introductoryAWords

The Faculty of Economics was founded on March 3,
1946 by a decree of the Slovene Government. It
performed its activities in the premises in 27,
Gregorčičeva Street. In the first year 334 students
enrolled to the Faculty, and the learning process
began with one Full Professor, one Lecturer, one
Assistant Professor and nine part-time Lecturers.

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Organization Units of Faculty of Economics 4
a

Undergraduate Study

The number of enrolled students gradually
decreased up to the academic year of 1954/55. In that
year only 248 students enrolled. Since

1954/55 the number of enrolled students has been
increasing so that, since the academic year 1990/91,
the enrollment in the first year has been limited to
850 full-time students. Each year there are also about
1000 part-time students who enroll in the first study
year at the study centres in Ljubljana and elsewhere
in Slovenia. The Faculty began with its study
process at the present location in autumn 1976.

Graduate Study

Doctoral Study

Staff A,

The students are trained at the Faculty to
manage companies efficiently, to manage
individual business organizational fields, or
to: carry out research work and perform
analytical tasks. This is guaranteed by a
vast fund of theoretical, methodological
and applicative know-how. The
fundamental purpose of the study is to
develop the graduates' leading
(managerial) skills or the skills needed to
perform highly professional work attuned
to the national economy.

Completed undergraduate study enables
graduates to continue their education
at the graduate level (Specialization
and Master's Degree) to Doctor of
Philosophy Degree. In parallel with its
pedagogical work the Faculty has
been developing its scientific and
research activities in the fundamental
and applicative fields of Economics
and Business Organization.

For more information, please call or write:

Dean Faculty of Economics

University of Ljubljana
Vekoslav Potočnik

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS
Kardeljeva ploščad 17
61000 Ljubljana

tel. (386 61) 168 33 33

fax. (386 61) 301 110

Ljubljana, May 1995