Humanities and Social Sciences

•         American Studies

•         Policy Analysis

•         Andragogy

•         Applied Psychology Studies

•         Archaeology

•         Asian and African Studies

•         Balkan Studies

•         Foreign Language Didactics (English, French, Italian, German, Spanish Didactics)

•         Digital Linguistics

•         Diplomacy

•         Social Informatics

•         Social Sciences Methodology

•         Epistemology of the Humanities and Social Sciences

•         Experimental Psychology

•         Ethnic and Migration Studies

•         Ethnology, Cultural and Social Anthropology

•         European Studies

•         Film and Television Studies

•         Philosophy

•         Geography

•         Musical Pedagogy

•         Globalisation Studies

•         Heritology

•         Information Science

•         Public Administration

•         Linguistics

•         Composition and Theory of Music

•         Communication Sciences

•         Cultural Studies

•         Fine Art Studies

•         Literary Studies

•         Media Studies

•         International Relations

•         Musicology

•         Journalism Studies

•         Defence Studies

•         Public Relations

•         Environmental and Spatial Studies

•         Human Resources and Organisational Studies

•         Pedagogy

•         Political Science

•         Translation Studies

•         Personality Psychology

•         Developmental Studies

•         Studies in Developmental Psychology

•         Religious Studies

•         Slavic Studies

•         Slovene Studies

•         Social and Political Anthropology

•         Social and Political Psychology

•         Social Work

•         Sociology

•         Sociology of Culture

•         Studies of Everyday Life

•         Performing Arts Studies

•         Gender Studies

•         Theoretical Psychoanalysis

•         Marketing Communication

•         Art History

•         Security Studies

•         Military Sociology Studies

•         History

•         Psychology of Communication

•         Life Course Studies

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Social Sciences

Academy of Music

Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film, and Television

Academy of Fine Arts and Design

Faculty of Social Work

Faculty of Theology

Enrolment in the doctoral study programme is open to graduates of:

•         second-cycle study programmes;

•         study programmes leading to an academic higher education qualification, adopted before 11 June 2004;

•         study programmes leading to a specialisation adopted before 11 June 2004, and who have already completed a professional higher education programme; for enrolment in third-cycle doctoral study programmes, the relevant body of the member faculty sets course units totalling 30 to 60 ECTS credits on the proposal of the field of study coordinator responsible for doctoral studies;

•         study programmes leading to a master of science degree or specialisation after completion of a study programme for obtaining an academic higher education qualification as adopted before 11 June 2004. For these candidates, the relevant body of the member faculty recognises course units totalling at least 60 ECTS credits on the proposal of the field of study coordinator responsible for doctoral studies;

•         a study programme that leads to professions regulated by EU directives, or another integrated master’s degree study programme evaluated at 300 ECTS credits.

•         The doctoral programme is also open to graduates from another university in Slovenia or a university in another country in accordance with the conditions prescribed for students from the Republic of Slovenia. The equivalence of previously acquired education in a foreign country will be established by means of the procedure for the recognition of foreign qualifications for the purposes of further education in accordance with the Statutes of the University of Ljubljana.

The consent of the mentor is required prior to enrolment in the programme.

Candidates will be selected based on their success in completed studies, as well as their scientific and expert achievements. Individual elements of selection will be evaluated in the following manner:

•         Academic success (grade point average) – 50% weighting in:

•         second-cycle study programmes;

•         study programmes leading to an academic higher education qualification, adopted before 11 June 2004;

•         study programmes leading to specialisation after completion of a professional higher education programme adopted before 11 June 2004;

•         study programmes leading to a master of science degree or specialisation after completion of a study programme for obtaining an academic higher education qualification as adopted before 11 June 2004;

•         study programmes leading to professions regulated by EU directives, or other integrated master's degree programmes evaluated at 300 ECTS credits.

•         Grade obtained in the oral selection exam (interview) before an expert committee for the field in which the candidate is enrolling – 50% of the weighting.

On the proposal of the coordinator/administrator of the field, the committee for doctoral study of the member faculty decides on the applicant's suitability.