University of Ljubljana
Faculty of Arts
Department of Ethnology
and Cultural Anthropology
Aškerčeva 2
SI-1000 Ljubljana
T: +386 (1) 241 15 20
Email contact:
eika@ff.uni-lj.si

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Curriculum and Course Syllabuses

1^st year

Semester 1	ECTS
Methodology in Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology	7
Ethnology of Europe	6
Ethnology of Slovenia 1	4
The Culture of Architecture and Living	3
Social Memory and Cultural Heritage	3
Foreign Language I (Italian or German)	3
Visual Anthropology	3
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Semester 2
The History of Slovenian Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology	3
Ethnology of Slovenia 2	4
The Culture of Architecture and Living	3
Social Memory and Cultural Heritage	3
Theories in Anthropology	5
Economic Anthropology	3
Ethnology of Asia	6
Foreign Language I (Italian or German)	3
Practical Training I	2
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2^nd year

Semester 3	ECTS
Theories of Culture, Way of Life and Identities	3
Folkloristics	5
Ethnology of Americas	5
Seminar I	3
Specialist-elective Courses	6
Ethnological Conservation	5
Foreign Language II (Italian or German)	3
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Semester 4
Seminar II	3
Specialist-elective courses	9
Applied Anthropology and Cultural Management	3
Ethnology of Slovenia 3	5
Ethnological Museology	5
Foreign Language II (Italian or German)	3
Practical Training II	2
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3^rd year

Semester 5	ECTS
Ethnology of Africa	5
Symbolic Anthropology	3
Introduction to Mythology	3
Ecological Anthropology	5
Specialist-elective Courses	9
Diploma Seminar	3
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Semester 6
Ethnology of Australia and Oceania	5
Kinship and Social Structure	3
Urban Anthropology	3
Specialist-elective Courses	3
General Optional Courses	9
Practical Training III	2
Diploma's Work	7
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Specialist-elective Courses

In the second year the student chooses:
2 subjects taught via lectures,
1 subject taught via lectures and practical classes,
1 subject taught via practical classes.

In the third year the student chooses:
1 subject taught via lectures,
1 subject taught via lectures and practical classes,
1 subject taught via practical classes.

Lectures:

Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality (3 ECTS)
Ethnicity, Nationalism, Racism (3 ECTS)
Ethnology of European Witchcraft (3 ECTS)
Ethnological Studies of Slovenian Diasporas (3 ECTS)
Cultures of Latin America (3 ECTS)
Postcolonial Anthropology (3 ECTS)
Slovenian Oral Literature (6 ECTS)
Genesis of the Slovene Folkloristic Theory (3 ECTS)

Lectures and Practical Classes:
Anthropology of Media (6 ECTS)
Anthropology of Migration (6 ECTS)
Anthropology of Modern Slovenia (6 ECTS)
Anthropology of Tourism (6 ECTS)
Social Relations in Slovenia (6 ECTS)
Ethnographic Research (6 ECTS)
Ethnological Didactics (6 ECTS)
Advertising Culture (6 ECTS)
Business Culture and International Relations (6 ECTS)
Rural Development (6 ECTS)
Regional Studies and Development (6 ECTS)

Practical Classes:
Applied Anthropology and Cultural Management - Practical Classes (3 ECTS)
Ethnological Museology - Practical Classes (3 ECTS)
Ethnological Conservation - Practical Classes (3 ECTS)
Folkloristics - Practical Classes (3 ECTS)
Urban Anthropology - Practical Classes (3 ECTS)
Visual Anthropology - Practical Classes (3 ECTS)

Seminars and Diploma Work

Students attend Seminar I, Seminar II and Diploma seminar in the 2^nd and 3^rd year of study. In the 3^rd year they write and defend their Diploma work (BA thesis).

Anthropology of Migration
Anthropology of Tourism
Applied Anthropology and Cultural Management
Ethnology of Asia
Ethnology of Europe
Ethnology of Slovenia
Ethnological Museology
Folkloristics
The Culture of Architecture and Living
Social Memory and Cultural Heritage
Theories of Culture, Way of Life and Identities
Urban Anthropology
Visual Anthropology

General Optional Courses

Students in their 3rd year choose general optional courses that amount to 9 credits. Any course carried out as part of an undergraduate programme of a university in Slovenia or abroad can be acknowledged as a general optional course.

Practical Training I, II and III

Students are obligated to complete Practical training in each year of study, which encompasses 30 hours or 6 day, whereby a workday consists of 5 hours. Practical training is carried out all 3 years of study through fieldwork research workshops or in institutions.