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Programme type

Master

Programme feature

Joint

Duration

2

No. of ECTS credit points

120

Programme provider

Partner Institutions

  • Ollscoil na héireann, Má Nuad
  • Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona – Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona
  • Universität Bern – Université de Berne
  • Universität Wien
  • Université Lumière (Lyon II) – Lumiere University (Lyon II)
  • Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu

About the programme

The main goal of the CREOLE programme is to provide a broad spectrum of knowledge, enriched with an international perspective, in the field of social and cultural anthropology and ethnology, to both Slovenian and other European and non-European students.

Program Structure:

The study programme includes a student's mobility at one of the partner institutions, which typically takes place as an exchange during the second year of study. In addition to regular pedagogical components, the programme also includes two cycles of guest lectures by colleagues from partner universities, as well as participation in an intensive program held in the form of a joint summer school for all CREOLE students. In the second year, the student conducts an independent ethnographic research project, which forms the basis for their master’s thesis.