Access requirements Description
Admission to the first year of study programme Cultural Heritage shall be granted to candidates who have passed:
- Matura or
- Vocational matura under any secondary school programme and an examination in the matura subject the English language; if the candidate has already taken this subject under vocational matura, an examination in the matura subject in the field of social sciences (Sociology or Geography) or humanities (Slovenian, Hungarian or Italian language as the second language in the mixed national territory, foreign language: German, French, Italian); or
- School-leaving examination (prior to 1 June 1995) under any four-year secondary school programme.
For successful inclusion in the study process it is recommended that candidates have the B2 level knowledge of the English language; such knowledge can also be acquired in the 420-hour course. Under the second foreign language option the choice of Italian enables students to study on the elementary or intermediate levels, whereas the choice of French means the elementary level studies.
Programme learning outcomes
Students are able to:
- understand, describe, analyse, critically evaluate and co-shape the social context in which they work,
- recognise and observe modern social issues on the level of administrative and business activities,
- analyse the possibilities for their own work on development areas,
- find the appropriate way with the help of a professional or in a group for resolving issues of administrative and business communication in Slovenian and in one or two foreign languages,
- use modern technologies,
- use certain business writing categories and spoken forms of communication,
- speak (and write) in the English language on the basic level of written communication, and also in one other foreign language,
- understand additional two optional languages and communicate in them on the A1 or A2 level according to the European guidance for language training,
- understand, describe, analyse, critically evaluate the cultural context in which they work,
- recognise and observe modern cultural guidance and cultural politics.
Mandatory practical training description
The special feature of the program is the mandatory one-semester internship abroad, which enables the acquisition of a foreign language in the home environment and ensures better employment opportunities in the environment in which the students do their internship.
Description of quality assurance obligations of the programme / institution
The University of Primorska carries out all necessary activities to monitor and ensure the quality of its work. In its work, the University is committed to the Slovenian and European recommendations and standards in the field of quality.
According to the Higher Education Act and the UP Statute, the Rector is responsible for the quality of the University, who, with the approval of the University Senate, adopts criteria for the quality of the University, study programmes, scientific research, artistic and professional work and is responsible for monitoring, determining and ensuring quality (self-evaluation of the University).
Number of available Places
Slovenian citizens and other citizens of Member States of the European Union: 40
Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship: 4
Foreign citizens of non-European Union countries: 8
Parallel studies: 4