Today the Faculty of Economics

in Ljubljana is a modern

academic institution, performing
various programmes of
undergraduate, graduate and
doctoral study. More than. 5000
students study in these

programmes per year. Al the
disposal of students and nearly a
hundred university teachers there
are 4 large lecture rooms and 44
smaller ones, six of which are
specially eguipped for the needs of
foreign language teaching with audio
and video eguipment, while five of
them have modern computer
eguipment. The Faculty has a library
with two reading rooms, several

conference rooms and a restaurant, too.

In the. Faculty complex there is also a
University Computer. Centre,

The Faculty of Economics has been maintaining its
connections with related institutions worldwide for
several decades, and the international activities of the
Faculty have especially expanded in the past years.
The most important international connections are the
following:

University of Indiana, School of Business, USA. The
Faculty has been cooperating with this school for
more than three decades, exchanging
pedagogical workers and students and sending
younger members there for graduate and doctoral
education. Each year the American side receives five
students from the Faculty of Economics for one-year
study.

PRAGMA group has been established by the
members of Erasmus Project and expanded by the
University of Kutztown and the Faculty of
Economics becoming its members. The network is
-intended to exchange undergraduate
students among higher education
organizations from the United Kingdom, France,
Spain, the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany,
Italy, the USA, Portugal, Finland and Slovenia.
TEMPUS is a project intented for university
teachers' and students' education in the field of
economics, Education takes place by exchanging
teachers and students among the faculties E.S.C.
BREST., Universita degli studi di Siena,
University of Bristol and the Faculty of
Economics in Ljubljana.

CEPUS is a programme of students' and
university teachers' exchange among the
Faculties of Economics in Rijeka, Klagenfurt,
Budapest and Ljubljana.

Ljubljana Summer Programme is a joint
project of the American Business School of
the University in Indiana, the Austrian
University of Economics in Vienna, the
Hungarian University in Budapest, and the
Faculty of Economics in Ljubljana. The
programme is in its development stage at
the moment and will start with its activities
in June 1996 in the English language; it

will take place mostly in Ljubljana, and
partly in Vienna and Budapest.