CO
COMPARATIVE
LITERATURE AND
LITERARY THEORY
FIRST-CYCLE
UNIVERSITY STUDY PROGRAMME
and FIRST-CYCLE,
COMBINED
UNIVERSITY STUDY PROGRAMME
The programmes are designed according to the Bologna Declaration. The first-cycle programmes
last three years (180 ECTS credit
points).
The first-cycle programme in
Comparative Literature and Literary Theory provides students
with comprehensive knowledge
from the field of literary science
and introduces them to comparative literature, literary history, and literary theory. Special
emphasis is placed on the rela-
tionships between literature and
other art and culture, and on the
issue of Slovene literature in the
context of European and world literature, which is one of the focal
points of the study. The programme prepares students for work
with texts that require extensive
literary and broad cultural knowledge. On the practical level, it
qualifies them for literary or cultural journalism, editorial work
(publishing, newspapers, radio,
and television), dramaturgical
work (theatre, radio), literary
criticism, and writing. Graduates
also obtain knowledge and skills
not directly related to literary
texts, such as how to organise
national and international cultural events, as well as experience
in public relations activities and
copywriting.
The first-cycle, combined, university study programme lasts
three years (six semesters) and
is worth 180 ECTS credit points
in combination with the second
combined programme. Each of
the two combined programmes
represents exactly 50% of the
study load, or 90 ECTS credit points. The combination of the two
combined programmes therefore
forms a single complete study
programme.
This programme can be combined with any of the accredited,
combined study programmes.
PROFILE OF THE GRADUATE
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
A prospective student is eligible to apply for admission under any of the
following conditions:
a) She or he has passed the General Matura, i.e. the national school-leaving exam required for the completion of secondary education.
b) She or he has finished any four-year secondary educational programme
before June 1, 1995.
IN THE CASE OF LIMITED ENROLMENT, THE CANDIDATES FROM PARAGRAPHS a) AND b) WILL BE CHOSEN ACCORDING
TO THE:
FINAL CUMULATIVE GRADE ON THE GENERAL MATURA OR FINAL EXAMINATION
60%
CUMULATIVE FINAL GRADE ACHIEVED IN THE 3RD AND 4TH YEARS OF SECONDARY EDUCATION
20%
GRADE IN SLOVENE ACHIEVED ON THE GENERAL MATURA
20%
CANDIDATES FROM PARAGRAPH b) WILL BE CHOSEN ACCORDING TO THE:
FINAL GRADE ACHIEVED ON THE FINAL EXAMINATION
40%
CUMULATIVE FINAL GRADE ACHIEVED IN THE 3RD AND 4TH YEARS OF SECONDARY EDUCATION
30%
GRADE IN SLOVENE ACHIEVED ON THE FINAL EXAMINATION
30%
Graduates of the first-cycle programme in Comparative Literature and Literary Theory are eligible for employment at various
cultural institutions: newspapers
and magazine publishing companies, as journalists or cultural
programme editors on television,
as stage managers at theatres and
radio stations, and as counsellors
for the fields of arts and culture
at the Ministry of Culture of the
Republic of Slovenia. As literary
critics and journalists, graduates
of the programme can be active
as freelancers, working with different institutions (literary magazines, newspapers, publishing
houses, theatres, etc.). They can
also pursue careers in national
and international cultural management and in public relations,
and as copywriters.
Upon successful completion of
study, students acquire the academic title of diplomirana literarna komparativistka (UN) /
diplomirani literarni komparativist (UN).*
*Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature (translator’s note)
Graduates of first-cycle, combined study programmes acquire
skills and knowledge in two disciplines. Aside from the goals achieved in the field of both selected
disciplines, they are also capable of combining the knowledge
acquired in this programme with
that of other fields.
Upon successful completion of
study, students acquire the academic title of diplomirana literarna komparativistka in
... (UN) / diplomirani literarni
komparativist in ...(UN).*
*Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature and... (translator’s note)
CONTINUING STUDY
AT SECOND CYCLE
Upon successful completion of the
first-cycle programme, students
are granted direct admission to
the following study programmes
in the department of Comparative
Literature and Literary Theory:
• second-cycle Master’s in COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND
LITERARY THEORY
•
second-cycle,
Combined
Master’s in COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND LITERARY
THEORY
• second-cycle, Combined Teacher Education Master’s in COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND
LITERARY THEORY.
FIRST-CYCLE UNIVERSITY STUDY PROGRAMMES
SINGLESUBJECT
DUALSUBJECT
FIRST-CYCLE UNIVERSITY STUDY PROGRAMMES
ENGLISH STUDIES
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COMPARATIVE SLAVIC LINGUISTICS
CLASSICAL AND HUMANISTIC STUDIES
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PSYCHOLOGY
ARCHAEOLOGY
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RUSSIAN STUDIES
LIBRARIAN AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
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CZECH STUDIES
SINOLOGY
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SLOVAK STUDIES
ETHNOLOGY AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
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SLOVENE STUDIES
PHILOSOPHY
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SOCIOLOGY
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SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE
FRENCH STUDIES
FRENCH AND ROMANCE STUDIES
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GEOGRAPHY
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GERMAN STUDIES
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SINGLESUBJECT
DUALSUBJECT
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GENERAL LINGUISTICS
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SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
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HISTORY OF ART
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GREEK LANGUAGE, LITERATURE, AND CULTURE
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WEST SLAVIC STUDIES
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ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
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HISTORY
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JAPANESE STUIDES
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CULTURES OF EAST ASIA
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MUSICOLOGY
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PEDAGOGY AND ANDRAGOGY
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POLISH STUDIES
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND LITERARY THEORY
INDO-EUROPEAN COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS
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Anja Mrak, B.A. English, B.A. Comparative
Literature and Literary Theory
Mon-Fri: 11:00-13:00
Wed: 11:00-15:00
Room 420
Phone: 01/241-13-82
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE FOR UNDERGRADUATE
PROGRAMMES (FIRST-CYCLE)
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INTERLINGUAL MEDIATION
DEPARTMENT OFFICE
OFFICE HOURS:
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SOUTH SLAVIC STUDIES
LATIN LANGUAGE, LITERATURE, AND CULTURE
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
AND LITERARY THEORY
FIRST-CYCLE
UNIVERSITY STUDY PROGRAMME
IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
AND LITERARY THEORY
AND
FIRST-CYCLE, COMBINED
UNIVERSITY STUDY PROGRAMME
IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
AND LITERARY THEORY
Operation is co-financed by the European Union through the European Social Fund and the Ministry of Education, Science and
Sport. The operation is performed under the Operational Programme for Human Resource Development for the period 2007-2013,
development priority 3: »Human resource development and lifelong
learning« policy priority 3.3 »Quality, competitiveness and responsiveness of higher education«.
English translation: Matic Večko
Mon-Fri: 11:00-13:00
Wed: 11:00-15:00
Phone: 01/241-10-38/39/40/41
E-Mail: [email protected]
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