The University of Ljubljana is one of the region’s universities with rich tradition. It is considered as large university, having around 63,000 students, both graduates and postgraduates. More than 4000 professors work at the 22 faculties, 3 arts academies and one university college.
UL was established in 1919 as first, but also remained the only Slovenian university for half a century. The University is based in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana, a city with more than 300.000 inhabitants. Students are one-seventh of the city’s population, contributing for a youthful and lively atmosphere.

The university’s central office and the majority of schools are situated in the centre of Ljubljana. Several newer and modern buildings of the University of Ljubljana are located on the city outskirts. The university is renowned for its quality study programes. Over one half of the study programmes in the 2007/2008 academic year will be offered in accordance with the Bologna Declaration.

Studying at UL

There are plenty of possibilities at the University of Ljubljana. Prospective students may select from among many humanistic, artistic, natural science, technimay humanistic, medical and several interdisciplinary study programmes. Everyone is sure to find  something to suit his or her personal interests, career interests and life objectives.
It is interesting that the students which will find that the chosen full-time study programme does not suit them, can transfer to a different full-time programme once without the loss of student status. Transfers between (shorter) higher education professional programmes and (longer, more demanding) university programmes are also possible.

Check the list of all undergraduate programs available at UL

Applying process

There are three periods for admission. Information on the application and enrolment procedure, enrolment requirements, criteria for selection and the study programmes offered by the University of Ljubljana can be found in the annual Call for Enrolment, which is published at the end of January for the upcoming academic year.

Enrolement procedures vary depending on the following status of applicants:
•    Citizens of European Union Member States
•    Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship and foreign citizens from countries that are not European Union Member States
•    Foreign citizens who have concluded secondary school in Slovenia
•    Foreign citizens with permanent residence in Slovenia who are themselves or their parents/guardians liable for tax in Slovenia who have completed secondary school abroad:
•    Foreign citizens who have concluded secondary school in Slovenia
•
The dates for submission are the following, but however depend from the status of the applicants:
•    from 1 February to 8 March
•    from 20 August to 30 August
•    from 1 to 4 October

See all requirements and application procedures

International students

University of Ljubljana is part of Life Long Learning Programme as well as Erasmus.
If you are an Erasmus student these are the people you should contact:
Contacts at the University of Ljubljana

Ms. Katja Cerjak, Head of the International Office
tel: + 386 1 241 85 90
fax: + 386 1 241 85 93
e-mail: katja.cerjak@uni-lj.si

Ms. Jerneja ?elofiga, incoming students
tel: + 386 1 241 85 92
fax: + 386 1 241 85 93
e-mail: intern.office@uni-lj.si

Ms. Bibi Ovaska Presetnik, outgoing students
tel: + 386 1 241 85 94
fax: + 386 1 241 85 93
e-mail: student.office@uni-lj.si

Ms. Urška Ravnik, Erasmus internships
tel: + 386 1 241 85 72
fax: + 386 1 241 85 93
e-mail: urska.ravnik@uni-lj.si

Check the list of contacts for every programme separately

University of Ljubljana also offers many summers school possibilities as well different non-degree courses.

Official website

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.