Study
- After entering the EU in 2004 Slovenia became also interesting and desired country for many foreign students and high school pupils. Photo: Katarina Krmelj
Slovenia strongly supports the idea of construction of a genuine European area of knowledge and strives to implement measures supporting equal opportunities, school success, mobility in general, higher education and vocational education and training, language learning, safety at school, non-discrimination, educational technologies and distance education, academic and professional recognition of qualifications, educational statistics, overall development of general education and vocational training, development of undergraduate and the modernisation of postgraduate studies.
Over the last fifteen years higher education in Slovenia has undergone several legislative and structural changes, rapid inisitituional development and a significant increase in student numbers and became also interesting and desired country for many foreign students and high school pupils.
Go on, dig a little bit deeper through the website and you just might realise that Slovenia is your ultimate study destination.
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Incoming students
University of Ljubljana
International Relations
http://www.uni-lj.si/en/mobility_programmes/incoming_students.aspx
(Contacts, English home pages and English courses at faculties of the University of Ljubljana
University of Maribor
International Relations
http://www.uni-mb.si/podrocje.aspx?id=454
University of Primorska
International Relations
http://www.upr.si/mednarodno-sodelovanje/international-relations/
University of Nova Gorica
International Office
http://www.ung.si/en/about-university/international-office/
Features
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Jernej Barbič – internationally recognised innovator
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Centenary of Edvard Rusjan's Death
January 2011
Edvard Rusjan (1886-1911), the Slovenian aviation pioneer, was remembered on 9 January at a ceremony at the outskirts of the city of Belgrade, Serbia where he crashed his plane and died hundred years ago to the day.
The doctor’s mission is to help his fellow man
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Elite emigrants
November 2010
Slovenian scientists, university professors and academics working beyond the borders of Slovenia and overseas represent an extraordinary intellectual potential. It is estimated that at least 10% of all Slovenian researchers work...