
University Degree Programme in Business and Economics
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Duration
3 years
6 semesters
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Points
180 ECTS
per programme
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Title
BA
Bachelor of Arts
Students enrolling in the University degree programme in Business and Economics acquire knowledge and skills in business, economics, and methodology. The programme includes a lot of practical work and networking with companies. With the theoretical knowledge and practical leadership and analytical skills gained, graduates are capable of addressing professional challenges in the private and public sectors both at home and abroad, while adhering to ethical principles and expectations for socially responsible behaviour. The programme also offers a number of study exchanges and opportunities with further study abroad.
At the University degree programme in Business and Economics, students can choose a specialisation in their second year, allowing them to focus on a specific area in greater depth. We offer 12 different specialisations in Slovenian, available exclusively within the regular full-time study programme.
For students seeking international careers, we offer three specialisations in English: International Business, Marketing, and Tourism.
Specialisations
In the second year, students choose a specialisation within the programme and gain in-depth knowledge in the selected area.
Specialisation
Specialisation
Curriculum - 1st year
1st year
1st semester
- Mathematics for Business and Economics (6 ECTS)
- Microeconomics 1 (6 ECTS)
- The Law of Business Organisations and Business Law (6 ECTS)
- Management (6 ECTS)
- Introduction to Business (6 ECTS)
2nd semester
- Informatics (6 ECTS)
- Macroeconomics 1 (6 ECTS)
- Organisational Behaviour (6 ECTS)
- Introductory Statistics (6 ECTS)
- Principles of Accounting (6 ECTS)
All students take the same courses in the first year, and you will choose your specialisation when you enrol in the second year.
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70%
of students are international
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25
different nationalities are represented by foreign students
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30
business projects per year
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100+
students go on exchange programmes annually
Study in English
The program is also offered in English. If you choose this option, you will study together with students from all over the world from day one.
Students who have completed their secondary education abroad or at a secondary school with an international program in Slovenia can choose the English-language version of the program without restrictions when enrolling.
Students who graduated from secondary school in Slovenia enroll in the Slovenian version of the program in the first year. Upon enrolment, they must submit the documents they received from the Admissions Office of the University of Ljubljana to the Student Affairs Office. These documents show the number of points achieved in the 3rd and 4th year of study and in the general matriculation examination. On the basis of the applications and the number of points achieved, the Student Affairs Office selects the top 40 students to enroll in the English-language version of the degree program. The number of students (foreign and Slovenian citizens) enrolled in the English version of the program is limited to 120 places. When enrolling in the second year, students choose their specialization. Students who were enrolled in the English version in the first year have priority in choosing their specialization. Each year, a certain number of places are also allocated to other students, with priority given to those who enroll earlier.
Double Degree Programme
Double degrees in the University Degree Programme:
As part of our International Business Specialisation, we have signed agreements with:
- Audencia Business School, France
- Chonnam National University, South Korea
As part of our Marketing Specialisation, we have signed agreements with:
- KEDGE Business School, France
- Pforzheim University Business School, Germany
- Chonnam National University, South Korea
International study exchanges
Students can spend either one or two semesters at one of our 200 partner universities from around the world. Students are exempt from paying tuition fees, and completed courses are recognised at the UL SEB as part of the full-time study obligation. Additionally, you can obtain Erasmus, CEEPUS and other scholarships.
Admission requirements and selection criteria
Admissions criteria for the University Degree Programme in Business and Economics are as follows:
- a General Matura certificate;
- a Vocational Matura certificate from an appropriate upper secondary vocational education programme or technical education programme as an economic technician or computer technician and the General Matura subject of Mathematics. If the candidate has already taken the Mathematics subject at the Vocational Matura, then another subject from the General Matura will be accepted: economics, informatics, foreign language (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish or Russian), psychology, computer science, sociology, or history.
- final examination certificate from an appropriate four-year upper secondary school programme completed before 1 June 1995.
In cases where available spots are limited:
Candidates from item a) and item c) will be selected according to:
- The results of the General Matura or secondary school final exams - 60% of the points,
- GPA during your 3rd and 4th year of high school or trade school - 40% of the points.
Candidates from item b) will be selected according to:
- The results of the Vocational Matura or secondary school final exams - 20% of the points,
- GPA during your 3rd and 4th year of high school or trade school - 40% of the points,
- The results of the General Matura subject - 40% of the points.
All candidates enrolling in a study programme conducted in English language must prove English language proficiency at B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) with an adequate certificate.
Adequate certificates of B2 level English:
- a certificate of passing B2 level English language exam or an equivalent certificate (e.g. TOEFL iBT score of 72-93),
- a final certificate of secondary school (general or vocational matura) showing that the subject English language has been completed,
- a certificate of completion of secondary education with English as the language of instruction.
Enrolment places
Available places for citizens of Slovenia and the EU:
Full-time study: 480
Part-time study: 80
Available places for non-EU citizens:
Full-time study: 80
Part-time study: 20
Available places for Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship:
Full-time study: 2
Part-time study: 1