Incoming Students

We are delighted that you are considering an exchange experience at the School of Advanced Social Studies. We offer a flexible and supportive study environment, combining online accessibility with the opportunity for in-person attendance at our locations in Nova Gorica and Ljubljana.

Nomination and Application Deadlines

International offices of partner institutions can nominate students any time during the year via email to: erasmus@fuds.si. Nominations are also accepted via the on-line nomination form.

Once the nomination is accepted, the student must submit the application form by the set deadlines. The application form with instructions is sent via email to all candidates.

Semester Application Submission Deadline
First Semester 30 June
Second Semester 30 November

Implementation of the Study Process for Incoming Exchange Students (Erasmus+, Ceepus, etc.)

Incoming students are provided with comprehensive academic support and appropriate study materials in English for all courses offered in the Course Lists for the respective academic year and semester. The entire study process is supported in English, and students are ensured access to all necessary academic information and guidance in English to successfully follow and complete their study obligations during the exchange period. Students are advised to select courses corresponding to the same level of study as at their home university or faculty.

The mode of delivery for individual lectures and tutorials is determined by the course lecturer. Some teaching activities may be delivered online.

Please note that minor subsequent changes to the study process, timetable, or course delivery may occur for organizational reasons. The faculty reserves the right to implement such changes if necessary.

Attendance at the first lecture of each selected course is mandatory for all incoming students, as lecturers provide essential information regarding the course structure, teaching methods, and academic requirements. At the first lecture, students are required to introduce themselves to the course lecturer, inform them that they are incoming exchange students, and clarify their academic obligations, including any mandatory attendance requirements for specific lectures or tutorials.

Incoming students are strongly encouraged to attend lectures and tutorials regularly, as this significantly contributes to academic success and facilitates integration into the academic environment. Examinations and other final assessment activities are generally conducted in person at the location where the student is carrying out their exchange mobility. Students will be informed in due time by the course lecturers or the faculty regarding the specific requirements and arrangements for each course.

All incoming students have access to the Study+ support package, which provides access to recordings of lectures and tutorials as well as the possibility to follow the study process remotely, while the mode of participation (on-site attendance or remote participation) is determined by the course lecturer. Students are strongly recommended to participate in the study process on-site at the location where they carry out their exchange mobility as much as possible, in order to actively engage in all teaching activities.

In addition to the mandatory academic activities, all incoming students are warmly encouraged to participate in additional lectures and study-related activities, as these offer valuable opportunities for further academic and international development.

Course Lists for Incoming Exchange Student

Academic Year Semester School of Management School of Media and Communication School of Psychosocial Support and Counselling
2026/2027 1st Semester Course list Course list Course list
2nd Semester / / /
2025/2026 1st Semester Course list / /
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2024/2025 1st Semester Course list Course list Course list
2nd Semester Course list Course list Course list
2023/2024 1st Semester Course list Course list Course list
2nd Semester Course list Course list Course list

Institutional Grading System

Slovenian Local Grade ECTS Grade Mark Range/Definition
10 (excellent) A 91–100% (Outstanding performance with only minor errors)
9 (very good) B 81–90% (Above the average standard but with some errors)
8 (very good) C 71–80% (Generally sound work with a number of notable errors)
7 (good) D 61–70% (Fair but with significant shortcomings)
6 (sufficient) E 51–60% (Performance meets the minimum criteria)
5 (fail) F Less than 51% (Considerable further work is required)

Important Links

Aneja Marinič

Project Office Associate

Mobility Coordinator

For international opportunities and connections

As an expert associate at the Project Office, I am responsible for inter-institutional agreements and mobilities that enable students and staff to gain unforgettable study, academic, and practical experiences abroad. I actively manage the preparation and execution of mobility programs, ensure smooth and efficient communication with partner institutions, and provide comprehensive support to all who decide on a study or practical experience in an international environment. Furthermore, I prepare detailed mobility reports, which contributes to the transparency, efficiency, and continuous improvement of our programs. My work ensures that international exchanges run smoothly and successfully, while also providing participants with comprehensive support in discovering new academic, professional, and personal opportunities.

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Mobility Programmes