Bachelor (BA) in Anthropology and …

Double-discipline undergraduate programme, full-time study
Duration: 3 Years / 180 ECTS

When applying, the candidate chooses two double-discipline study programmes. It is also possible to combine a double-discipline study programme with a double-discipline module from one of the faculty's announced study programmes.

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

a) passed the general matura examination,
b) passed the vocational matura examination in any of the secondary school programmes and a final examination in one of the general matura subjects; 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.

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

Citizens of Western Balkans countries, with which the Republic of Slovenia has a bilateral agreement in the field of education (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo, Serbia, North Macedonia):

• in Slovene language – 2
• in English language – 8

Citizens of other non-EU countries:

• in Slovene language – 1
• in English language – 4

Parallel studies:

• in Slovene language – 2
• in English language – 1

ENROLMENT IN A HIGHER YEAR OF STUDY (ACCORDING TO THE TRANSFER CRITERIA AMONG STUDY PROGRAMMES AND CONDITIONS FOR ACCELERATED ADVANCEMENT)

Transferring between study programmes is possible according to the Higher Education Act, Criteria for transferring between study programmes and other regulations of this field.

Transfer between study programmes is the enrolment in the higher year of the study programme, in case of leaving the studies in the first (initial) study programme and continuation of studies in another study programme of the same degree. The transition takes into account the comparability of the study programmes and the completed study obligations of the candidate in the initial study programme. The transition between study programmes is also enrolment of the graduate in the higher year study programme of the same degree.

Transferring between study programmes is granted to candidates, provided that the following conditions have been met:

- the candidate fulfils the requirements for admission to the study programme,

- the senate of the faculty or the competent faculty commission estimates that the candidate can be recognized for at least half of the ECTS credit points obligations from the previous study programme, which relate to the compulsory subjects of the study programme to which the candidate is transferring;

- the completion of the initial study programme which the candidate is transferring from ensures the acquisition of comparable competencies as those envisaged by the study programme.

Enrolment is also open to candidates of a comparable study programme abroad who have been, in the process of recognition of their previous studies (in accordance with Assessment and Recognition of Education Act), legally granted the right to continue their studies in the study programme.

Applications for transferring between study programmes are considered by the relevant commission. In accordance with the Criteria for transferring between study programmes the commission takes into account the comparability between study programmes and study obligations the candidate has completed in the previous study programme, that can be recognized in this study programme.

The candidate may also be required to complete differential exams as defined by the relevant faculty commission.

IN CASE OF ENROLMENT LIMITATION the candidates are selected according average grade obtained during

the study programme they are transferring from. Candidates can apply for recognition of passed

16/18 examinations during previous education on the basis of the submission of the subject curriculum. The decision on the recognition of examinations on the proposal of the department is made by the senate of the faculty or the working body of the senate authorized by the senate, ie. competent faculty commission.

Due to their broad knowledge of both contemporary and historical cultures from various regional areas (Europe, the Americas, the Mediterranean), students are qualified for numerous positions in the public and private sectors. These include fields such as research, tourism, heritage, diplomacy, and others that require anthropological/ethnological expertise on humans and society, where they can perform less demanding professional tasks.

Potential career paths include:

• Professional associate in the public and private sector

• Researcher and lecturer at universities and research institutions

• High school teacher

• Employee in the tourism sector

• Employee in diplomacy

• Applied anthropologist: expert for projects related to society, culture, and the economy

• Professional associate in health, social, media, cultural, and other governmental or non-governmental institutions