Anthropology

Double-discipline Bachelor`s Study Programme

Domov 5 EN 5 Study 5 Undergraduate 5 Anthropology

Study presentation

The study programme is conducted in Slovenian or English!

The programme is based on social and cultural-anthropological knowledge about society and culture, which is understood primarily as a form of human behaviour in interaction with other people. Anthropology includes knowledge about the past and modern way of life of various social groups, their forms of organization, structures, systems and various processes (cultural adaptation, assimilation, etc. ).

As a comparative discipline, it is also interdisciplinary as it connects with the study of migration and changed spaces, habits, identities and behavioural practices. It responds to the events of the modern world in various socio-historical environments: in the “Slovenian ethnic territory“, in the Mediterranean (Istria), in Europe, and from other continents, especially through research on indigenous peoples in America. Students get acquainted with fieldwork and participate in various research projects. The basic support for the study is the skills of anthropological research work, which moves between cabinet work and field research, from participatory observation, interviews and other techniques important for understanding the socio-political and economic processes of the modern and past world.

Programme information

Curriculum

Title and Level of Qualification

Bachelor (BA) in anthropology and …

Type and Duration

Double-discipline undergraduate programme, full-time study

Duration: 3 Years / 180 ECTS

Classification (KLASIUS-P-16)

0314 Sociology and Culture Studies

Admission Requirements 2024/25

Admission to the first year of double-discipline study programme Anthropology shall be granted to the candidates who have:

a) passed the general matura examination;

b) passed the vocational matura in one of the four-year secondary-school programmes that is classified in:

– KLASIUS-P-16 classification: broad area 03; or
– FORD classification: area 5; or
– ARRS classification: area 6; or
– CERIF classification: areas H or S;

and also passed a final examination in one of the general matura subjects: Geography, Sociology, History, Economy, Psychology, Art History, German, Italian, Latin, History and Theory of Theater and Film; the selected subject cannot be the same as the subject passed in the framework of the vocational matura;

c) successfully completed any four-year secondary-school programme before 1 June 1995.

In Case of Enrolment Limitation

the candidates under a) and c) are selected according to:

– overall performance in the general matura or final exam respectively: 70 % of points awarded,
– overall performance in secondary grades 3 and 4: 30 % of points awarded.

the candidates under b) above are selected according to:

– overall performance in the vocational matura: 40 % of points awarded,
– overall performance in secondary grades 3 and 4: 30 % of points awarded,
– the performance in the selected general matura subject: 30 % of points awarded.

Admission Requirements 2025/26

Admission to the first year of double-discipline study programme Anthropology shall be granted to the candidates who have:

a) passed the general matura examination;

b) passed the vocational matura in one of the four-year secondary-school programmes that is classified in:
– KLASIUS-P-16 classification: broad area 03; or
– FORD classification: area 5; or
– ARRS classification: area 6; or
– CERIF classification: areas H or S;

c) successfully completed any four-year secondary-school programme before 1 June 1995.

Number of available Places

Slovenian citizens and other citizens of Member States of the European Union:

in Slovene language – 16
in English language – 12

Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship:

in Slovene language – 2
in English language – 1

Foreign citizens of non-European Union countries:

in Slovene language – 3
in English language – 12

Parallel studies:

in Slovene language – 2
in English language – 1

Already during my studies of Cultural studies and anthropology at the Faculty of Humanities in Koper, I forged research ties that still strengthen me today. The influence on my current work was also had a personal way of conveying the knowledge of local lecturers. I have always been Daša for them, recognizing my individuality and related particular interests.