Program Overview

University Programs

The University of Ljubljana offers various programs through its Faculty of Administration.

Program Overview

The faculty provides a range of study programs, including:

• 1st level (Bachelor's degree)
  • Public Sector Management
  • Administrative Informatics
  • Administration
  • E-study - Administration
• 2nd level (Master's degree)
  • Public Administration - Public Sector Management
  • Management in Administration
• 3rd level (Doctoral degree)
  • Management and Economics of the Public Sector

Master's Program in Public Administration - Public Sector Management

This 2-year program (4 semesters, 120 ECTS credits) leads to a Master's degree in Administrative Sciences (mag. upr. ved).

Program Description

The program provides high-quality knowledge and understanding in the broader field of administrative and business sciences.

Objectives and Competences

The program aims to equip graduates with comprehensive knowledge and competences in public administration and management.

Mode of Study

The program is offered as both regular and part-time study.

Admission Requirements

To enroll in the program, candidates must meet specific requirements and selection criteria, which are outlined in the program's admission policy.

Tuition Fees

Information on tuition fees and other costs associated with the program is available upon request.

Curriculum

The curriculum for each year of study is as follows:

First Year

Students complete 6 compulsory courses and 2 elective courses.

Second Year

Students choose one of three tracks, within which they complete 4 compulsory courses, 2 elective courses, and a compulsory seminar. For the generation of students starting in 2025/26, the tracks are slightly different, with 1 compulsory course, 3 compulsory elective courses, 2 elective courses, a compulsory seminar, and a research project.

Elective Courses

Students select 2 elective courses in their second year.

Research Areas

The faculty's research focus includes various areas related to public administration, management, and economics.

Additional Information

For more details on the program, including the curriculum, admission requirements, and research areas, please refer to the faculty's official documentation.