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Programmes and Subjects in English

Subjects in English 2021/2022

The most members of the University of Ljubljana (academies / faculties) started the academic year 2020/2021 with so-called hybrid model. Part of the students were present in the lecture hall and part of the students followed the lectures online.

In response to the current situation, you will receive detailed instructions from the academy / faculty you are enrolled in.

Courses can be selected only from the list of courses of the faculty/academy you were nominated to.

Bachelor and Single-cycle +-

University of Ljubljana BIOTECHNICAL FACULTY +-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 320 30 45
Web page: https://www.bf.uni-lj.si/en/study/international-relations/course-catalogue/

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Animal Biotechnology
10
2
Applications of Genetics
3
3
Construction and Design
5
4
Drawing and Three-dimensional Design
4
5
Food Analytical Chemistry
6
6
Food Hygiene
4
7
Fruit and Vegetable Processing Technology I
6
8
Functional Foods and Nutraceutics
6
9
Individual Research Project
6
10
Introductory Spatial Design Studio
6
11
Landscape Design I (studio)
5
12
Landscape Design Studio II
5
13
Winemaking
6
14
Wood and Wood Based Materials Mechanical Processing Technologies
9
15
Wood Based Composites I
7
16
Wood Chemistry
8
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
17
Animal Cell Technology
6
18
Beekeeping
6
19
Business Computer Technologies
3
20
Drawing and Three-dimensional Design
4
21
Food Chemistry
6
22
Forest Ecology and Tending
9
23
Forestry Engineering
6
24
General Fruit Growing
7
25
Global Change and Forest Ecosystems
3
26
Immunology
6
27
Individual Research Project
6
28
Introductory Spatial Design Studio
4
29
Landscape Design I (studio)
5
30
Landscape Design Studio II
5
31
Physico-chemical Methods in Food Science
3
32
Plant Ecology
4
33
Primary Processing Technologies
9
34
Quality and Nutritional Value of Milk and Dairy Products
6
35
Sensory Analysis
4
36
Structural Wood-based Composites
7
37
Surface Finishing of Wood and Lignocellulosic Materials
7
38
Table grape production
3
39
Toxicity Testing
3
40
Wine Technology
6
41
Wood Drying Technology
7
42
Wood Mechanical Processing Machinery
8
43
Wood Protection
5
44
Wood Structure I
8

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 580 55 30

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
1
Business communication in the German language
6
2
Canada-European Union relations
6
3
Comparative politics
available only for Erasmus students
6
4
English for study purposes

English for study purposes

Student will be able to use English to deepen their professional knowledge by searching for information and data in cooperation with other courses. They will be able to recognise the langauge of academic writing and learn how to write professionally oriented essays and report on them.  
They will critically assess their social and communicative performance skills in interdisciplinary teams.

6
5
Fundamental EU policies

Fundamental EU policies

The student will be able to understand the economic background of functioning of the EU and its policies in relation to national policies and their general effects and the effects on the public sector of the EU Member States. Additionally, he/she will be able to link the content of course with other courses and scientifically and professionally address certain economic issue/problem associated with the EU and to transfer findings to the others.

6
6
International labour law

International labour law

The course gives the foreign students basic information on international labour law and selected universal and regional labour standards.

6
7
Organizational behaviour

Organizational behaviour

Students will be able to recognize and understand the role and importance of employees' behaviour, will be able to structure, maintain, control and predict employee's behaviour in contemporary organizations. They will know and be able to manage interconnecting action agents, affected organizational behaviour in contemporary organizations. They will have ability to use knowledge and skills of organizational behaviour in contemporary organizations. Students will learn active and critical evaluation and to reflect events of organizational behaviour in contemporary organization and gain critical evaluation skills and experiences of organizational behaviour in contemporary organization.

6
8
Project management in public sector

Project management in public sector

Students will understand project management issues: goals, models, project organisation, planning and supervising of project performance, be able to use PRINCE project model at the management of whole investment project life-cycle and be capable of taking governance or management role in an investment project. Students will be able to judge project results in term of their meaning and interprets influence of the data modification on the effects of calculations and of transparent project presentation, their goals and conditions for their achievement to the end users.

6
9
Public finance
available only for Erasmus students
6
10
The European Union's constitutional crisis

The European Union's constitutional crisis

Students will acquire more detailed and profound knowledge in the field of EU crisis and its implication on constitutional rights as well as vice versa (interdependence). They will understand consequences of crisis in different fields of EU.

6
11
The right to health and structural aspects of health systems
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF ARHITECTURE+-

Email:
Phone: +386 1 425 74 14

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Light in architecture
in case of more than 5 exchange students the lectures will be held in English if agreement with Slovenian students is achieved
3
2
Preservation of contemporary architectural heritage
in case of more than 5 exchange students the lectures will be held in English if agreement with Slovenian students is achieved
3
3
Rurism and rural architecture
in case of more than 5 exchange students the lectures will be held in English if agreement with Slovenian students is achieved
3
4
Space and media
in case of more than 5 exchange students the lectures will be held in English if agreement with Slovenian students is achieved
3
5
Structural systems
in case of more than 5 exchange students the lectures will be held in English if agreement with Slovenian students is achieved
3
6
Utility technologies (for nearly zero energy buildings)
available only for Erasmus students
4
Full academic year
7
Design studio 4
16
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
8
Architectural workshop 1
2
9
Architectural workshop 2
2
10
Architectural workshop 3
2
11
Digital methods and representations
5
12
Facade technologies
3
13
Introduction to art theory
4

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF ARTS+-

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
 Email
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Contemporary Korean Language 2
required prior knowledge of Korean
9
 
2
Contemporary Korean Language 3
required prior knowledge of Korean
6
 
3
Creative Writing 1 – Poetry
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
4
Geography of Slovenia
available only for Erasmus students
8
 
5
History of Southeast Europe in the 19th Century
available only for Erasmus students
5
 
6
Hungarian 1 - non-indo-European language 1
3
 
7
Hungarian 3 (I)
 
8
Hungarian Language 2 (I)
3
 
9
Japanese Language in Practice 1
required prior knowledge of Japanese
6
 
10
Korean history
3
 
11
Korean literature 1
required prior knowledge of Korean
3
 
12
Korean Phonetics 2
required prior knowledge of Korean
3
 
13
Korean tradition and modernity
3
 
14
Musics of the World: Anthropology of Music
5
 
15
Qualitative psychological research (INT)
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
16
Romanian I/INT
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
17
Score Playing 1
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
18
Second Slavic Language – Bulgarian
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
19
Second Slavic Language – Czech
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
20
Second Slavic Language – Slovak
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
21
Selected Topics in Chinese Culture
available only for Erasmus students
6
 
22
Seminar in American literature
available only for Erasmus students of English Studies
6
 
23
Slovenščina kot tuji jezik - lektorat 1 INT/Slovene as Foreign Language – Lectorat 1
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
24
American short story
available only for Erasmus students of English Studies
5
 
25
Contemporary Korean Language 2
required prior knowledge of Korean
9
 
26
Contemporary Korean Language 3
required prior knowledge of Korean
6
 
27
Curriculum Studies
available only for Erasmus students
5
 
28
Geography of Slovenia
available only for Erasmus students
8
 
29
German 1 INT
4
 
30
Grammar seminar
available only for Erasmus students of English Studies
5
 
31
Hungarian Language 1 (II)
3
 
32
Hungarian Language 2 (II)
3
 
33
Hungarian Language 3 (II)
3
 
34
International migrations and diaspora
available only for Erasmus students
6
 
35
Introduction to gay and lesbian studies
available only for Erasmus students
4
 
36
Japanese Language in Practice 1
required prior knowledge of Japanese
6
 
37
Korean art
3
 
38
Korean literature 2
required prior knowledge of Korean
3
 
39
Korean society
3
 
40
Language and Thought
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
41
Language in Use II
available only for Erasmus students (recommended level of proficiency in English: CEFR C1)
3
 
42
Modern Chinese - language tutorial 1
6
 
43
Modern Greek II INT
available only for Erasmus students
4
 
44
Romanian I/INT
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
45
Slovenščina kot tuji jezik - lektorat 1 INT/Slovene as Foreign Language – Lectorat 1
available only for Erasmus students
3
 

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF CIVIL AND GEODETIC ENGINEERING+-

Email: romana.hudin@fgg.uni-lj.si
Phone: +386 1 4768 628

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE+-

Email: studinfo@fri.uni-lj.si
Phone: +386 1 479 81 19

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Digital design
6
2
Intelligent systems
6
3
Machine perception
6
4
Multimedia systems
6
5
System Software
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
6
Analysis of Algorithms and Heuristic Problem Solving
6
7
Compilers
6
8
Development of intelligent systems
6
9
Mathematical modeling
6
10
Platform based development
6

University of Ljubljana SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS+-

Email:
Phone: +386 1 589 25 18

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Business communication

Business communication

This course offers students knowledge about business communication and communication skills. They will learn about forms of business communication, cross-cultural communication and business etiquette.

6
2
Business environment

Business environment

In this course students will learn about definition and methodological approach for studying business environment of firms, methodology for analysing external environment of firms, competitiveness of locations, macroeconomic environment, microeconomic policy for competitiveness and technological environment. The course offers knowledge in competitiveness, organisation of markets in relationships between companies, international business environment, financial system, organization of a society, politics and economy, stakeholders and socialy and environmentaly responsive management and internal environment.

6
3
Consumer behavior

Consumer behavior

Students will learn that the consumer is a key to market success, study about consumers as individuals, buyers as decision makers, external influences in consumer behavior and consumer behavior, marketing and society.

6
4
Corporate finance 1

Corporate finance 1

The course introduces the role of corporate finance, the goal of the firm, stakeholders, time value of money, valuation of stocks and bonds, risk and return, the CAPM. Capital budgeting: cash flow estimation, cost of capital, risk, financial decisions: capital structure, leverage, payout policy, long-term financing decisions: common stock, long-term debt, lease and preferred stock financing, working capital: working capital policy and financing, cash cycle, cash and marketable securities, inventory, accounts receivable, accounts payable, short-term financing.

6
5
Diversity management

Diversity management

The subject includes: drivers for diversity management (demographic changes in developed world, other forces to extend one’s work life: increasing labor demand, the changing nature of work, financing retirement and the cost of social support programs, mass migrations and open labour market, gender diversity at workplace); drivers for diversity management on organizational level (am drivers on organizational level, gender issues, issues arising out of managing culturally diverse workforce); the am model: a systemic aproach towards older employees (changing mental models, human resource management in the light of older employees, knowledge management and succession management, health management (prevention and cure), managing working environment for employees of all ages, managing different generations at workplace); resolving gender issues at workplace (examples and effects of good practice (SLO, EU), integrated approach towards diversity management – the best practice); HRM in the light of culturally diverse workforce (making (cultural) diversity work, organizational communication regarding workplace diversity and inclusion)).

6
6
EU economics and Slovenia

EU economics and Slovenia

This course consists of chapters in History and evolution of the EU, International trade and the theory of comparative advantages, Microeconomic tools of economic integrations, Economic integration and preferential liberalisation, Effects of economic integration, Institutions and EU law; Principles of decision making in the EU, Criteria for the EU membership;
Slovenian accession to the EU, History of the EMU, European monetary union (EMU), Fiscal policy of the EU, Financial Framework of the EU, EU regional policy and funds and Current Slovenian economic problems and its position in the EU.

6
7
Global economy

Global economy

In this course students will gain knowledge in globalization, basics of international trade theory and glob. Students will understand and learn appreciation of glob, about future of glob, institutional framework of glob. Couse will cover global patterns of inequality, poverty, and economic development levels, multilateral trade liberalization and economic glob, economic glob. specifics, glob. of international flows, glob. and labour markets, economic glob. and development gaps. It will include and overview of potential national development strategy models, Slovenia in the global economy, some glob. challenges for small economies, Slovenia as the EU member, glob. and financial and economic crisis after 2008 and specifics of glob. in the EU.

6
8
Globalization and international trade
6
9
Health Economics 1
6
10
International marketing
6
11
Introduction to business
6
12
Management
6
13
Marketing channels
6
14
Marketing communications
6
15
Mathematics for business and economics
6
16
Microeconomics 1
6
17
Operations management
6
18
Principles of consumer behavior
6
19
Principles of marketing
6
20
Programming
6
21
Project management
6
22
Statistical analysis
6
23
Strategic management 1
6
24
The law of business organisations and business law
6
25
Tourism management
6
Full academic year
26
English for Business and Economics
6
27
French for Business and Economics
6
28
German for Business and Economics
6
29
Italian for Business and Economics
6
30
Socio-economic development and contemporary Slovenia
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
31
Electronic business
6
32
Entrepreneurship
6
33
Fundamentals of financial and management accounting
6
34
Global business communication
6
35
Global finance
6
36
History of economic thought
6
37
Hotel management
6
38
How to do business with China
6
39
Human resource management
6
40
Informatics
6
41
International business
6
42
International business and management
6
43
International Business law
6
44
Introductory statistics
6
45
IT Projects
6
46
Macroeconomics 1
6
47
Marketing planning
6
48
Marketing research
6
49
Organizational behavior

Organizational behavior

Students will be able to recognize and understand the role and importance of employees' behaviour, will be able to structure, maintain, control and predict employee's behaviour in contemporary organizations. They will know and be able to manage interconnecting action agents, affected organizational behaviour in contemporary organizations. They will have ability to use knowledge and skills of organizational behaviour in contemporary organizations. Students will learn active and critical evaluation and to reflect events of organizational behaviour in contemporary organization and gain critical evaluation skills and experiences of organizational behaviour in contemporary organization.

6
50
Principles of accounting
6
51
Sales promotion
6
52
Services marketing
6
53
Taxes and corporations
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF EDUCATION+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 589 23 46

IMPORTANT: all winter semester courses are full and new enrolments are not possible.

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Communication of discoveries in mathematics and physics
5
2
Creative Movement and Dance Pedagogy
5
3
Early learning of robotics
4
4
English I – Language Skills
Available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Education
4
5
English II – English Pronunciation for Teachers
Available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Education
4
6
European Primary Teacher Education: Arts
5
7
European Primary Teacher Education: Environment and Sustainable Development
5
8
European Primary Teacher Education: Mathematics
5
9
European Primary Teacher Education: Plurilingual and Intercultural Education
5
10
European Primary Teacher Education: Society, Culture and Education
5
11
Learning and knowledge creation – from brain to experience
5
12
Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening in English
4
Full academic year
13
Nutrition and nutrition education
5
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
14
Choir
4
15
Creative Technical Workshops
4
16
Energetics
5
17
English III – C1 Exam Preparation
Available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Education
4
18
English Language I ‐ Strategies for Teaching a Foreign Language
Available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Education
4
19
English Through Primary School Curriculum
Available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Education
4
20
European Primary Teacher Education: Pedagogy and Didactics
5
21
ICT in education of persons with special needs
5
22
Inquiry Based Science Learning
4
23
Intercultural Slovenia in Multicultural Europe
5
24
Nature and young children
5
25
Speaking in English for Teachers
Available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Education
4

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 3001122

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Number of ECTS credit points
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
1
Advanced wound care nursing and management
3
2
Linguistic and cultural diversity awareness in health care
3
3
Preventing musculoskeletal problems of health professionals
3

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF LAW+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 420 31 13

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Civil medical law
available only for Erasmus students
6
2
Diplomatic and consular law
available only for Erasmus students
6
3
European human rights law
available only for Erasmus students
6
4
International and European social security law
available only for Erasmus students
6
5
International criminal law
available only for Erasmus students
6
6
Judicial cooperation in civil matters
available only for Erasmus students
6
7
Judicial remedies in the EU
available only for Erasmus students
6
8
Mergers, acquisitions and corporate restructurings
available only for Erasmus students
6
9
Roman law
available only for Erasmus students
6
10
Slovene legal history
available only for Erasmus students
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
11
English legal terminology
available only for Erasmus students
4
12
European constitutional law
available only for Erasmus students
6
13
International environmental law
available only for Erasmus students
6
14
International labour law

International labour law

The course gives the foreign students basic information on international labour law and selected universal and regional labour standards.

available only for Erasmus students
6
15
Introduction to discrimination law
available only for Erasmus students
6
16
Law of international finances
available only for Erasmus students
6
17
Law of international trade
available only for Erasmus students
6
18
Law of the sea
available only for Erasmus students
6
19
Public services in EU
available only for Erasmus students
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF MEDICINE+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 543 77 00

Desription of subjects
Medicine
Dental medicine

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Anaesthesiology
available only for Erasmus students
3
2
Basic microbiology and immunology
available only for Erasmus students
6
3
Circulatory system
available only for Erasmus students
8
4
Clinical physiology of stomatognatic system
available only for Erasmus students
5
5
Endocrinology and Metabolic Diseases
available only for Erasmus students
4
6
Fixed prosthodontics 2
available only for Erasmus students
4
7
General pharmacology and toxicology
available only for Erasmus students
3
8
Geriatrics
available only for Erasmus students
3
9
Interceptive orthodontic treatment in pediatrics dentistry
available only for Erasmus students
3
10
Internal medicine
available only for Erasmus students
17
11
Investigative Methods (module Radiology)
available only for Erasmus students
3
12
Maxillofacial surgery with fundamentals of dental medicine
available only for Erasmus students
3
13
Mental diseases
available only for Erasmus students
8
14
Musculoskeletal system
available only for Erasmus students
7
15
Nervous system
available only for Erasmus students
10
16
Ophthalmology
available only for Erasmus students
5
17
Orthodontic surgery treatment of orthognatic patient
available only for Erasmus students
3
18
Orthodontics and dentoafacial orthopaedics 2
available only for Erasmus students
3
19
Otorhinolaryngology
available only for Erasmus students
5
20
Pathology
available only for Erasmus students
9
21
Pathophysiology
available only for Erasmus students
10
22
Removable prosthodontics 2
available only for Erasmus students
3
23
Respiratory system
available only for Erasmus students
4
24
Skin and venereal diseases
available only for Erasmus students
6
25
Surgery
available only for Erasmus students
12
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
26
Blood
available only for Erasmus students
3
27
Clinical Pediatrics
available only for Erasmus students
8
28
Digestive organs
available only for Erasmus students
5
29
Forensic medicine
available only for Erasmus students
5
30
General Paediatrics
available only for Erasmus students
4
31
Gynaecology and obstetrics
available only for Erasmus students
9
32
Infectious diseases
available only for Erasmus students
12
33
Methods of public health
available only for Erasmus students
4
34
Oncology
available only for Erasmus students
4
35
Primary health care
available only for Erasmus students
12
36
Rheumatic and immune mediated diseases
available only for Erasmus students
3
37
Special pharmacology and toxicology
available only for Erasmus students
3
38
Urinary tract
available only for Erasmus students
3

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 470 46 47

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Heat Treatment

Heat Treatment

In the frame of the course the most important heat treatments as well as surface hardening of ferrous and non-ferrous alloys  will be explained (e.g. homogenization annealing, austenitization, normalization annealing, quenching, tempering, recrystallization annealing, precipitation hardening, carburization, nitriding, induction hardening  etc.). In the system Fe-Fe3C phase transformation of the austenite into pearlite, bainite and martensite, respectively will be discussed. Also the failures and damages related to heat treatment will be presented.
5
2
Manufacturing technologies - Forming

Manufacturing technologies - Forming

Student manages basic techniques of cold and hot forming of metals and alloys. Student get knowledge about forming machines and tools. With the use of integral calculations can specify the load of forming machines and tools. He understands the interrelationships between machine, tool and work piece. He is able is to manage the technological processes of bulk and sheet forming.styles; basics of intellectual property, copyrights, trademarks, designs and patents; structure of the thesis, scientific article and a patent; design of research: purpose, objectives and hypotheses, materials and methods; methodology of processing and presentation of results
5
3
Modeling and simulations

Modeling and simulations

Formulation of problems in modelling: theory of modelling, discrete and continuous models; physical models and input parameters; mathematical models; building simulation tools; testing, stability, optimisation and sensitivity of simulations; examples.
4
4
Production planning and management

Production planning and management

Concept and organization of company, planning, production, quality management, material management, project management, new approaches in planning and management, sustainability, circular economy, holistic approach, leadership, humanization of work, organisational culture, business ethics.
4
5
Sedimentary Petrology

Sedimentary Petrology

The course is appropriate for students of geology and other disciplines who are interested in phenomena and processes related to the sedimentary rocks. Previous knowledge of petrology is not required. Course has 45 hours of lectures and 30 hours of laboratory excercises and 4 days of field trip.

In the course you will learn:

Origin, classification, and occurrence of sedimentary rocks

Sedimentary texture

Sedimentary structure

Siliciclastic sedimentary rocks:

  • composition and classification: conglomerates, sandstones, mudstones and shales
  • diagenesis and porosity
  • provenance of siliciclastic sedimentary rocks

Carbonate sedimentary rocks

  • composition and classification: limestones, dolomites
  • diagenesis of limestones
  • dolomitization and dolomites

Carbonate clastic rocks

Other chemical/biochemical sedimentary rocks and carbonaceous sedimentary rocks: evaporites, cherts, iron-rich sedimentary rocks, phosporites and carbonaceous sedimentary rocks

7
6
Thermal Engineering

Thermal Engineering

Contents: Energy planning and computer solutions of heat engineering problems; measurements of calorific value of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels, flash point, ignition point, viscosity and density of liquid fuels; Measuring flow rates, pressure and temperature; Capturing signals from transducers and simultaneous computer processing of measurement data; Physical and chemical methods for analysing fuel gases and combustion gases; Correlations between basic laws of heat and mass transfer, liquid dynamics and thermodynamic energy balance and different measuring techniques and regulations for the analysis of high-temperature processes.
5
7
Thermodynamics of materials

Thermodynamics of materials

Introduction, the behavior of gases and vapors; zero sentence of thermodynamics; first law of thermodynamics: complete and incomplete differential, reversible processes, Joule's experiment, heat capacity, enthalpy, heat of reaction, Kirchoff law, the Poisson equation, the second law of thermodynamics: the effect of a heat engine, Carnotev circle, entropy, entropy of isolated systems, statistical the importance of entropy, the total claim of the first and second law of thermodynamics; auxiliary functions: Helmholtz and Gibbs free energy, thermodynamic potentials, the criterion of spontaneity, Gibbs-Helmholtz equation, the third law of thermodynamics, theory of solutions: Clausius-Clapeyron equation, partial molar quantities, the ideal solution real solutions, fugacity, activity, integral quantities, van, t Hoffova equations, Gibbs-Duhem equation, Henry's standard condition, Raoult's law, the excess functions, regular solution, the activities of multicomponent solutions, Richardson-Ellinghamovi diagrams, solubility of gases in the molten metal, use of thermodynamic databases, phase equilibria: Gibbs phase rule, phase transition in one-component systems, chemical potential, equilibrium thermodynamic activity of the solution; account balances: the rate and percentage of progression, the criterion of equilibrium; basic thermodynamics phase diagrams: complete solubility in the liquid and solid systems with field-nemešanja biphasic area covered stage, simple eutectic systems, Gibbs phase rule, thermodynamic diffusion, thermodynamic force concentration gradient, Fundamentals of reaction kinetics: reaction rate, reaction order, activation energy, electrochemistry: conductivity, ion transport, potentials electrochemistry of solutions, irreversibility, processes in molten salts account of thermodynamic parameters of electromotor forces electrochemical measurements.
5
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
8
Basics of 3D modeling

Basics of 3D modeling

Basics of 3D modelling, advanced techniques of 3D modelling, the topology and its importance for the production, subdivision surface, modelling with curves, digital sculpting, level of details, retopology, textures, materials and the basics of light interactions in 3D space, type of shadows and creation of shadows, local and global illumination, types of virtual lights, virtual camera and importance of composition, basic rendering techniques, concepts stylistic and photorealistic 3D design.
6
9
Geomedicine

Geomedicine

The course is aimed at those who are interested in the connection and the impact of minerals and geochemical elements on health. The course is designed in the form of lectures held by Nina Zupancic and Nastja Rogan Šmuc and tutorials, where students prepare a lecture and present it to the colleagues. The content partly concerns the field of chemistry and biology, where we will learn about the mechanisms of the intake of elements to the cell or/and living organisms. You get knowledge about the biological function of the elements and the responses of organisms to them. You will discover what elements and in what proportions are essential for organisms and which of them may be potentially toxic. You will learn how to distinguish between natural abundance of elements, their anthropogenic sources and the importance of speciation of elements. We will identify and define geological impact on nutrition of plants and animals. You’ll learn the geological origin of individual elements and their biological importance. Part of the lectures will be devoted to environmental epidemiology, pathology and toxicology.
3
10
Industrial Furnaces

Industrial Furnaces

Goals: understanding relevance of industrial furnaces in particular technological procedures and technologies. Constituent elements of furnaces, dimensioning and selecting appropriate types of furnaces, operation of furnaces and auxiliary equipment for optimal operation. The course encourages students to carry out autonomous studying, team work, project work and use of professional literature and modern sources of information.
5
11
Production systems in solid state

Production systems in solid state

Laerning of methods for planning forming technologies for the production of metallurgical end products with target properties, taking into account the forming properties of the material, the operating characteristics of machinery and equipment and the guidance of the material through such processes. Students acquire knowledge of various possibilities of forming technology with regard to quality assurance and economic efficiency of the applied process as well as selection possibilities of forming processes. They also acquire complex knowledge for planning the entire technological process, i.e. the integration of individual elements of the process chain into a whole.
6
12
Quality Management

Quality Management

Goals: acquiring basic concepts on quality and quality control and how quality management has developed; knowing standard models of quality management, statistical methods and tools for quality assurance, interpreting the results of measurements in statistical process control, ability to carry out complex analyses of the phenomena and analyse and evaluate costs in quality management.
5

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF PHARMACY+-

Email:
Phone: +386 1 476 95 00

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Biomedical genetics

Biomedical genetics

Molecular, Mendelian, population and human genetics. Cause and effect relationship between Mendel’s laws and Hardy-Weinberg principles and the action at molecular and cellular levels. Application of knowledge in practical examples from human genetics: Down’s syndrome, phenylketonuria, cystic fibrosis, haemophilia, etc.
5

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES+-

Email:
Phone: +386 1 580 52 79

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Creative writing
6
2
Current Issues of the International Community
6
3
European institutions
6
4
Geography for Defense Studies
6
5
International Economic Relations
6
6
International political economy
6
7
Management of dynamic organizations
6
8
Media Critisism
6
9
New character of political and global social movements
6
10
Politics of Globalisation
6
11
Social media and digital technologies
6
12
Urban anthropology
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
13
Crisis Management and Contemporary Security
6
14
Culture Studies Research
6
15
European economic integration
6
16
European Union External Action
6
17
Foreign Policy
6
18
International organisations with practicum
6
19
International protection of environment
6
20
Sociology of art and culture
6
21
The mystical and political in Christianity and Islam
6
22
Web analytics
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF SPORT+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 520 77 84

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Alpine skiing and Snowboarding 1A

Alpine skiing and Snowboarding 1A

The acquisition of basic theoretical and practical knowledge for teaching alpine skiing and pairing with snowboarding,
Appropriate equipment for alpine skiing (skis with bindings, ski boots, ski poles, ski gloves, helmet with goggles. and ski clothing, ski set trousers and jacket, ski underwear...), transport to the place of the practical part of the course (Rogla), USB key for saving the videos of own pervormances of ski school elements, the computer.
2
2
Alpine skiing and Snowboarding 1B

Alpine skiing and Snowboarding 1B

The acquisition of basic theoretical and practical knowledge for teaching alpine skiing and upgrade the skills of snowboarding from the first course 1A, the acquisition and improvement of skills for leading the groups of children on the snow on the school sports days and winter schools,
Appropriate equipment for alpine skiing (skis with bindings, ski boots, ski poles, ski gloves, helmet with goggles. and ski clothing, ski set trousers and jacket, ski underwear...), transport to the place of the practical part of the course (Rogla), USB key for saving the videos of own pervormances of ski school elements, the computer.
2
3
Basics of management in sport

Basics of management in sport

Students gain basic knowledge of management of sport organizations and marketing in sport, overview of organization of sport and legislative regulation of sport, understanding the concepts of entrepreneurship and get familiar with the business tools for the analysis and planning of sport organization functioning
Prerequisite for exam is concluded seminar work
3
4
Basics of training process

Basics of training process

Training as system and process , limitations of human performance , training load, training effort (stress),the limiting factors, recovery interval, fatigue
Already reached knowledge of: Physiology, Biomechanics, Basic of movements
3
5
Communication techniques / social skills for teachers and coaches

Communication techniques / social skills for teachers and coaches

Teacher-student relationship (relationship between coach and athlete), Model of effective relationship between teacher and student (coach and athlete), Factors of effective communication, Characteristics of effective communication with parents, Characteristics of effective group leadership, Characteristics of effective communication in the healthcare and rehabilitation industry, Leadership styles and their effectiveness in different settings, Conflicts in the classroom (i.e. in the group); conflicts solving, Characteristics of interpersonal communication with difficult people and strategies for effective cooperation, Contemporary motivational theories and theory of motivational climate, Factors related to the positive motivational climate
Enrolment
4
6
Coordination

Coordination

Introduction to motor control, performance and learning, Processing information and making decisions, Principles of human skilled performance and coordination developement, Sensory contribution to skilled performance, Principles of motor control and movement accuracy, Movement Production and skill learning, Individual Differences and motor abilities, Principles of skill learning, Preparing for the Learning Experience, Supplementing the Learning Experience, Structuring the Learning Experience, Providing Feedback During the Learning Experience
2
7
Dancing 1

Dancing 1

Social dance - world dance program for different age levels, folk dance, modern competitive dances - jazz, hip hop, pop, latino, etc., contemporary dance (creation in motion, rhythm, in pairs), organizational forms of preparation for initial, advanced training groups, dancing and health - prevention, curative, therapy, relaxation
4
8
Handball 1

Handball 1

Students will learn and understand handball as one of sports games suitable for physical education in school and out of school activities. They will learn the appropriate didactic and methodical procedures appropriate for the learning and training of handball in the context of various forms of physical education. They will learn to achieve its set objectives that are defined in the relevant curricula.
1. Candidates must master the skills that are set out as standards in the curriculum for primary school handball 2. Completed tutorial.
4
9
History of sport

History of sport

History of sport discuss the phenomenon and the development and organization of various skills, games, habits or forms in the field of physical culture or sport, and their social integration in different historical periods. Historical outline focuses on an overview of the ancient, medieval and modern times
Enrolment
3
10
Mountaineering

Mountaineering

The students will obtain basic theoretical and practical skills and knowledge for organizing, guiding and teaching hiking and mountaineering in schools (elementary and high) during regular process, during sports days or weeks in nature. The obtained knowledge will enable them to organize the above-mentioned activities on easy mountain paths.
Enrolment
4
11
Nordic skiing 1A

Nordic skiing 1A

Social role and importance of Nordic skiing with a brief historical overview, Sectors and disciplines of Nordic skiing and biathlon, Basics of organization and management of Nordic skiing in the world and in Slovenia, Educational and recreational manifestation of Nordic skiing, Nordic skiing teacher. Technique and methodology of sports content related to the educational process, which is defined in the curriculum, Content and organization of school sports programmes and extracurricular sports programmes in the field of Nordic skiing, which are defined in the curriculum (regular classes of sports education, sports days, school excursions, extracurricular activities, performances, events, sports competitions
Enrolment
2
12
Nordic skiing 1B

Nordic skiing 1B

Social role and importance of Nordic skiing with a brief historical overview, Sectors and disciplines of Nordic skiing and biathlon, Basics of organization and management of Nordic skiing in the world and in Slovenia, Educational and recreational manifestation of Nordic skiing, Nordic skiing teacher. Technique and methodology of sports content related to the educational process, which is defined in the curriculum, Content and organization of school sports programmes and extracurricular sports programmes in the field of Nordic skiing, which are defined in the curriculum (regular classes of sports education, sports days, school excursions, extracurricular activities, performances, events, sports competitions
Enrolment
2
13
Sociology of sport part 1

Sociology of sport part 1

The course gives the student the knowledge that will enable him or her to first place the position of sociology as a science in the study of sport in society. To give him the understanding of sociological dimension of the phenomenon of sport in the world and at home. Encourage the student to ask questions and think critically about sports as part of social life.
1. Enrolment 2. Seminar requirements are required for admission to the exam 3. to present, within the exercises, a selected social problem in sport, using appropriate sociological theory 4. completed the research assignment
3
14
Sport and society

Sport and society

The course gives the student the knowledge that will enable him to recognize the position of sociology as a science in the field of sport and society. To give him the sociological dimension of the phenomenon of sport in the world and at home. Encourage the student to ask questions and think critically about sports as part of social life. Let the student know that he or she will be able to learn about sports and society through literature (books) and the Internet (articles).
1. Enrolment 2. participation in tutorial are required to get permission for taking the exam 3. completed seminar work
3
15
Swimming and learning rescue technique

Swimming and learning rescue technique

The students will be able to plan, to safe carry out and to evaluate the programmes of basic swimming learning, which are part of school curriculum
4

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF THEOLOGY+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 31 557 077

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Bachelor)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Exegesis of the Gospels and the Acts

Exegesis of the Gospels and the Acts

The course confronts students with introductory questions (authorship, date and style of composition). Subsequently, the course presents the close reading of the most significant narrative passages (Acts 1-5) and the speeches of Peter, Stephen and Paul developed throughout the narrative of Acts.
5
2
Fundamental moral theology

Fundamental moral theology

Moral theology is systematic reflexion on human act from the perspective of reason illuminated by Christian faith. The methodology of Christian ethics will be presented with its four principal sources: Bible, Tradition, Experience and Reason. Some basic concepts will be discussed: conscience, natural law, moral norms, virtues, values. The model for a dialogical approach of theologians within a modern pluralistic society will be developed.
4
3
Spiritual direction

Spiritual direction

The goal are: to learn various notions and their meanings as well as the basis of spiritual direction; to discover the role and importance of spiritual conversation and spiritual discernment through works of various authors; to compare spiritual direction to other ways of personal help provided for individuals; to learn how to evaluate spiritual conversation and supervision as two means of both personal / professional growth and quality help; to face with the first-hand experience of both providing and being provided with spiritual direction.
3
4
Spirituality of Everyday Life, Occupational and Social Engagement

Spirituality of Everyday Life, Occupational and Social Engagement

The aim of the course is to acquaint students with the biblical and theological basis of the spirituality of everyday life, in the different border situations of human life, eg illness, accident, death, personal injury and blame, as a way of human and spiritual maturation, the role of joy, humor and laughter in the spirituality of everyday life. Connection of vocation, occupation, employment, service and careers with spiritual life. The importance of ethical codes of various professions for spiritual dynamics; the test stone of genuine spirituality is human social engagement (cultural, social and political).
3
5
The Anthropology of Religion

The Anthropology of Religion

The aim of the course is to acquaint students with the religious anthropology and various religions traditions and rituals. At the same time, we will critically examine the reciprocal operation of doctrine, when it passes from the description of a certain experience into a dogma that predetermines the image of man. The goal is that the students get acquainted with modern concepts of anthropology, various images of man in religions and society, and with the use of the anthropological method they try to understand the connection between man and religion.
3
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
6
Bioethics

Bioethics

Bioethics is an interdisciplinary subject that connects the natural sciences and humanities with ethics. The course is divided into two parts: the first part deals with ethical principles in bioethics, the second focuses on specific areas. The following topics will be discussed: abortion, stem cell research, artificial insemination, genetic engineering, organ transplantation, euthanasia, transhumanism, attitude towards non-human living beings.
3
7
Sacramentology

Sacramentology

The sacraments are the means of salvation they should be understood as instruments of unity. As they make real, renew and strenghten man's union with Christ, by that very fact they make real, renew or strenghten his union with the Christian community. And this second aspect of the sacraments, the social aspect, is so intimately bound up with the first that it can often be said, indeed in certain cases it must be said, that it is through his union with the community that the Christian is united to Christ.
6
Master+-

University of Ljubljana BIOTECHNICAL FACULTY +-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 320 30 45
Web page: https://www.bf.uni-lj.si/en/study/international-relations/course-catalogue/

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Advanced Processes of Wood Surface Treatment
6
2
Animal Biotechnology I
4
3
Automation of Mechanical Processing Systems
6
4
Bioactive Compounds in Fruits and Vegetables
6
5
Environmental and Economical Aspects of Wood Protection and Wood Modification
9
6
Environmental Planning and Impact Assessments
5
7
Food Analytical Chemistry
6
8
Food Hygiene
4
9
Food Toxicology and Contamination
3
10
Fruit and Vegetable Processing Technology I
6
11
Functional Foods and Nutraceutics
6
12
Geographic Information Systems
3
13
Immuno-technologies
6
14
Nanocellulose Based Composites
3
15
Non-destructive Characterization of Wood
3
16
Ornithology
3
17
Primeval Forests and Forest Reserves
5
18
Regional Planning
5
19
Studio I.
7
20
Studio II.
5
21
Technology of Wood Bonding
6
22
Theoretical Concept of Wood-Based Composites
6
23
Timber Constructions in Individual and Public Buildings
3
24
Urban Planning
10
25
Winemaking
6
26
Wood as an Engineering Material
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
27
Animal Biotechnology II
6
28
Food Chemistry
6
29
Integrated Agricultural Land Management
6
30
Landscape Horticulture
3
31
Microscopy of Biological Systems
3
32
Organization and Management of Wood Industry Company
6
33
Physico-chemical Methods in Food Science
3
34
Production and Quality of Milk and Dairy Products
6
35
Project Management in Wood Company
6
36
Quality and Nutritional Value of Milk and Dairy Products
6
37
Sensory Analysis
4
38
Studio I.
7
39
Wine Technology
6
40
Wood Residues and Biomass Processing
6
41
Wood Structure And Properties
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 580 55 30

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
1
Administrative procedure law
8
2
Decision Support Systems in Administration
6
3
EU Policies and Financial Instruments
6
4
European public finance
6
5
Human Rights and Public Administration
6
6
Information governance
6
7
Information technologies in public administration
8
8
Leadership in public administration
8
9
Local and regional governance
6
10
Management of investment projects in public sector
6
11
Personal Development Seminar
not available for Exchange students
4
12
Sustainable development
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF ARTS+-

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
 Email
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Anthropology of complex systems - Seminar
3
 
2
Applied ethnomusicology
5
 
3
Current Trends in Social and Cultural Anthropology
3
 
4
Epistemology of Everyday Life - Lectures
3
 
5
Geography of Slovenia
available only for Erasmus students
8
 
6
History of Southeast Europe in the 19th Century
available only for Erasmus students
5
 
7
Phenomenology and Philosophy of Religion
3
 
8
Romanian I/INT
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
9
Slovenščina kot tuji jezik - lektorat 1 INT/Slovene as Foreign Language – Lectorat 1
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
10
Current Trends in Social and Cultural Anthropology INT
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
11
Ethnomusicology 3
4
 
12
Geography of Slovenia
available only for Erasmus students
8
 
13
Mathematics for Linguists
available only for Erasmus students
6
 
14
Modern Greek II INT
available only for Erasmus students
4
 
15
Romanian I/INT
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
16
Slovenščina kot tuji jezik - lektorat 1 INT/Slovene as Foreign Language – Lectorat 1
available only for Erasmus students
3
 
17
Visual in Anthropology-practical classes
3
 

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 479 84 20

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Analytical Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry

Introduction to analytical chemistry, terminology, specific analytical statement of a problem, selection of a procedure. Evaluation and presentation of analytical results, sources and types of errors, validation. Calbration in analytical chemistry (method of linear calibration, method of standard additions, method of internal standard). Gravimetric analysis (properties, application and examples of gravimetric procedures). Volumetric analytical methods: neutralisation, redox, precipitation and complex-formation titrations (titration curve, types of indicators, analytical applications, automatization.) Introduction to electrochemistry and electrochemical methods: Potentiometry (method characteristics)
The course will be assigned to the students who are part of the “Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion +” (MESC+) project. It is available to other foreign international exchange students as well. Students must be enrolled to the USP Chemistry, 2nd Cycle or have signed learning agreement between UL FKKT and other foreign educational institution.
6
2
Carbon materials for energy storage and conversion

Carbon materials for energy storage and conversion

Carbon based materials are indispensable in modern technologies. Furthermore, recent development of carbon nanomaterials has resulted in intensive scientific activity with a goal to develop new class of materials for new applications including energy storage and conversion (ESC). In this respect this course aims to contextualize the recent advances in carbon materials by providing a broader view of their properties, how they are synthesized, how they are characterized, and how they are functionalized. Besides describing different types and uses of carbon allotrope materials, their application and role in ESC will be also be covered.
The course will be assigned to the students who are part of the “Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion +” (MESC+) project. It is available to other foreign international exchange students as well. Students must be enrolled to the USP Chemistry, 2nd Cycle or have signed learning agreement between UL FKKT and other foreign educational institution.
6
3
Electrochemical Energy Storage

Electrochemical Energy Storage

Detailed presentation of the most important systems (lead-acid, nickel-cadmium, nickel-metal hydride, lithium ion, post-lithium ion systems etc.). Advantages and disadvantages of various systems. Presentation of open questions in modern systems, discussion of possible solution and research directions, Hydrogen production, transport and classical storage, Hydrogen storage in metal hydrides and complex hydrides.
The course will be assigned to the students who are part of the “Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion +” (MESC+) project. It is available to other foreign international exchange students as well. Students must be enrolled to the USP Chemistry, 2nd Cycle or have signed learning agreement between UL FKKT and other foreign educational institution.
4
4
Modern techniques for the synthesis of nanomaterials

Modern techniques for the synthesis of nanomaterials

Introduction to various synthesis techniques for the preparation of nanomaterials for energy storage and conversion. Different cases of application of nanomaterials in energy storage and conversion are given during the lectures and seminars. Additional emphasize is on the characterization techniques and advantages and disadvantages of nanomaterials in energy storage and conversion.
The course will be assigned to the students who are part of the “Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion +” (MESC+) project. It is available to other foreign international exchange students as well. Students must be enrolled to the USP Chemistry, 2nd Cycle or have signed learning agreement between UL FKKT and other foreign educational institution.
3
5
Soft skills and professional development

Soft skills and professional development

Results presentation, results reporting, presentation rhetoric, professional development, different types of bibliography search engines, lassification of research literature, knowhow protection, intellectual property definition, patent application writing, difference between patent applications, from scientific idea to large scale project, roject coordination and reporting, industrial projects.
The course will be assigned to the students who are part of the “Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion +” (MESC+) project. It is available to other foreign international exchange students as well. Students must be enrolled to the USP Chemistry, 2nd Cycle or have signed learning agreement between UL FKKT and other foreign educational institution.
4
6
Structural characterization of materials

Structural characterization of materials

Structural principles of solids, their properties and diffraction-based methods of studying thereof. Use of powder diffraction for basic characterization of materials. The application of tools and data from crystallographic databases.
The course will be assigned to the students who are part of the “Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion +” (MESC+) project. It is available to other foreign international exchange students as well. Students must be enrolled to the USP Chemistry, 2nd Cycle or have signed learning agreement between UL FKKT and other foreign educational institution.
4
7
Thermal, textural and morphological analysis of materials

Thermal, textural and morphological analysis of materials

Diffraction in TEM microscopy, atomic force microscopy (AFM), scanning tunneling microscopy (STM), examples of microstructure quantitative analysis of materials.
The course will be assigned to the students who are part of the “Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion +” (MESC+) project. It is available to other foreign international exchange students as well. Students must be enrolled to the USP Chemistry, 2nd Cycle or have signed learning agreement between UL FKKT and other foreign educational institution.
3

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF CIVIL AND GEODETIC ENGINEERING+-

Email: romana.hudin@fgg.uni-lj.si
Phone: +386 1 476 86 28

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE+-

Email: studinfo@fri.uni-lj.si
Phone: +386 1 479 81 19

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Collective behaviour
6
2
Computer based sound production
6
3
Cryptography and computer security
6
4
Image based biometry
6
5
Information security and privacy
6
6
Introduction to bioinformatics
6
7
Mathematics 1
6
8
Topological data analysis
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
9
Advanced Computer Vision Methods
6
10
Approximation and randomized algorithms
6
11
Artificial intelligence
6
12
Digital Forensics
6
13
Discrete mathematics
6
14
Network analysis
6
15
Topical Research Themes I: Mobile Sensing
6
16
Topical Research Themes II (Fog Computing for Smart Services)
6

University of Ljubljana SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS+-

Email:
Phone: +386 1 589 25 18

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Accounting information for decision-making
7
2
Advanced macroeconomics
7
3
Big data management and technologies
7
4
Brand management
7
5
Building Leadership Capacity
7
6
Business logistics management
7
7
Business process management
7
8
Consumer behaviour in global environment
7
9
Corporate finance 2
7
10
Economic growth and development
7
11
Financial accounting 2
7
12
Information systems management
7
13
Integrated marketing communications
14
Internal logistics
7
15
International business environment
7
16
International business logistics
7
17
International business, societies and cultures
7
18
International competitiveness: Concepts and analytical approaches
7
19
International finance 2
7
20
IT project management
7
21
Logistic optimization
7
22
Managerial economics
7
23
Marketing and sales across cultures
24
Microeconomics 3
7
25
New product development
7
26
Optimization methods in economics
7
27
Organization and management
7
28
Political economy
7
29
Purchasing management
7
30
Quantitative methods in finance
7
31
Research methods and techniques
7
32
Risk management in international business
7
33
Service design and innovations in tourism
7
34
Strategic marketing management
7
35
Taxes and tax harmonisation in the EU
7
36
Teams and team work in organizations
7
37
Tourism economics
7
38
Tourism marketing
7
39
Tourism policy
7
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
40
Advanced programming
7
41
Business communication for managers
7
42
Business intelligence and analytics
7
43
Business with central Asia: Key issues and topics
7
44
Corruption and development
7
45
Digital business
7
46
Digital marketing
7
47
Economic policies of the EU
7
48
Enterprise risk management
7
49
Environmental economics in tourism
7
50
Financial institutions management 2
7
51
Globalization and multinational firms
7
52
Industrial organisation, competition policy and regulation
7
53
Integrated marketing communications
7
54
International human resource management
7
55
Law of business finances
7
56
Marketing on regional markets
7
57
Public finance 2
7
58
Sales and business marketing management
7
59
Strategic management 2
7
60
Supply chain digitalization
7
61
Supply chain management
7
62
Sustainability and quality in supply chains
7
63
Topics (issues) in international trade and globalisation
7
64
Tourism destination management
7
65
Transnational management
7

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF EDUCATION+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 1 589 23 46

IMPORTANT: all winter semester courses are full and new enrolments are not possible.

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Methodology of Teaching English to Young Learners I
Available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Education
6
2
Teacher as researcher
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
3
Linguistic and Intercultural Awareness
6
4
Methodology of Teaching English to Young Learners II
Available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Education
6
5
TENET of Home Economics Education: (Topics: economics, nutrition, environment and texstile of Home Economics Education)
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING+-

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No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Applied Statistics
6
2
Artificial intelligent systems
6
3
Autonomus mobile system
6
4
Biomedical Informatics
6
5
Circuit Analysis and Optimisation
6
6
Circuits at high frequencies
6
7
Computer vision
6
8
Construction of electronic systems
6
9
Conventional Energy Sources
6
10
Electrical Power Networks and Devices
7
11
Internet Networks I
6
12
Lighting engineering
6
13
Microelectronic systems
6
14
Physics of Matter
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
15
Control Engineering
7
16
Electric servo systems
6
17
Energy and Environment
5
18
Modul A: Identification
6
19
Modul A: Intelligent systems in decision support
6
20
Modul C: Biomechanics
6
21
Modul C: Robot-Human interaction
6
22
Modul E: Alternative sources of electrical energy and energy markets
6
23
Modul E: Power engineering
6
24
Modul F: Modern Power Supplies
6
25
Modul G: Mobility and Internet of things
6
26
Modul L: Information and Communication Systems Security
6
27
Modul L: Operations research in telecommunications
6
28
Power System Protection and Control
6
29
Robot control
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS+-

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Phone: +386 1 4766 517

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Analysis on manifolds
6
2
Computability theory
6
3
Financial mathematics 2
6
4
Introduction to algebraic geometry
6
5
Introduction to functional analysis
6
6
Introduction to harmonic analysis
6
7
Modern physics
6
8
Noncommutative algebra
6
9
Topics in mathematical foundations of computer science: Symbolic computation
6
Full academic year
10
Introduction to research work for master thesis 1
3
11
Seminar 1
4
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
12
Actuarial mathematics: Life insurance
6
13
Differential geometry
6
14
Financial mathematics 3: Interest rate modeling
6
15
Logic
6
16
Optimization in finance
6
17
Partial differential equations
6
18
Photonics 2
8
19
Quantum optics
5
20
Seminar 2
4
21
Topics in discrete mathematics 1: Groups acting on graphs
6
22
Topics in mathematical foundations of computer science: Advanced machine learning
6
23
Topics in mathematical foundations of computer science: Computational geometry
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING+-

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Phone: 00386 1 477 1204

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Complex Powertrains in Mobile Machinery
5
2
Design Of Advanced Systems
5
3
Energy Conversion Systems
5
4
Geometric Product Specifications
5
5
Mechanics of Structural Elements
5
6
Process Engineering
5
7
Processes in Heat Engines
5
8
Refrigeration and Heat Pumps
5
9
Reliability Evaluation and Demonstration
5
10
Rheology of Polymers
5
11
Solar Utility Technologies
5
12
Turbomachinery
5
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
13
Additive Technologies
5
14
Advanced Machining processes
5
15
Assembly and Handling Systems
5
16
Discrete Control Systems
5
17
Laser Measurement Systems
5
18
Manufacturing Automation
5
19
Micromanufacturing Technologies
5
20
Nanotechnologies
5
21
Photonics and Laser Sources
5
22
Production Planning and Organization
5
23
Quality Engineering
5
24
Robotic Systems
5

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING+-

Email:
Phone: +386 1 200 32 10

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Advanced finishing processes

Advanced finishing processes

Special processes of preparation of textile substrates for finishing; theoretical and technological novelties in dyeing; advanced physical, chemical and mechanical finishing processes; theory of fibre modification, theory of alternative media in finishing; finishing of textiles made of non-conventional fibres; presentation of the aim and effects of treatment of auxiliaries used for finishing process; environmental issues stemming from advanced finishing processes.
6
2
Aluminium technologies

Aluminium technologies

Production of aluminium, Physical metallurgy of Al and Al-alloys, Casting, Hot and cold working, thermal treatment, Wrought non-heat-treatable alloys, Wrought heat-treatable alloys, Aluminium alloys for special products, Cast aluminium alloys and casting processes, Recycling of Al and Al-alloys
6
3
Artistic photography

Artistic photography

In-depth upgrading of photography in the direction of artistic expression; artistic analysis of artistic photography; modern photographic techniques; larger photographic formats; studio photography; still-life photography; creativity and aesthetics of photography.
6
4
Computational materials science

Computational materials science

Learn key concepts and major topics in computer modelling through which materials scientists and metallurgists study and apply these methods on atomistic, microscopic and mesoscopic spatial scales to understand and predict phenomena and properties of materials. Students will get familiar with computational methods and will learn of their strengths and limitations. They will gain the ability to apply fundamental knowledge on materials modelling via computer simulations.
6
5
Failure Analysis

Failure Analysis

The purpose of the Failure Analysis course is to increase students’ knowledge of application methods for identification and analyses of failure modes, errors and defects in manifold products, structures, parts of tools, machinery and equipment. Show the typical phenomena and forms of failure modes, damages and defects in various materials.To acquaint students with the standards, regulations and patents. Learn systematic analysis and research and how to value expertise and expert opinions. Upgrade acquired knowledge with the use of investigative methods, models and computer simulations within the scope of deliberations and complex project case studies.
4
6
Industrial Ecology and Energetics

Industrial Ecology and Energetics

Industrial ecology and energetics presents interdisciplinary and systematic study of interactions between industrial and ecological systems. During the course, Industrial ecology and energetics students recognise ecological points of different technological processes and procedures, with waste management, influence of waste on the environment and obligatory regulations on the protection of the environment. They learn about fundamental energy sources, energy transformations, energetics engines and devices and the connection between energy and environment. Students will become accustomed to teamwork and project work and using professional literature and current sources of information.
6
7
Interactive media 2

Interactive media 2

Analogue and digital image, digital image characteristics, graphic formats; programs for image processing and analysis; point operations, image histogram, arithmetic and logic operations; local operations, linear and nonlinear filtering; frequency domain filtering; morphological operations; colour image processing, colour models and colour spaces.
6
8
Materials design

Materials design

Basics of material design with focus on metallic and composite materials. Lectures are complemented with seminar work, simulations and characterization of materials and visitation to state of the art companies from the field of material dvelopment and design.
6
9
Physical metallurgy II

Physical metallurgy II

Advanced descripiton and explanaion of processes in metals and alloys with regard to deformation, solidifaction of multi component alloys, solid state phenomenon etc. Crystallographic description of martensitic and other solid state transformations. Lectures are complemented with seminar work, simulations and characterization of materials.
6
10
Thermodynamics of materials 2

Thermodynamics of materials 2

The basis of the course is to teach students basics of thermodynamics in liquid and solid solutions, chemistry and phase equilibrium in materials and thermodynamics and kinetics of processes in solutions in order to enable better understanding of the processes in the materials. Students will learn about the thermodynamic basics of phase diagrams, kinetics and diffusion and also chemistry. The lectures are complemented with seminar work, simulations and project work of planning, manufacturing and thermodynamic characterisation of the materials.
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
11
Chemical functionalization of textiles

Chemical functionalization of textiles

Physical – chemical treatment of solid surface functionality; classification of surface modification processes of fibre-forming polymers, physical methods; chemical methods; importance of modification for individual types of fibres; review of analytical methods for determining the properties of modified fibre surfaces.
4
12
Micropaleontology

Micropaleontology

Sampling and sample preparation for obtainment of microfossils; use of microfossils in biostratigraphy; use of microfossils (foraminifera) in palaeoenvironmental analyses; students finish with guided student's work on specific cases; students are encouraged to work on their own material. Required knowledge about palaeontology and microfossils.
5

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF PHARMACY+-

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Phone: +386 1 47 69 500

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Biopharmaceutics with Pharmacokinetics

Biopharmaceutics with Pharmacokinetics

LADME system: mechanisms, kinetics, methods, physico-chemical, technologic and biologic parameters, biopharmaceutical classification system, in vitro-in vivo correlation. Pharmacokinetics, pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic relation. Compartmental pharmacokinetics: models, structure, parameters; single/multiple dose pharmacokinetics; one-/two-compartment models; different routes of application, pharmacokinetic analysis of plasma concentration profile and urine cumulative amount profile. Bioavailability and bioequivalence.
9
2
Pharmaceutical biotechnology

Pharmaceutical biotechnology

Modern and classical biotechnology. Basic principles of production of recombinant active substances and synthetic peptides. Function of the immune system. Cytokines. Growth factors. Monoclonal antibodies. Analytics of active substances of biotechnological origin. The use and mechanism of action of biopharmaceuticals. Plant and animal tissue and cell cultures. Gene therapy. Ethics and the regulatory process in the field of pharmaceutical biotechnology.
6
3
Pharmaceutical technology

Pharmaceutical technology

Pulmonal drug delivery, Rectal and vaginal drug delivery, Coarse dispersion systems (suspensions, emulsions), Topical and transdermal drug delivery, Pharmaceutical microbiology and sterilization, Parenteral dosage forms, Ocular drug delivery, Particle size reduction, mixing and granulation, Tablets and tablet manufacturing (compression, coating, drying), Multiparticulate dosage forms
10
4
Pharmacognosy I

Pharmacognosy I

Drugs of plant origin, their active substances and pharmacodynamic effects. Drugs with carbohydrates: mucilage, gums, pectins. Drugs with glycosides: cardiotonic, anthraquinone, flavonoid, coumarin, glucosinolate, cyanogen, saponin, iridoid. Bitter drugs. Drugs with etheric oils. Tannoid drugs. Alkaloid drugs. Gum drugs.
9
5
Social Pharmacy

Social Pharmacy

Public health: healthcare system, health insurance system, legislation, health promotion, ethics. Pharmacotherapy: supply and provision of medicinal products, pharmacy services, the use of medicinal products and associated problems. Pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacovigilance: risks, types of research, sampling, errors. Therapy outcomes: clinical, humanistic and economical. Evaluation of healthcare interventions.
4
6
Toxicological chemistry

Toxicological chemistry

Specific and unspecific poisons. Determination of substance toxicity. Toxicogenomics. Gene toxic, carcinogenous and co-carcinogenous substances. Immunotoxic substances. Toxicological chemistry of inhalation poisons, metals, heavy metals, organic solvents, pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides and rodenticides, chemical weapons, toxins of eukaryotes and prokaryotes, toxicomanogenous substances. Analytics of poisons. Antidotes and medicinal products.
5
Full academic year
7
Pharmaceutical technology I

Pharmaceutical technology I

Pulmonal drug delivery, Rectal and vaginal drug delivery, Coarse dispersion systems (suspensions, emulsions), Topical and transdermal drug delivery, Pharmaceutical microbiology and sterilization, Parenteral dosage forms, Ocular drug delivery, Particle size reduction, mixing and granulation, Tablets and tablet manufacturing (compression, coating, drying), Multiparticulate dosage forms. Thermodynamics, Chemical potential, Colligative properties, Isotonicity, Buffers, States of matter, Phase rule, Triphasic diagram, Condensed systems, Compound characterization, Preformulation, Polymorphism, Powders, Stokes' Law, Particle size, Powder density, Solubility, Dissociation constant, Distribution coefficient, Reaction kinetics, The rate of dissolution, Polymers, Biomucoadhesion, Advanced drug delivery systems and devices, Nanodelivery systems, Biopharmaceutics, Oral modified release dosage forms.
20
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
8
Biopharmaceutical evaluation of pharmaceutical forms

Biopharmaceutical evaluation of pharmaceutical forms

Pharmaceutical form: constituents, interactions. The effects of physicochemical properties on biopharmaceutical properties. Analytical methods for evaluation of biopharmaceutical properties. Physiological / pathological conditions at the site of administration. Oral administration. Digestive tract: pH, volumes, media, flows, movement. Release. Absorption. Presystemic metabolism. Stability. In vitro models. In vitro – in vivo correlation. Regulatory system. Industrial approaches.
5
9
Clinical pharmacy

Clinical pharmacy

Clinical outcomes. Pharmaceutical Care, Pharmacist cognitive services. Guidelines for the use of drugs in selected diseases. Pharmacotherapy of cardiovascular diseases, asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, psychosis, depression, infections, diabetes, pain. Risks in drug treatment during pregnancy and lactation. Treatment of special populations (children, elderly). Clinical pharmacokinetics and therapeutic drug monitoring. Drug interactions and adverse drug reactions.
5
10
Cosmetology

Cosmetology

Skin: cellular structures of skin and hair, skin matrix compounds, polysaccharides, proteoglycans, skin lipids. Cosmetic products: manufacturing technology, evaluation and application. Ingredients of cosmetic products: cosmetically active compounds, surface active compounds, emulsifiers, preservatives, antioxidants. Cosmetics Act. Evaluation of safety and efficacy. Care and natural cosmetic products. Sun protection products.
5
11
Nutritional supplements

Nutritional supplements

Legislation in the area of nutritional supplements. Definitions of basic terms: nutraceuticals, functional food, diet food. Recommended daily intake of nutrients. Vitamins. Vitaminoids. Minerals. Amino acids. Lipids. Carbohydrates. Prebiotics and probiotics. Antioxidants. Bee products. Enzymes. Phytoestrogens.
5
12
Pharmaceutical technology II

Pharmaceutical technology II

Thermodynamics, Chemical potential, Colligative properties, Isotonicity, Buffers, States of matter, Phase rule, Triphasic diagram, Condensed systems, Compound characterization, Preformulation, Polymorphism, Powders, Stokes' Law, Particle size, Powder density, Solubility, Dissociation constant, Distribution coefficient, Reaction kinetics, The rate of dissolution, Polymers, Biomucoadhesion, Advanced drug delivery systems and devices, Nanodelivery systems, Biopharmaceutics, Oral modified release dosage forms
8
13
Psychotropic substances and abuse of medicinal products

Psychotropic substances and abuse of medicinal products

Groups of psychotropic substances and medicinal products that are commonly subject of abuse: illicit drugs – narcotics, anabolic steroid hormones, stimulants, diuretics, analgesics, local anesthetics, anxiolytics, antidepressants, hypnotics, glycoprotein hormones. Mechanisms of action. Symptoms of overdosing. The phenomenon of tolerance, addiction and withdrawal syndrome. Methods of poisoning and antidotes. Legislation.
5
14
Research methods in social pharmacy

Research methods in social pharmacy

Pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacovigilance, evidence based medicine, evidence based pharmacy practice, research of structure, proceses and health outcomes, problems connected with drug use, qualitative methods of research: questionnaire, interview, opinion poll, focus groups.
5

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES+-

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Phone: +386 1 580 52 79

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Analysis of Contemporary Conflicts
6
2
Comparative interest group politics
6
3
Comparative politics of human rights
6
4
Contemporary development problems
6
5
Corporate Governance
8
6
Cross-cultural negotiations
4
7
Data Journalism
6
8
Education and Human Resources Development
8
9
Environmental Sociology
6
10
EU Public Policies
6
11
European Union as a global actor
6
12
Foundations of data analytics
6
13
Gender, Work and Organisations
8
14
Global Governance
9
15
Indicators of social development
6
16
Internatioinal Business
7
17
International finance
8
18
Political economy of journalism
9
19
Politics of International Law
9
20
Public administration management
6
21
Research Seminar
10
22
Security and Defence Policy of the EU
6
23
Social Sciences Research Methods
3
24
Statistical programming
6
25
Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism
6
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
26
City and Image
6
27
Diplomacy
5
28
EU in global economy
6
29
European Human Rights Protection
6
30
European Union Development
5
31
Geopolitics
6
32
Ideologies
9
33
International Conflict Management
5
34
International Protection of Minorities
9
35
International regionalism
5
36
Media relations
6
37
Project Management in the Information Society
9
38
Security in South East Europe
6
39
Selected Issues of International Law
5
40
Theories and Policies of International Development
8
41
Theories of Europen integration
6
42
Trends in digital public relations
6

University of Ljubljana FACULTY OF THEOLOGY+-

Email:
Phone: 00386 31 557 077

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Number of ECTS credit points
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
1
Ethical Foundation of Western Society

Ethical Foundation of Western Society

The aim of the course is to acquaint students with the basic dimensions of Western ethical thought. Students also gain knowledge and understanding of key ethical concepts (value, duty, justice, dignity, virtue, etc.), major theories (ethics of virtue, deontological ethics, utilitarianism), and key authors. At the same time, the course focuses on the critical assessment of individual attitudes and analytical treatment of ethical issues, especially those that are relevant to modern society and its greatest challenges. One of the central themes of the course is the notion of justice in all its dimensions (fair distribution, justice, status of justice, global justice, environmental justice, animal rights, epistemic justice).
4
2
Religion and Science

Religion and Science

The course aims to lay ground for a dialogue between Christian religion and science. This includes a hermeneutic approach to religion and a phenomenological analysis of science (within the lifeworld). Two major topics concerning the relation between science and religion will be discussed: cosmological theories about the origin of the universe and the creation vs. evolution debate.
4

University of Ljubljana VETERINARY FACULTY+-

Email:
Phone: +386 1 4779 105

No.
Subject in English 2016/2017 (Master)
Prerequisites
Number of ECTS credit points
First semester (Winter / Autumn)
1
Dietetics of Dogs and Cats

Dietetics of Dogs and Cats

  • Dietetic and clinical nutrition of dogs and cats.
  • Reasons for arising of metabolic diseases connected with feeding errors.
  • Health disorders – consequences of improper feeding, content of health hazardous substances in feed and hygienic unsuitability of food.
Entry of the 6th year of the study.
3
2
Veterinary Dentistry

Veterinary Dentistry

The course is dealing with the most common maxillofacial, oral and dental diseases in dogs and cats.
Admission is limited to students enrolled to the 6th year of the study. The course is limited to 16 students. Lectures and seminar are open to all 6th year students.
3
Second semester (Summer / Spring)
3
Equine Sports Medicine

Equine Sports Medicine

The syllabus is defined to discuss:

  • performance evaluation,
  • physiological model of the equine athlete,
  • adaptation to exercise – fit athlete,
  • adaptation to exercise – non fit athlete,
  • diet of the equine athlete,
  • medical problems arising from exercise,
  • therapy of the equine athlete,
  • performance enhancing drugs.
Students must be enlisted/registered in the 6th year of the veterinary program.
3
4
Health Care of Small Ruminants

Health Care of Small Ruminants

The subject is divided into lots:

  • Sheep and goat rearing conditions (housing, nutrition, behaviour)
  • Clinical examination of small ruminants (individual and herd)
  • Infectious diseases • Parasitic diseases
  • Metabolic and other diseases
  • Neonatal disease
  • Herd health of sheep and goats
  • Obtaining appropriate samples for the purpose of disease diagnosis and selection of diagnostic tests.
Enrolment in the study year. Attendance at practical training is obligatory.
3
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