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The accredited three-year university bachelor’s study programme Slovenian studies unites specific knowledges on phenomena of Slovenianity – in the light of ethnicity and ethnical diversity in Slovenia, economy, geostrategic position, natural resources and cultural heritage of Slovenia, environmental aspects of sustainable development of Slovenia, the history of Slovenes, Slovenian language and literature in relation to European contemporary literature, politics and the establishment of sovereign Slovenian country, Slovenian art, philosophy of interculture, etc.

At Slovenian studies study programme students interdisciplinarily, based on humanities, social and natural sciences, discover and multidisciplinarily upgrade their knowledge from different areas – subsystems of Slovenian society. The phenomenon of research and studies is also of transdisciplinary nature – it is Slovenia, it is Slovenianity, and they are Slovenes as a natural, social, production-technological, cultural and political system, which was determined by independence and statehood, and is permanently codetermined by the nation’s central zone.

The speciality of Slovenianity Studies, provided by the study programme of the Faculty, is in:

1. interdisciplinary research and appropriate pedagogical transfer of four fundamental comprehensiveness of the Slovenianity, based on the theory of social systems, and
2. Slovenian national, state, democratic and spatial identity inside or on the periphery of the wider international (sub)systems – the Balkans, Middle Europe, European Union, Pan-European and global integrations.

Bachelor’s degree programme Slovenian Studies lasts for 3 years (6 semesters) and is evaluated with 180 ECTS.

a) The enrolment in the university study programme Slovenian Studies is possible for:

1. anyone who has passed the general Matura examination,
2. anyone who has passed the vocational Matura examination in the secondary school programme Gastronomy and Tourism, and mathematics at the general Matura examination; if the candidate has already passed this subject as part of the vocational Matura examination, a foreign language subject should be chosen instead.
3. anyone who has passed the vocational Matura examination in the secondary school programme Environmental Technician and mathematics at the vocational Matura examination; and if the candidate has already passed this subject as part of the vocational Matura examination, a foreign language subject should be chosen instead.
4. anyone who completed a four-year secondary school programme prior to 1 June 1995.

Conditions for enrolment are also fulfilled by anyone who has completed an equivalent education abroad.

b) The decision on limited enrolment:

If the decision on limited enrolment is accepted:

the candidates from a) will be chosen considering:

• overall success at Matura examination 35 % points,
• overall success in 3rd and 4th year of study 20 % points,
• success at obligatory subjects of the Matura examinations (Slovene, mathematics, foreign language) 45 points;

the candidates from b) will be chosen considering:

• overall success at the vocational Matura examination 40 % points,
• overall success in 3rd and 4th year of study 40 %,
• success at the subject of the Matura examination 20 % points;

the candidates from c) will be chosen considering:

• overall success at the final examination 60 % points,
• overall success in 3rd and 4th year of study 40 % points.