University of Ljubljana Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering

Professional bachelor degree programme Construction Management consists of 3 years (6 semesters) and amounts to 180 ECTS points. In the 6th semester the study programme offers elective modules, Organisation, Structures and Traffic. Students acquire the necessary basic knowledge from fundamental natural and IT courses, basic knowledge from the fundamental courses of civil engineering and basic knowledge from professional civil engineering courses. Within elective courses in the second and third year, students may specialise and also start preparing for further study according to the programmes of second cycle. Within the study students acquire traditional knowledge upgraded with the latest achievements, delivered in a contemporary manner with modern technology. They learn about all specifics of Slovenia and Europe as a consequence of special historic, social-economic or geographic characteristics. By working in groups, within a project work and theme tasks they get accustomed to team work, public presentation and working with customers. With practical work in the field and in laboratories the graduates acquire the necessary skills to work in civil engineering.

Professional bachelor degree study programme Technical real estate management does not include any specific orientations. Graduates acquires synoptic basic knowledge from the areas of geodesy, geoinformation, spatial planning, real estates and real estate management (ground rent, real estate price, ownership transfer, financing and investments into real estates, real estate valuation) together with the basic knowledge related to real estate management, such as economy and real estate law. In the framework of elective contents students can additionally deepen their knowledge in individual related areas of their choice.

Academic bachelor degree study programme Civil engineering is organised in 5 modules (in the 6h semester): Buildings, Hydraulics, Municipal Engineering, Structures and Traffic. The graduate acquires general basic knowledge and understanding in the wider area of civil engineering, is motivated for further study at the postgraduate level, understands the creative relation necessary for designing built environment in natural or existing urban environment, has wider knowledge of civil engineering allowing interdisciplinary connection with several other areas, acquires education comparable to related study programmes in Slovenia and in wider European area. The programme is harmonised with the principles of the Bologna Declaration and follows the recommendations by EUCEET and the FEANI Engineering Association. Progression conditions and educational practices that encourage regular study as well as the tutorship system assure good progression rate of the students.

Academic bachelor degree study programme Geodesy and geoinformation is desined to train experts by providing consistent general basic knowledge from all areas of geodesy and geoinformation, as well as knowledge from some related areas, important for geodesy and geoinformation. Within elective courses students will be given the opportunity to further their knowledge with related areas according to their interest. They will also be introduced into specifics of Slovenia and Europe resulting from particular historic, social and economic or geographic characteristics. By working in groups, with project work and with issue-oriented tasks students will become accustomed to team work, to public appearance and customer relations. As much as possible, the students will have the opportunity to test the theoretical knowledge they acquired in practical examples and real cases of use. This will help them in the early stages of practical work after finishing the study. Another goal is to provide sufficient knowledge in basic engineering science, abstract thinking and empowerment for successful continuation of study in different master study programmes.

The academic bachelor degree study programme Water science and environmental engineering provides students with general fundamental knowledge of natural and social sciences, as well as applicable expert (civil) engineering skills for solving elementary administrative procedures and designing, planning, implementing and maintaining less demanding (according to the Construction Act) civil engineering structures (according to the uniform classification of types of constructions CC-SI) in the areas of water management, municipal and environmental engineering. Besides gaining general theoretic knowledge, students will also learn the traditional principles of water science and the latest achievements of the profession, presented in a modern way using state-of-the-art technology. By working in groups, involvement in project work, field work and by solving problem tasks, students will acquire the essentials of interdisciplinary teamwork and public speaking skills and will be able to coherently present scientific and engineering ideas to expert and lay public. They will become acquainted in business with clients in administrative procedures, procedures of public procurement, and designing of structures and measures.