Academic year 2026/2027
| Subject | Department | Semester | ECTS | Description | Professor (nosilec, izvajalec) |
| RO1 Romanian 1/INT | Department of Romance Languages and Literatures | Winter, Spring | 3 | Basic language structures: present and future tenses, articles, adjectives, pronouns, negation, imperative. Basic vocabulary: personal information, describing oneself, one’s profession, interests, and family. Time, days of the week, seasons. Description of a place. Reading and listening comprehension: short adapted and authentic texts in Romanian. Oral and written expression: forming simple spoken and written messages. Fundamentals of Romanian civilization and culture: geography of Romania, customs and traditions (holidays), Romanian music. |
lekt. dr. Jieanu Ioana-Carmen |
| SL1 Slovene as a foreign language 1 | Department of Slovenian Studies | Winter and Spring | 3 | It is a course of Slovenian as a foreign language designed especially for the University of Ljubljana students and faculty members to meet their specific communicative needs by learning the Slovenian language systematically in an organized setting. The course is implemented through language practice in groups of 20 students, thus encouraging active students' participation in listening, reading, speaking, and writing. Teaching and learning is adapted to the level of communicative language skills of the participants, the contents reflecting the actual needs in everyday life communication as well as for study purposes. The student load corresponds to 3 ECTS credit points, including 60 hours of group work. | Assoc. Prof. Nataša Pirih Svetina/lekt. mag. Marjeta Klinar, lekt. Andreja Markovič |
| Korean Tradition and Modernity | Department of Asian Studies | Winter | 3 | Korean Modernity Korean National Characters Generation Gap in Korea New Generation in Asia |
izr. prof. dr. Byoung Yoong Kang |
| SJ 1 Hungarian 1(I) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | Winter | 3 | Hungarian 1 (I) In the beginner Hungarian language course, we learn the basics of the language and practise the fundamental speech acts necessary for everyday communication, such as establishing social relationships, exchanging personal information, describing people and objects, and locating places. Participants will learn the structure of simple Hungarian sentences, the use of verbs and pronouns, basic conjugation, numbers, and the most important areas of vocabulary. |
Iván Andrea |
| AN2P Trends in ELT INT | Department of English | Winter | 3 | a review of current trends in ELT, understanding and critical evaluation of their characteristics, causes and impact; the process of managing change in ELT, ICT in ELT; adapting ELT to learners with special needs; project- and problem-based learning, teaching English to immigrant students, interculturality in a classroom; | associate prof. dr. Lara Burazer |
| Current Debates in Social and Cultural Anthropology | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter | 6 | The course aims to provide understanding of in-depth knowledge on contemporary theoretical discussions in the field of social and cultural anthropology. The students gain knowledge on the latest developments and debates in the discipline – as well as understanding of how these trends developed – while they also actively participate in focused discussions, during which key literature is addressed. The course addresses two or three selected topics that represent current debates in anthropology. By reading contemporary ethnographic works students are also introduced to the methods and style of ethnographic writing. In addition, the course provides the students with information on the recent methodological and research trends. | nosilec: izr. prof. Jaka Repič, izvajalec: doc. dr. Sarah Ana Lunaček Brumen |
| Epistemology of Everyday Life | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter |
9 |
Lectures deepen acquired knowledge on ways of life and strengthen mastering of methods in scientific-research and analytical work. They introduce and explain basic notions in theory and philosophy of science as well as main theoretical models for explanation of empirically collected material. Students are equipped with tools for critical understanding and analysis of critical understanding and analysis of cultural phenomena in his or her home and other areas. They offer acquaintance and challenge with current dilemmas and the most recent theoretical range of the discipline. Seminar is aimed to upgrade basic knowledge and introduces students to challenge complex systems and presents critical view on classical (modern) understanding of individual identity in the frame of social systems. It opens students’ new perspectives in studies of contemporary social system and phenomena; the course introduces new perspectives in studies of current social systems and phenomena, it presents some methods in natural sciences which can be used in anthropological research. It is as well leading them to natural sciences theories which are analogues to some theories from the area of social sciences and humanities (e.g., with post-modern theories of society and culture.) At practical classes students, engaged in practical work in the field (research excursions to various locations – in Slovenia and abroad), are introduced to techniques of ethnographic research, conditions of successful anthropological work. After completed practical classes students are trained for individual fieldwork, and they acquire knowledge on systematisation of collected material and ethnographic writing. | nosilec: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič; izvajalci: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič, prof. dr. Dan Podjed, asist. dr. Tomaž Simetinger |
| Epistemology of Everyday Life – lectures | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter |
3 |
Lectures deepen acquired knowledge on ways of life and strengthen mastering of methods in scientific-research and analytical work. They introduce and explain basic notions in theory and philosophy of science as well as main theoretical models for explanation of empirically collected material. Students are equipped with tools for critical understanding and analysis of critical understanding and analysis of cultural phenomena in his or her home and other areas. They offer acquaintance and challenge with current dilemmas and the most recent theoretical range of the discipline. | nosilec in izvajalec: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič |
| Anthropology of Complex Systems – seminar | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter |
3 |
Seminar is aimed to upgrade basic knowledge and introduces students to challenge complex systems and presents critical view on classical (modern) understanding of individual identity in the frame of social systems. It opens students’ new perspectives in studies of contemporary social system and phenomena; the course introduces new perspectives in studies of current social systems and phenomena, it presents some methods in natural sciences which can be used in anthropological research. It is as well leading them to natural sciences theories which are analogues to some theories from the area of social sciences and humanities (e.g., with post-modern theories of society and culture.) | nosilec: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič; izvajalec: prof. dr. Dan Podjed |
| Ethnographic Fieldwork – practical classes | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter |
3 |
At practical classes students, engaged in practical work in the field (research excursions to various locations – in Slovenia and abroad), are introduced to techniques of ethnographic research, conditions of successful anthropological work. After completed practical classes students are trained for individual fieldwork, and they acquire knowledge on systematisation of collected material and ethnographic writing. | nosilec: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič; izvajalec: asist. dr.Tomaž Simetinger |
| GE1 Geografija Slovenije INT | Department of Geography | Winter | 8 | The course is introducing students with the physical- and human geography amenities of Slovenia, their importance for landscape complex, and as well for former, present and future development of the state. Student is capable of analysing the interdependencies among physical- and human geographical components (on selected examples) and is aware of actual geographical issues of Slovenia, its landscapes/regions. | Prof. Irma Potočnik Slavič, Prof. Dejan Rebernik, Prof. Katja Vintar Mally, Asst. Prof. Dejan Cigale, Assoc. Prof. Matej Ogrin, Prof. Uroš Stepišnik, Assoc. Prof. Simon Kušar, Asst. Prof. Tajan Trobec, Prof. Jernej Zupančič |
| German 1 | Department of German Studies | Winter | 4 | Students acquire basic vocabulary related to personal information, studies, family, place of residence, locations, travel, time, and food, as well as key grammatical structures (present tense, future tense, and the present perfect, cases, articles, adjectives, pronouns, and basic sentence types). Particular emphasis is placed on the comprehension of adapted and authentic texts and on producing simple spoken and written texts. Students also become familiar with key features of the German-speaking world (Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland) and develop intercultural competence in relation to selected aspects of Slovenian history and contemporary society. No prior knowledge of German is required. | nosilka dr. Saša Podgoršek, izvajalka asist. dr. Andreja Bole Maia |
| German Films in the Context of International Film Language and Literature | Department of German Studies | Winter | 3 | After an introductory terminological, methodological, and technological overview, students are introduced to a historical survey ranging from silent film to contemporary trends. The course focuses on key milestones of German cinema, including German Expressionism, the cinema of the Weimar Republic and its influence on Hollywood, propaganda film during the Nazi regime, and the New German Cinema. Throughout the course, important and often dynamic interrelations with literature are also highlighted. | izr. prof. dr. Johann Georg Lughofer |
| Musics of the World: Anthropology of Music S | Department of Musicology | Winter | 5 | The course introduces the students to a variety of music cultures from around the world, and at the same time, enables them to understand and appreciate music as an integral part of particular socio-political and cultural contexts. In the class, we consider court, village, urban, religious, and popular music cultures, both in their traditional and contemporary manifestations. Through the examination of particular case studies, we mainly focus on the music cultures of eleven different areas and countries from around the world: India, Egypt, Turkey, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, West Africa, South Africa, Balkans, Andes, and the Caribbean islands. We discuss these music cultures through the perspective of sound, setting/context, and significance, and comprehend them in relation to a variety of socio-political issues such as nationalism, transnationalism, interculture, postcolonialism, globalization, tourism, migration, minorities, gender, class, age, religion, identity, cultural appropriation, exoticization, authenticity, and resistance. Class discussions are based on short weekly reading and writing assignments, and on the analysis of music and video examples. | doc. dr. David Verbuč |
| FI2 Phenomenology and Philosophy of Religion CE - INT | Department of Philosophy | Winter | 3 | Criticism of onto-theology of rational metaphysics in philosophy and theology. Postmodern religiosity and possibility of religion without religion. Phenomenology of groundless attunements. Thinking together philosophical and religious truths through the lens of phenomenology |
red. prof. dr. Janko Lozar Mrevlje |
| PS1 Intelligence, Giftedness, Creativity INT | Department of Psychology | Winter | 3 | Objective is to acquire qualitative and advanced knowledge on two main determinants of human cognitive efficiency – intelligence and creativity; to learn about phenomenology of searching and interpreting interpersonal differences in intelligence, general and specific talents within intelligence and creativity. | doc. dr. Luka Komidar |
| PS1 Qualitative Psychological Research INT | Department of Psychology | Winter | 3 | The student acquires basic knowledge about qualitative psychological studies: how to design such a study, collect and analyse qualitative data, and write research report. | prof. Anja Podlesek |
| RO1 Catalan 1 | Department of Romance Languages and Literatures | Winter | 3 | In developing communicative competence, the focus is on acquiring and using new vocabulary and on the following grammar topics: verb tenses: Present, Periphrastic Perfect Preterite, Imperfect Preterite, Indefinite Preterite, and Future Indicative certain verb periphrases Topics from the fields of civilization, history, and culture include: the development and significance of Catalan music and art familiarization with geographical and historical features |
Amparo Sanz Gonzálbez |
| RO1 Portuguese 1/INT | Department of Romance Languages and Literatures | Winter | 3 | - understanding of written and spoken texts on everyday topics drawn from various media and literature; - developing correct and fluent oral expression with the appropriate vocabulary and register, primarily about everyday and current topics - developing writing skills, related to everyday issues and communication situations. In the development of communication skills, the emphasis is put on the acquisition and use of new vocabulary and grammar in the following sections: - verbal mode: indicativo, imperativo - verb tenses: the formation and use of Presente do indicativo (regular and irregular verbs) - opposition ser / estar / haver (most common use) - some periphrastic verbs with infinitive and gerund Sections from the areas of civilization, history and culture are: - the distribution of the Portuguese language in the world - geography of Portugal and Brazil, and the former Portuguese colonies - development and significance of the Portuguese and Brazilian music, art, literature. |
lekt. Edvin Dervišević |
| RO1 Spanish 1 | Department of Romance Languages and Literatures | Winter | 3 | Phonetics and orthoepy: the sounds of the Spanish phonologic system, pronunciation, change of the meaning in an utterance according to the adopted intonation pattern. Ortography: the alphabet, the accentuation, the use of the graphic accent. Morphology and syntax: The morphological aspects of the noun, adjective, adverb, pronouns and prepositions. Morphology and syntax of the verb in Spanish. Form and use of tenses in indicative: present, past simple tense (el pretérito perfecto simple), the conditional. Verbs with prepositions. Contrast in use of the verbs ser/estar/haber. Particular phrasal verbs. Vocabulary: basic vocabulary, linked to selected thematic fields in textbook. Communicative functions: as specified in the descriptors for A1 and A2 levels (according to the selected textbook). Receptive and productive skills: Oral and written comprehension of short, clear and straightforward texts, linked to everyday topics and social interactions. Production of simple and functionally-oriented written and oral messages. Society and culture: Familiarization with basic civilization-cultural aspects of Spain and Latin America. |
lekt. dr. Trenc Andreja, lekt. Geršak Marija Uršula |
| Elective Second Slavonic Language – Czech Language | Department of Slavistics | Winter | 3 | In the communicatively based lessons, students will learn the basics of Czech grammar, which will enable them to communicate in everyday life situations. Vocabulary is acquired and practised through short texts, authentic materials and listening. They practise communication in simulations of common dialogues in the form of role plays, pair work and group discussions. Each lesson includes practicing the pronunciation of problematic phonemes. Students also learn about the geographical and cultural characteristics of the Czech Republic. Thanks to the use of modern linguodidactic methods, in the winter semester students will acquire basic language skills in Czech at the A1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference. | doc. dr. Jana Šnytova |
| Elective Second Slavonic Language – Polish Language | Department of Slavistics | Winter | 3 | Throughout the year-round course in Polish students learn the basics of polish language, with an emphasis on communication in everyday situations, they learn about geographical and cultural features. Additionally, they have a chance to participate in events, organised by the teachers and students of the chair of Polish Studies such as film screenings and literary events. Classes are taught using modern textbooks and foreign language teaching methods | doc. dr. Lidija Rezoničnik |
| Asian Religions INT | Department of Asian Studies | Spring | 3 | In the framework of this subject, the students will be acquainted with the following scopes of content: - Historical overview of religions in East Asia. - The problem of distinguishing and defining the concept of religion and its characteristics in relation to other ideological discourses (philosophy, science, art). - Knowledge of the causes and effects of cultural spread of religions. - The issue of institutionalisation of religions. - Confucian ethics and its social impact. - Philosophical (dao jia) and folk or religious Daoism (dao jiao). - Buddhism in general: philosophical or ideological foundations, historical development; Indian roots, Hinayana and Mahayana Buddhism, spread of Buddhism in Southeast Asia, China and Japan. - The central school of sinologised Buddhism. - The influence of traditional beliefs (Shamanism, bon). - Development and schools of Chan (Zen) Buddhism. - Shintoism. - Christianity, Islam and Judaism in East Asia. |
izr. prof. dr. Nataša VisočnikGerželj |
| Korean Art 2 | Department of Asian Studies | Spring | 3 | Korean Modern and Contemporary Art - Colonial Modernity Contested - The Spread of International Modernism - Reconstruction and Post-Korean War Art - The Monochrome Art Movement - Minjung Art - Today’s Contemporary Korean Art - The Lure of International Art - Korean Contemporary Art Movie |
izr. prof. dr. Byoung Yoong Kang |
| LaTeX for linguists | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | Spring | 6 | Have you struggled with Microsoft Word or LibreOffice Writer when writing your BA thesis? LaTeX may be the solution for your MA. In this course, we will address the common typesetting challenges such as citing the literature, presenting and cross-referencing linguistic examples, laying out tables, and drawing various diagrams including linguistic trees. | doc. dr. Sašo Živanović |
| AN1 Introduction to the History of English | Department of English | Spring | 3 | This course examines the interaction of language and society through an examination of historical language variation and change in English in its communities of users. We will look at the interaction of language and society in the history of English through the major themes of mobility (mobility of peoples and mobility of information), contact (contact between communities and contact between language varieties), and social class (the speech of higher vs. lower social classes). | prof. Andrej Stopar |
| International Education | Department of Educational Sciences | Spring | 5 | This course invites you into the heart of contemporary educational change, where global trends, European policy frameworks, and national reforms intersect. You will explore how globalisation and Europeanisation shape education systems, how international organisations influence global education policy, and why countries increasingly borrow ideas and practices from one another (https://pedagogika-andragogika.ff.uni-lj.si/en/node/296000). | prof. dr. Klara Skubic Ermenc |
| AN1 Language in Use II INT | Department of English | Spring | 3 | Reading comprehension; writing abilities; listening comprehension; speaking abilities. Course material covers the following topics: showbusiness, reality shows; crime and punishment; clothes, fashion, fur; the arts; love, weddings, marriages; topical issues; topics selected by teachers and students. / Bralno razumevanje; pisna zmožnost; slušno razumevanje; govorna zmožnost. Teme: šovbiznis, resničnostni šovi; zločin in kazen; obleka, moda, krzno; umetnost; ljubezen, poroke, zakonske zveze; aktualne teme in dogodki; teme po izbiri lektorjev in študentov. | Mojca Belak (nosilka in izvajalka), Veronika Rot Gabrovec (izvajalka) |
| Anthropology of Death INT | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Spring | 5 | The course examines cultural and social phenomena related to dying, death, funeral, mourning / bereavement and the dead. Covered are the subjects: dying and death as a social phenomenon; the cultural history of death; attitudes towards dying and death throughout history; death and emotions; medicalization of death; models of mourning; death rituals and their role in the community in the context of social change; death, notions of the afterlife and religion; dead body and material aspects of death; mass death and mass graves; the dead as vehicles of social memory and their social role; the relationship between the living and the dead; communication with the dead; death and the dead in popular culture. | nosilec: prof. dr. Mirjam Mencej; izvajalca: znanst. sodel. dr. Tatjana Bužekova, znans. sodel. dr. Michal Uhrin |
| Anthropology of Popular Music | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Spring | 5 | After introductory historical overview of the development of popular music in the 20th century and presentation of historical divisions between traditional, classical and popular music, the course introduces popular music streams and genres and their studies. Besides an overview of the development of popular music the course therefore presents development of critical and analytical approaches to popular music, with accentuation on selected ethnographic examples. | prof. dr. Rajko Muršič |
| Dutch Language and Culture I | Department of German Studies | Spring | 3 | The course introduces students to the basics of the Dutch language and communication in everyday formal and informal situations. Students acquire basic vocabulary and fundamental grammatical structures necessary for basic communication and actively practice the basics of Dutch pronunciation. An important component of the course is the gradual introduction to the culture of the Dutch-speaking world, which accompanies the language learning process. | doc. dr. Anita Srebnik |
| German 2 | Department of German Studies | Spring | 4 | The course builds on previously acquired vocabulary and expands it with new thematic areas such as describing people, academic and professional interests, landmarks, places and regions, and narrating past events. Students consolidate previously learned grammatical structures and acquire more advanced ones, including the simple past, prepositions and verbs with prepositions, comparison of adjectives, subordinate and infinitive clauses, and the passive voice. Emphasis is placed on the comprehension of longer adapted and authentic texts and on producing more complex spoken and written texts. Students also become familiar with selected cultural features of the German-speaking countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein) and develop intercultural competence. Special attention is given to the effective use of dictionaries, encyclopedias, online language resources, and machine translation tools. The expected prior knowledge is at the A1 level. | nosilka dr. Saša Podgoršek, izvajalec lekt. dr. Torsten Erdbrügger |
| Swedish Language and Culture I | Department of German Studies | Spring | 3 | The course introduces students to the basics of the Swedish language and communication in everyday formal and informal situations, such as introducing oneself, greeting, telephone conversations, shopping, ordering in a restaurant, and using public transport. Students acquire basic vocabulary and fundamental grammatical structures and learn the basics of Swedish pronunciation. In addition to language skills, students gradually become familiar with basic information about Sweden and selected aspects of Swedish society and culture. | lekt. Mita Gustinčič Pahor |
| Historical Geography | Department of History | Spring | 5 | - bridging the divide between history and geography, interdisciplinary approaches; - historical geography of Central Europe and the Slovenian territory, focusing on the period from 1500 onwards, with emphases on demographic, economic and environmental history and their interplay: concepts and overview; - field-work contextualisation of a selection of the contents presented in the classroom, on a historical-geography excursion; - historical critical method in historical geography. |
nosilec prof. dr. Peter Štih/ izvajalec doc. dr. Žiga Zwitter |
| Ethnomusicology 2 S | Department of Musicology | Spring | 4 | Theme: Contemporary topics in ethnomusicology: sound, affect, commodity The main concepts in the title of this course (sound, affect, commodity) point to the three prominent current trends in music anthropology/ethnomusicology: sound studies, affect studies, and economic ethnomusicology (also related to material culture studies). This course will therefore present new research and new publications (many of them prize-winning) from these cutting-edge subfields of cultural and music anthropology (ethnomusicology), which concomitantly challenge some problematic preconceptions in academia as related to rigid binary social constructions, for example, sound vs music (in sound studies), cultural vs pre-cultural, political vs apolitical, or referential vs embodied (in affect theory), taste and value vs class and economy, or capitalist vs non-capitalist exchange (in economic ethnomusicology), and animate vs inanimate objects (in material culture studies). Ultimately, the course will attempt to address the question of the interrelatedness of sound, affect, community, and commodity. The course will be based on weekly readings and in-class discussions. Students will also have to prepare one class presentation, and submit a final paper. We will also host guests and organize fieldwork excursions. |
doc. dr. David Verbuč |
| Communication in South Slavic Languages1: Serbian Language | Department of Slavistics | Spring | 3 | Students will strengthen linguistic knowledge and communication skills in Serbian, i.e. listening and reading comprehension, oral and written expression, on various conversation topics, focusing on language for specific purposes (economics, environmental issues, health, etc.). | lekt. Jelena Filipović |
| SK1 Introduction to LGBT Studies | Department of Sociology | Spring | 4 | . Pre-modern and modern understanding of (homo)sexuality (homosexuality as a sin and social crime) 2. Scientific research into sexual desire (psychiatric and medial investigations into construction of a homosexual as a mentally ill person) 3. Sociological theories and issues of sexual orientation and gender identity (essentialism, social constructivism, labeling theory, symbolic interactionism; 4. Queer theory (deconstruction of identities and binaries hetero/homo, normality and heteronormativity, social construction of homosexuality and heterosexuality) 5. Domestic and foreign modern LGTB movement (from the politics of assimilation to the identity politics) 6. Homosexuality and religion 7. LGBT people and popular culture (media representations of LGBT community) 8. Transgender issues 9. Private/public, intimate citizenship,marriage and families 10. Everyday life of LGBT people (formation and disclosure of LGBT identity, homophobia, transphobia, prejudices and stereotypes, public opinion, human rights). |
prof. dr. Roman Kuhar |
Academic year 2025/2026
| Subject/Predmet | Department/Oddelek | Prerequisites | ECTS | Semester | Prijava/Application |
| Civil Society Movements and Contemporary South Korea | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Winter | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Culture of Islam | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Whole year | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Modern Persian 1 | Department of Asian Studies | 6 | Whole year | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Korean Art 1 | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Spring | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Korean Culture | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Winter | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Urban Cultures and Cities in South Korea | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Spring | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Korean Tradition and Modernity | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Winter | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian 1 | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Winter | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian 2 (I) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Winter | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian 3 (I) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Winter | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Historical linguistics | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 6 | Winter | Oliver.Currie@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Trends in ELT | Department of English | 3 | Winter | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Anthropology of complex systems - Seminar | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | 3 | Winter | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Current Debates in Social and Cultural Anthropology | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | 3 | Winter | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Epistemology of Everyday Life | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter |
9 |
Lectures deepen acquired knowledge on ways of life and strengthen mastering of methods in scientific-research and analytical work. They introduce and explain basic notions in theory and philosophy of science as well as main theoretical models for explanation of empirically collected material. Students are equipped with tools for critical understanding and analysis of critical understanding and analysis of cultural phenomena in his or her home and other areas. They offer acquaintance and challenge with current dilemmas and the most recent theoretical range of the discipline. Seminar is aimed to upgrade basic knowledge and introduces students to challenge complex systems and presents critical view on classical (modern) understanding of individual identity in the frame of social systems. It opens students’ new perspectives in studies of contemporary social system and phenomena; the course introduces new perspectives in studies of current social systems and phenomena, it presents some methods in natural sciences which can be used in anthropological research. It is as well leading them to natural sciences theories which are analogues to some theories from the area of social sciences and humanities (e.g., with post-modern theories of society and culture.) At practical classes students, engaged in practical work in the field (research excursions to various locations – in Slovenia and abroad), are introduced to techniques of ethnographic research, conditions of successful anthropological work. After completed practical classes students are trained for individual fieldwork, and they acquire knowledge on systematisation of collected material and ethnographic writing. | nosilec: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič; izvajalci: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič, prof. dr. Dan Podjed, asist. dr. Tomaž Simetinger |
| Epistemology of Everyday Life – lectures | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter |
3 |
Lectures deepen acquired knowledge on ways of life and strengthen mastering of methods in scientific-research and analytical work. They introduce and explain basic notions in theory and philosophy of science as well as main theoretical models for explanation of empirically collected material. Students are equipped with tools for critical understanding and analysis of critical understanding and analysis of cultural phenomena in his or her home and other areas. They offer acquaintance and challenge with current dilemmas and the most recent theoretical range of the discipline. | nosilec in izvajalec: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič |
| Anthropology of Complex Systems – seminar | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter |
3 |
Seminar is aimed to upgrade basic knowledge and introduces students to challenge complex systems and presents critical view on classical (modern) understanding of individual identity in the frame of social systems. It opens students’ new perspectives in studies of contemporary social system and phenomena; the course introduces new perspectives in studies of current social systems and phenomena, it presents some methods in natural sciences which can be used in anthropological research. It is as well leading them to natural sciences theories which are analogues to some theories from the area of social sciences and humanities (e.g., with post-modern theories of society and culture.) | nosilec: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič; izvajalec: prof. dr. Dan Podjed |
| Ethnographic Fieldwork – practical classes | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter |
3 |
At practical classes students, engaged in practical work in the field (research excursions to various locations – in Slovenia and abroad), are introduced to techniques of ethnographic research, conditions of successful anthropological work. After completed practical classes students are trained for individual fieldwork, and they acquire knowledge on systematisation of collected material and ethnographic writing. | nosilec: prof. dr. Rajko Muršič; izvajalec: asist. dr.Tomaž Simetinger |
| German 1 INT | Department of German, Dutch and Swedish | 4 | Winter | Torsten.Erdbrugger@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Medieval History of Southeast Europe | Department of History | available only for Erasmus students | 5 | Winter | ziga.zwitter@ff.uni-lj.si |
| FI2 Phenomenology and Philosophy of Religion - INT | Department of Philosophy | 3 | Winter | domen.mohoric@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Intelligence, Giftedness, Creativity | Department of Psychology | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Winter | psy.international@gmail.com |
| Qualitative Psychological Research | Department of Psychology | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Winter | psy.international@gmail.com |
| RO1 Romanian I/INT | Department of Romance Languages and Literatures | 3 | Winter | ioana.jieanu@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Portuguese 1 | Department of Romance Languages and Literatures | 3 | winter | edvin.dervisevic@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Elective Second Slavic Language - Slovak Language | Department of Slavistics | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | winter | Hana.Lacova@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Slovene as a foreign language 1 | Department of Slovenian Studies | 3 | Winter | To apply contact: Letoplus@uni-lj.si and in the subject of the e-mail write Slovene for exchange students at the Faculty of Arts, as the places are limited. Only for exchnage students at Faculty of Arts. | |
| A sociology of violence and deviance | Department of Sociology | available only for Erasmus students | 4 | Winter | andreja.koncan@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Applied Ethnomusicology | Department of Musicology | 5 | Winter | david.verbuc@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Musics of the World: Anthropology of Music | Department of Musicology | 5 | Winter | david.verbuc@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Asian Religions | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Spring | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Islam Culture | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Spring | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Modern Persian Language | Department of Asian Studies | 6 | Spring | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Modern Greek II | Department of Classics | The course is aimed at students who learn Modern Greek as a foreign language. Modern Greek course, aimed at students with basic knowledge of Ancient Greek. | 4 | Spring | nastja.janzekovic@ff.uni-lj.si |
| LaTeX for linguists | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 6 | Spring | saso.zivanovic@guest.arnes.si | |
| Hungarian I (II) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Spring | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian 2 (II) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Spring | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian 3 (II) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Spring | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Curriculum Studies | Department of Educational Studies | 5 | Spring | nevenka.prices@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Introduction to the History of English | Department of English | 3 | Spring | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Language in Use II | Department of English | 3 | Spring | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| History of English | Department of English | 3 | Spring | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Sensory anthropology | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | 5 | Spring | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Geography of Slovenia INT | Department of Geography | available only for Erasmus students | 8 | Spring | bostjan.rogelj@ff.uni-lj.si |
| International migrations and dispora INT | Department of Geography | available only for Erasmus students | 6 | Spring | bostjan.rogelj@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Intercultural Studies – Germany INT | Department of German, Dutch and Swedish | 3 | Spring | Janja.PolajnarLenarcic@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| German 2 INT | Department of German, Dutch and Swedish | 4 | Spring | Torsten.Erdbrugger@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Historical Geography | Department of History | 5 | Spring | ziga.zwitter@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Score Playing 2 | Department of Musicology | 3 | Spring | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Romanian I/INT | Department of Romance Languages and Literatures | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Spring | ioana.jieanu@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Communication in South Slavic Languages1: Serbian Language | Department of Slavistics | 3 | Spring | Tatjana.BalazicBulc@ff.uni-lj.si Jelena.Filipovic@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Second Slavic Language – Polish | Department of Slavistics | 3 | Spring | tina.podrzaj@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Slovene as a foreign language 1 | Department of Slovenian Studies | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Spring | To apply contact: Letoplus@uni-lj.si and in the subject of the e-mail write Slovene for exchange students at the Faculty of Arts, as the places are limited. Only for exchnage students at Faculty of Arts. |
| An introduction to LGBT studies | Department of Sociology | 4 | Spring | andreja.koncan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Romanian 1 | Department of Romance Languages and Literatures | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Spring | ioana.jieanu@ff.uni-lj.si |
Academic year 2024/2025
See Timetables for exchange students.
List of Courses at the Department of Classics
| Subject/Predmet | Department/Oddelek | Prerequisites | ECTS | Semester | Prijava/Application |
| Japanese Language in Practice 1*full year subject | Department of Asian Studies | required prior knowledge of Japanese - *full year subject | 6 | Full year | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Modern Persian 1 | Department of Asian Studies | 6 | Full year | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Civil Society Movements and Contemporary South Korea | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Winter | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Korean Tradition and Modernity INT | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Winter | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian 3 (I) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Winter | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian Language 2 (I) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Winter | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian 1 - non-indo-European language 1 | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Winter | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Trends in ELT | Department of English | 3 | Winter | jason.blake@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Anthropology of complex systems - Seminar | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | 3 | Winter | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Current Debates in Social and Cultural Anthropology | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | 3 | Winter | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Epistemology of Everyday Life - Lectures | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | 3 | Winter | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Ethnographic Fieldwork - Practical Classes | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | 3 | Winter | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Geography of Slovenia | Department of Geography | available only for Erasmus students | 8 | Winter | bostjan.rogelj@ff.uni-lj.si |
| German 1 INT | Department of German, Dutch and Swedish | 4 | Winter | Andreja.BoleMaia@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Medieval History of SE Europe | Department of History | available only for Erasmus students | 5 | Winter | ziga.zwitter@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Score Playing 1 | Department of Musicology | 3 | Winter | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Musics of the World: Anthropology of Music | Department of Musicology | 5 | Winter | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Applied ethnomusicology | Department of Musicology | 5 | Winter | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Intelligence, Giftedness, Creativity (INT) | Department of Psychology | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Winter | psy.international@gmail.com |
| Qualitative psychological research (INT) | Department of Psychology | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Winter | psy.international@gmail.com |
| Romanian I/INT | Department of Romance Languages | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Winter | ioana.jieanu@ff.uni-lj.si |
| RO1 Catalan 1 | Department of Romance Languages | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Winter | ana.simoniti@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Slovenščina kot tuji jezik - lektorat 1 INT/Slovene as Foreign Language – Lectorat 1 | Department of Slovenian Studies | available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Arts | 3 | Winter | daniela.preglau@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Second Slavic Language – Slovak | Department of Stavistics | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Winter | hana.lacova@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Second Slavic Language – Czech | Department of Stavistics | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Winter | jana.snytova@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Phenomenology and Philosophy of Religion INT | Department of Philosophy | 3 | Winter | ela.taniguchi@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Culture of Islam | Department of Asian Studies Spring | 3 | Spring | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Modern Greek II | Department of Classics | The course is aimed at students who learn Modern Greek as a foreign language. Modern Greek course, aimed at students with basic knowledge of Ancient Greek. | 4 | Spring | nastja.janzekovic@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Hungarian Language 1 (II) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Spring | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian Language 2 (II) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Spring | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian Language 3 (II) | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | 3 | Spring | andrea.ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| LaTeX for linguists | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | available only for Erasmus students | 6 | Spring | saso.zivanovic@guest.arnes.si |
| Language in Use II | Department of English | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Spring | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Introduction to the History of English INT | Department of English | 3 | Spring | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Geography of Slovenia | Department of Geography | available only for Erasmus students | 8 | Spring | bostjan.rogelj@ff.uni-lj.si |
| International migrations and diaspora | Department of Geography | available only for Erasmus students | 6 | Spring | bostjan.rogelj@ff.uni-lj.si |
| German 2 INT | Department of German, Dutch and Swedish | 4 | Spring | Bernhard.Winkler@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Intercultural Studies – Germany INT | Department of German, Dutch and Swedish | 3 | Spring | Janja.PolajnarLenarcic@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Historical Geography INT | Department of History | available only for Erasmus students | 5 | Spring | ziga.zwitter@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Ethnomusicology 3 | Department of Musicology | 4 | Spring | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Romanian I/INT | Department of Romance Languages | available only for Erasmus students | 3 | Spring | ioana.jieanu@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Communication in South Slavic Languages 1 - Serbian | Department of Slavistics | 3 | Spring | tatjana.balazicbulc@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Slovenščina kot tuji jezik - lektorat 1 INT/Slovene as Foreign Language – Lectorat 1 | Department of Slovenian Studies | available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Arts | 3 | Spring | daniela.preglau@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Life Styles and Family Praxis | Department of Sociology | available only for Erasmus students | 4 | Spring | andreja.koncan@ff.uni-lj.si |
| Introduction to Gay and Lesbian studies INT | Department of Sociology | available only for Erasmus students | 4 | Spring | andreja.koncan@ff.uni-lj.si |
| The Anthropology of Space and Place | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | 4 | Spring | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Asian Communities' Responses to Global Challenges | Department of Asian Studies | 3 | Spring | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si |
Academic year 2023/2024
See Timetables for exchange students.
Courses offered at the Department of Classics are available here.
Courses offered at the Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology are available here.
| Subject/Predmet | Department/Oddelek | Semester | KT/ECTS | application/prijava | Prerequisites |
| Japanese Language in Practice 1*full year subject | Department of Asian Studies | Full year | 6 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | required prior knowledge of Japanese |
| Modern Chinese - Language Tutorial 1*full year subject | Department of Asian Studies | Full year | 6 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Modern Korean 2*full year subject | Department of Asian Studies | Full year | 9 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | required prior knowledge of Korean |
| RO1 Catalan 1 | Department of Romance languages and Literatures | Winter | 3 | To apply contact the secretary of the department: manuela.volmajer@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Chinese Philosophy | Department of Asian Studies | Winter | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Introduction to Korean Literature 1 | Department of Asian Studies | Winter | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | required prior knowledge of Korean |
| Korean Phonetics 2 | Department of Asian Studies | Winter | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | required prior knowledge of Korean |
| Korean Tradition and Modernity | Department of Asian Studies | Winter | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Korean Writing 2 | Department of Asian Studies | Winter | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | required prior knowledge of Korean |
| The History of Korea | Department of Asian Studies | Winter | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | required prior knowledge of Korean |
| Creative Writing 1 – Poetry | Department of Comparative Literature and Literary Theory | Winter | 3 | irena.ipavecdobrota@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Hungarian 1 - non-indo-European language 1 | Department of Comparitive and General Linguistics | Winter | 3 | Andrea.Ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian 3 (I) | Department of Comparitive and General Linguistics | Winter | 3 | Andrea.Ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian Language 2 (I) | Department of Comparitive and General Linguistics | Winter | 3 | Andrea.Ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Trends in ELT | Department of English | Winter | 3 | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Anthropology of complex systems - Seminar | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter | 3 | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Anthropology of the Mediterranean INT | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter | 3 | To apply contact the departmental coordinator: sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si. | available only for Erasmus students |
| Current Trends in Social and Cultural Anthropology | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter | 3 | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Epistemology of Everyday Life - Lectures | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter | 3 | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Ethnographic Fieldwork - Practical Classes | Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology | Winter | 3 | sarah.lunacek@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| GE1 Geografija Slovenije INT | Department of Geography | Winter | 8 | To apply contact the departmental coordinator: bostjan.rogelj@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| GER1 Nemščina 1 INT/German 1 INT | Department of German, Dutch and Swedish | Winter | 4 | tatjana.gyorkos@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| GER2 German Films in the Context of International Film Language and Literature INT | Department of German, Dutch and Swedish | Winter | 3 | JohannGeorg.Lughofer@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Medieval History of SE Europe | Department of History | Winter | 5 | ziga.zwitter@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Applied ethnomusicology | Department of Musicology | Winter | 5 | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| MU1 Etnoansambel 1 (Ethno music group 1) | Department of Musicology | Winter | 3 | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| MU1 Igranje partitur 1 (Score Playing 1) | Department of Musicology | Winter | 3 | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Musics of the World: Anthropology of Music | Department of Musicology | Winter | 5 | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| FI2 Phenomenology and Philosophy of Religion -INT | Department of Philosophy | Winter | 3 | To apply contact the secretary of the department: renata.kalisek@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Qualitative psychological research (INT) | Department of Psychology | Winter | 3 | psy.international@gmail.com | available only for Erasmus students |
| Romanian I/INT | Department of Romance languages | Winter | 3 | ioana.jieanu@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Elective Second Slavonic Language - Czech Language | Department of Slavic Studies | Winter | 3 | Jana.Snytova@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Elective Second Slavonic Language - Slovak Language | Department of Slavic Studies | Winter | 3 | Hana.Lacova@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Slovenščina kot tuji jezik - lektorat 1 INT/Slovene as Foreign Language – Lectorat 1 | Department of Slovenian Studies | Winter | 3 | daniela.preglau@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Arts |
| Introduction to Korean Literature 2 | Department of Asian Studies | Spring | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | required prior knowledge of Korean |
| Korean Art 1 | Department of Asian Studies | Spring | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Korean Society | Department of Asian Studies | Spring | 3 | jasna.bavec@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Modern Greek II INT | Department of Classics | Spring | 4 | nastja.janzekovic@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| LaTeX for linguists | Department of Comparative and General Linguistics | Spring | 6 | saso.zivanovic@guest.arnes.si | |
| Hungarian Language 1 (II) | Department of Comparitive and General Linguistics | Spring | 3 | Andrea.Ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian Language 2 (II) | Department of Comparitive and General Linguistics | Spring | 3 | Andrea.Ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Hungarian Language 3 (II) | Department of Comparitive and General Linguistics | Spring | 3 | Andrea.Ivan@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Curriculum Studies | Department of Educational Sciences | Spring | 5 | To apply contact the secretary of the department: nevenka.princes@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Language in Use II | Department of Englsih | Spring | 3 | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Social history of English INT | Department of Englsih | Spring | 3 | JasonFrederick.Blake@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| GE1 Geografija Slovenije INT | Department of Geography | Spring | 8 | bostjan.rogelj@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| International migrations and dispora / GE2 Mednarodne selitve in izseljenstvo INT | Department of Geography | Spring | 6 | To apply contact the departmental coordinator: bostjan.rogelj@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Historical Geography / Historična geografija | Department of History | Spring | 5 | ziga.zwitter@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Ethnomusicology 1 | Department of Musicology | Spring | 4 | tajnistvo.muzikologije@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Romanian I/INT | Department of Romance languages | Spring | 3 | ioana.jieanu@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Communication in South Slavic Languages 1: Serbian Language | Department of Slavic Studies | Spring | 3 | tatjana.balazicbulc@ff.uni-lj.si tijana.milenkovic@ff.uni-lj.si | |
| Slovenščina kot tuji jezik - lektorat 1 INT/Slovene as Foreign Language – Lectorat 1 | Department of Slovenian Studies | Spring | 3 | daniela.preglau@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students of Faculty of Arts |
| Introduction to gay and lesbian studies INT | Department of Sociology | Spring | 4 | andreja.koncan@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |
| Life Styles and Family Praxis | Department of Sociology | Spring | 4 | andreja.koncan@ff.uni-lj.si | available only for Erasmus students |