Differential exams
In accordance with the enrolment requirements, the differential exams are a condition for enrolment in the first year of the master's study programmes for those candidates who have completed the study programme for obtaining a professional degree, or a study programme for obtaining a university degree in other professional (non-related) fields.
Who has to take them?
Differential exams are taken by candidates who do not meet the admission requirements for enrolment in the desired Master programme. Check the admission requirements for each programme separately – here.
When and how can I take them?
The consultations and exams take place online in the Canvas LMS online classroom. Candidates must study the prescribed literature independently prior to the consultations. Access to the website for the differential course will be provided to candidates within 24 hours of receiving confirmation of payment for the differential exams.
Timetable for the differential exams
Price of the differential exams?
The cost for each course including the exam (3 attempts until 3 September 2025) is €170.00.
When and where can I apply?
Once you have successfully applied for the Master program via the online application EVŠ, you can register to take part in the differential exams.
Application form
Course: Microeconomics 1
Prof. Polona Domadenik Muren PhD, Prof. Matjaž Koman PhD
Prescribed literature:
Robert Pindyck, Daniel Rubinfeld: Microeconomics
Students must study the required literature before the consultations.
Course: Introduction to Business
Prof. Metka Tekavčič PhD, Prof. Darja Peljhan PhD, Prof. Mojca Marc PhD
Prescribed literature:
Davila, A. & Oyon, D. (2009): Malea fashion district. How successful managers use financial information to grow organizations. 2nd edition. Vease Ediciones (MFD further in the text): Chapters 1–6 (later editions are also ok). The MFD textbook (and its supplementary material) is available online on www.maleafd.com and Amazon, as a Kindle edition on Amazon, hard copies are also available in the SEB’s library (CEK).
Lecture pages and slides on CANVAS
Sets of exercises on CANVAS
Additional literature:
Other textbooks from the field of management accounting also present most (but not all) of the concepts covered in this course, and can be used instead of MFD. One example is Atrill, P. & McLaney, E. (2009): Management accounting for decision makers. For modules 6 and 7, textbooks from the field of financial accounting can be used; for module 5, textbooks from the field of microeconomics can be used as supplementary literature.
Students must study the required literature before the consultations.
Course: Mathematics for Business and Economics
(Quantitative Finance and Actuarial Sciences Programme only)
Prof. Damjana Kokol Bukovšek PhD, Prof. Liljana Ferbar Tratar PhD
Prescribed literature:
Ferbar Tratar L., Kokol Bukovšek D.: Matematika za poslovne in ekonomske vede, Ljubljana: Ekonomska fakulteta, 2019.
Kokol Bukovšek D., Mojškerc B.: Matematika za poslovne in ekonomske vede—naloge in izpitni primeri, Ljubljana: Ekonomska fakulteta, 2017.
Toman, A.: Mathematics for Business and Economics—Theory Review and Problems, Ljubljana: Ekonomska fakulteta, 2019.
Students must study the required literature before the consultations.
