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Study Programmes (Third-cycle)
Study Programmes (Third-cycle)
Interdisciplinary Doctoral Programme in the Humanities and Social Sciences of Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Social Sciences of University of Ljubljana, is carried out in cooperation with Academy of Music, Faculty of Theology, Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film in Television, Academy of Fine Arts in Design and Faculty of Social Work.
The duration of the interdisciplinary doctoral programme in the Humanities and Social Sciences is 4 years (240 ECTS) and represents the third cycle of the Bologna cycle. With an organized pedagogical process, intensive student involvement in research and cooperation of internationally recognized researchers, the doctoral programme is of high quality and comparable with the best European programs.
Fields coordinated by the Faculty of Arts:
Fields coordinated by the Faculty of Social Sciences:
Fields coordinated by the Academy of Music:
Fields coordinated by the Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television:
Field coordinated by the Academy of Fine Arts and Design:
Fields coordinated by the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Social Sciences:
Field coordinated by the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Faculty of Theology:
Field coordinated by the Faculty of Social Work
The doctoral programme in the Humanities and Social Sciences comprises 7200 hours or 240 ECTS. Organised forms of study account for 1800 hours or 60 ECTS, and individual research work for 5400 hours or 180 ECTS. One ECTS equals 30 hours of student work. Organised forms of study represent 25% and individual research work 75% of student obligations.
Organised forms - 60 ECTS
* Compulsory core courses are basic methodological and theoretical courses, compulsory for all students enrolled in individual programme fields.
** Elective seminar courses direct students towards their selected study field, confirmed by the doctoral dissertation topic. Every year faculties provide for the preparation and implementation of elective seminar courses, adjusted to students’ specific fields of study or the doctoral dissertation topic.
*** External course is selected by the student and his/her mentor at a recognised foreign university, which gives the student an opportunity to research abroad and experience different approaches to research. The external courses must be selected at the latest at enrolment in the second year of studies.
Other Study Units - 180 ECTS
****Publication of an original scientific paper
A student, enrolled in four-year doctoral study programme must have the scientific paper accepted for publication no later than before submitting of the doctoral dissertation for assessment.
A student, enrolled in the three-year doctoral study programme, must have the scientific paper accepted for publication no later than before the defence of the doctoral dissertation.
The suitability of the student's scientific paper before the defence of the doctoral dissertation is confirmed by the members of the Committee to monitor the doctoral student.
The duration of the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Programme in Environmental Protection is four years (240 ECTS), and according to the Bologna educational scheme this represents the third cycle of education. The programme consists of organised classes (60 credits) and individual research work for the doctoral dissertation (180 credits).
The interdisciplinary doctoral programme in Environmental protection links together experts from various faculties and departments with a common interest in protecting our environment. The programme is organized by the University of Ljubljana through its faculties: the Biotechnical Faculty, the Faculty of Economics, the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geodesy, the Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, the Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering, the Faculty of Law, and the Veterinary Faculty. The programme is coordinated at the university level by the Programme Board, consisting of representatives from each faculty. The collaborating faculties are responsible for the delivery of the programme.
The main emphasis of the programme is the students’ research work, so choosing their mentors at the beginning of the study is essential. In addition to acquiring research and laboratory skills, students are also offered theoretical knowledge through the choice of several types of courses. As a rule, all students with various orientations obtain fundamental knowledge on environmental issues by taking two fundamental courses; additional knowledge can be obtained through the choice of elective theoretical and elective research courses consistent with their research interest.
You can find more information on the programme here.
The duration of the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Programme in Statistics is four years (240 ECTS credits), and according to the Bologna educational scheme this represents the third cycle of education. The programme consists of organised classes (60 credits) and individual research work for the doctoral dissertation (180 credits).
You can find more information on the programme here.
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