS credits (from the above set of the bridge exams).


bridge exams prior to enrolment in the second-cycle Master's study programme. Each

application is considered individually. The extent and content of additional study obligations in

basic courses required for second-cycle study are also determined individually for each

applicant.




If the candidate has completed a study programme that does not require a diploma thesis and/or

diploma exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study is considered (100%).

If the candidate has completed a study programme with a diploma thesis and/or diploma exam:

- the diploma exam or diploma thesis grade (50%) and

- the average grade achieved during first-cycle or undergraduate study (50%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LXVII. Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

History – combined teacher education programme

Duration: two years




same disciplines;



candidate has completed study obligations required for the continuation of study at the

second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined according to the


candidate obtain anywhere from 10 to 60 ECTS credits;






credits;












of 60 ECTS credits.







- If the candidate has completed a study programme with a diploma thesis and/or diploma

exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study (70%) and the grade on

diploma exam or diploma thesis (30%) are considered.

- If the candidate has completed a study programme that does not require a diploma thesis

and/or diploma exam, the average grade achieved during first-cycle study is considered

(100%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table

LXVIII. Joint Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

CREOLE – Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes – joint degree programme

Duration: two years


a) The prerequisite for enrolment in the CREOLE study programme is the successful

completion of a first-cycle study programme from the field of the humanities (180 ECTS

credits).

b) Students who have completed a first-cycle study in the fields of the technical or natural

sciences must obtain an additional 29 ECTS credits from the basic module of the first-

cycle study programme in Ethnology and Cutural Anthropology:





- Ethnology of Europe (3 ECTS credits), and

- Ethnology of Africa, Ethnology of the Americas, Ethnology of Asia, or

Ethnology of Australia and Oceania (the student selects the courses; each is

worth 5 ECTS credits).

c) Students who have completed a pre-Bologna four-year study programme in Ethnology

and Cultural Anthropology are eligible to enrol in second-cycle study. Completed study

obligations equivalent to up to 60 ECTS credits may be recognised.

d) Students who have completed a pre-Bologna four-year study programme in the fields

of the humanities or social sciences are eligible to enrol in second-cycle study. Up to 30

ECTS credits may transfer from previously completed study obligations.

e) Students who have completed other pre-Bologna university study programmes or

professional higher education programmes are required to complete same obligations as

the students who have completed first-cycle studies in the fields of the technical and

natural sciences, as stated above.



Upon application, candidates are required to submit: 1) the CREOLE programme application

form

(http://etnologija.etnoinfolab.org/en/informacija.asp?id_meta_type=71&id_informacija=457),

2) a CV, 3) a certificate of previously completed study, 4) a certificate of knowledge of the

Slovene language, 5) a recommendation letter from the advisor at the previous study

programme, 6) a tentative study plan, and 7) a letter of motivation stating the student's motives

for study (a short description of his or her fields of interest, mobility preferences – two

alternative partner institutions, and the names of potential advisors at home and partner

universities).


In the case of limited enrolment, the level of success achieved during first-cycle (or

undergraduate) study will be considered. The average grade and the diploma thesis grade will

be considered.

Candidates for study are selected by each of the partner institutions of the CREOLE programme

(represented by the Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology of the Facutly of Arts

of the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia). The final decision on the selection is in the domain

of the CREOLE consortium.

Location: Ljubljana, Vienna, Maynooth, Barcelona, Lyon




Module: see table

LXIX. Joint Degree Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Translation (Slovene-English-French): ISIT or INALCO

Duration: two years



a) she or he has obtained a diploma in Interlingual Mediation, study track Slovene-English-

French (Faculty of Arts of the University of Ljubljana);


pre-Bologna undergraduate programmes. The candidate is also required to complete an

exam testing his or her language competencies in Slovene, English, and French; based

on the results of the latter exam and the competencies acquired during undergraduate

study, 60 ECTS credits may be recognised.



http://etnologija.etnoinfolab.org/en/informacija.asp?id_meta_type=71&id_informacija=457




- the average grade in English achieved during undergraduate study or the grade in

English achieved on the exam from the second paragraph (20%), and

- the average grade in French achieved during undergraduate study or the grade in French

achieved on the exam from the second paragraph (20%).



The enrolment process for the joint degree Master's study programme in Translation consists

of two steps. The students are required to submit the required documents and apply, before the

expiry of the deadline, for the selection procedure at the selected home university, as well as to

the coordinator at the Department of Translation Studies.

Deadlines for the Bridge Exams: June 25–July 10, 2017 and August 25– September 10,

2017.

Location: Ljubljana, Paris (ISIT and INALCO)

Study Mode: full-time; 5 positions ISIT (the institution may charge an admission fee), 5

positions INALCO



Module: see table

LXX. Joint Degree Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

Translation (Slovene-English-German)

Duration: two years



a) she or he has obtained a diploma in Interlingual Mediation, study track Slovene-English-

German (Faculty of Arts of the University of Ljubljana);


pre-Bologna undergraduate programmes. The candidate is also required to complete an

exam testing his or her language competencies in Slovene, English, and German; based

on the results of the latter exam and the competencies acquired during undergraduate

study, 60 ECTS credits may be recognised.






- the average grade in English achieved during undergraduate study or the grade in

English achieved on the exam from the second paragraph (20%), and

- the average grade in German achieved during undergraduate study or the grade in

German achieved on the exam from the second paragraph (20%).



The enrolment process for the joint degree Master's study programme in Translation consists

of two steps. The students are required to submit the required documents and apply, before the

expiry of the deadline, for the selection procedure at the selected home university, as well as at

the coordinator at the Department of Translation Studies.

Deadlines for the Bridge Exams: June 25– July 10, 2017 and August 25– September 10,

2017.

Kraj izvajanja: Ljubljana, Graz




Module: see table

LXXI. Joint Degree Second-Cycle Master's Study

Programme

Central European Studies

Duration: two years



a) she or he has completed a first-cycle programme in one of the following fields: Polish

Studies, Slovak Studies, Bohemistics, or West Slavic Studies;



of study at the second-cycle prior to enrolment. The latter obligations are determined


require the candidate to obtain up to 10 to 60 ECTS credits.

c) she or he has completed a professional higher education programme adopted before

June 11, 2004 in a relevant field (Polish Studies, Slovak Studies, Bohemistics, or West

Slavic Studies), under the condition that the candidate has completed those study



previously completed education and require that the candidate obtain anywhere from 10

to 60 ECTS credits;











for each applicant.

In accordance with Article 121 of the Statute of the University of Ljubljana, the programme's

admission requirements are also satisfied by those candidates who have successfully completed

an equivalent education abroad. The procedure is managed by an authorised person at the

University of Ljubljana. The decision on the recognition of a foreign education is made by the

Senate of the member institution of the University of Ljubljana, in accordance with Article 77

or Article 47 of the Statute of the University of Ljubljana.


In the case of limited enrolment, candidates will be selected according to the following criteria:


- the diploma thesis/diploma exam grade (30%).

Location: Ljubljana




Module: see table; Module A – chosen language: Czech will not be offered in the 2017 – 2018

academic year.

LXXII. Joint Degree Second-Cycle Master's Study Programme

History of Southeastern Europe

Duration: two years


A prospective student is eligible to apply for admission under any of the following

conditions:

a) she or he has completed a first-cycle study programme in History or Ethnology and

Cultural Anthropology, evaluated at minimum of 180 ECTS credits;

b) she or he has completed a first-cycle programme in one of the following fields of the

social sciences: Geography, Geography of Contact Areas, Cultural Studies and

Anthropology, Culturology, Political Science, Sociology, and/or the humanities:

Archaeology, Croatian, Serbian, or Macedonian Language, Comparative Literature,

Comparative Slavic Lingusitics, Sociology of Culture, or Art History, under the

condition that the candidate has completed those study obligations required for the

continuation of study, equivalent to 10 to 60 ECTS credits, prior to enrolment.

In accordance with the contract, candidates who have completed other study programmes may

also be admitted to the Master's programme if the selection commission determines that their

education is equivalent.




In the case of limited enrolment, the following criteria will be considered: the average grade

achieved during first-cycle study (70%) and the average grade achieved during first-cycle

courses from the field of History, as well as other courses, insofar they refer to Southeastern

Europe (30%).

For the programme History of Southeastern Europe - joint degree, you must also apply to the

University of Graz; the application deadline is 15th May 2017 (https://international.uni-

graz.at/en/stud/int-focus/jointdegrees/).

Location: Ljubljana, Graz, Cluj




Module: see table

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