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    1. Frequently asked questions about exercising the rights of students at the University of Ljubljana
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    3. Why study at the University of Ljubljana?
    4. Degree programmes
    5. Fees
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    21. Living in the Republic of Slovenia
    22. Useful contacts and quick overview
    23. Recognition and prevention of violence in the academic environment
  3. Bachelor's and Single-cycle master's degree programmes
  4. Master degree programmes
  5. Doctoral degree programmes
  6. Programmes and Subjects in English
  7. International Cooperation and Exchange
  8. Impressions
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  10. Summer school 2024
  11. Young Researchers
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  15. University ranking
  16. Useful contacts and quick overview
  17. Year plus
  18. Students with special needs and special status
  19. Mental health
  20. Admission procedure
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Information guide for international students

Grading system

Grade  Grade description
10 Exceptional knowledge without or with negligible faults
9 Very good knowledge with some minor faults 
8 Good knowledge with certain faults
7 Solid knowledge but with several faults
6 Knowledge only meets minimal criteria
5 Knowledge does not meet minimal criteria

 

  • A student passes the exam if he is graded from 6 to 10.
  • Study requirements may also be evaluated with grades: passed with distinction, passed or failed.
  • Grades are recorded in accordance with the law.
  • ECTS credits: 1 full academic year  =  60 ECTS credit points (1 semester = 30 ECTS credit points).



Grading 

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University of Ljubljana2.
Why study at the University of Ljubljana?3.
Degree programmes4.
Fees5.
Application for enrolment and recognition of foreign education6.
Learning Slovene7.
Year plus8.
Study regulations 9.
Academic calendar10.
Grading system11.
Special needs and special status12.
Psychosocial counselling service for students△
Persons with international protection14.
Student identity card15.
 IT services16.
Access to the libraries17.
Scholarships18.
Student associations19.
Social media20.
Living in the Republic of Slovenia 21.
Useful contacts and quick overview22.
Recognition and prevention of violence in the academic environment23.
Frequently asked questions about exercising the rights of students at the University of Ljubljana
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Top news
Information guide for international students
Bachelor's and Single-cycle master's degree programmes
Master degree programmes
Doctoral degree programmes
Programmes and Subjects in English
International Cooperation and Exchange
Impressions
Career centres, tutelage, extracurricular activities
Summer school 2024
Young Researchers
Latest research news
Student council
University of Ljubljana member faculties and academies
University ranking
Useful contacts and quick overview
Year plus
Students with special needs and special status
Mental health
Admission procedure
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