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The University of Ljubljana has a rich tradition. With more than 45,000 graduate and postgraduate stu-dents, it ranks as a very large university. Approx-imately 4,000 higher education teachers are em-ployed in the university’s 3 arts academies and 23 faculties. In the 2013/14 academic year, 5,384 stu-dents were enrolled, makeing the Faculty of Eco-nomics of University of Ljubljana (the FELU) one of the biggest faculties of the university.

The university was founded in 1919 on the basis of a centuries-long tradition of providing education, re-maining the only Slovenian university for half a cen-tury. It is based in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia,

a relatively large city in Central Europe with over 300,000 inhabitants. Students account for more than one-seventh of the city’s population, giving it a youthful and lively character.

The university’s central office and most of the schools are situated in the centre of Ljubljana. Several newer modern University of Ljubljana buildings are locat-ed on the city’s outskirts. The university is renowned for the quality of its study programmes. Since the 2007/08 accademic year, all study programmes on offer have been in accordance with the Bologna Declaration.

UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA

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The Faculty of Economics of the University of Ljublja-na (the FELU) was established in 1946 and forms an integral part of the University of Ljubljana. The Uni-versity of Ljubljana is a public institution and the larg-est university in Slovenia, while the FELU is one of the university’s biggest schools. It is the leading institu-tion of higher education in business and economics in Slovenia with a well-established brand in Europe and worldwide.

The highest standards of quality are paramount to the FELU, and it is therefore engaged in the process of international accreditation. In 2006, the FELU be-came the first business school in Southeast Europe to be awarded the EQUIS accreditation. Since 2010, the FELU has held both EQUIS and AACSB accreditations.

FROM A REGIONAL LEADER TO A GLOBAL EUROPEAN SCHOOLThe FELU’s vision for 2020 is to grow from a region-al leader to a globally recognised school of business and economics in Europe. While the FELU’s position as the regional leader has been retained, its renewed focus is on global markets. With this shift, the FELU is positioning itself in the strategic group of globally recognised schools holding both EQUIS and AACSB accreditations.

MissionTo develop principled leaders for work in a global-ly competitive business environment by combining economics and business education with innovative research while creating and disseminating knowl-edge in a global society.

VisionTo rank among the top business and economics schools in the world by 2020.

SloganKnowledge for Progress

Core ValuesIntegrity, Cooperation, Responsibility, Knowledge and Academic Freedom

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MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

THE FELU’S MANAGEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

HIGHLIGHTS 2013/14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

THE FELU AT A GLANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

OUR STUDENTS – OUR FUTURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

LET’S STAY IN TOUCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

GREAT EXPECTATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

NEW KNOWLEDGE – NEW BUSINESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

BEING INTERNATIONAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

OUR FOCUS: QUALITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

OUR FOCUS: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND INTEGRITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

THE FELU’S PREMISES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

APPENDIX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

CONTENTS

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Dear FELU friends,

The new academic year has started and, while writ-ing this message, the FELU campus is alive with our numerous students from Slovenia and abroad. The FELU has become a place where enthusiasm for business and economics is highly valued. Everyone involved with the FELU is guided by our five core values: integrity, cooperation, responsibility, knowl-edge, and academic freedom. The 2013/14 Annual Report presents our accom-plishments, aspirations, and capacities of our facul-ty members. Our service to society is underpinned by the three pillars of sustainability: people, planet, and profit. With 187 international partners from 44 countries around the world, the FELU is a symbol of Slovenian academic internationalisation. The FELU’s intellectual spirit offers a variety of research oppor-tunities in economics, management, business, and finance. I’m very proud of our members who serve on prominent international boards, creating and disseminating knowledge of our future society. Our faculty and students are exposed to cross-cultural experiences. They seek out innovative solutions to real-world problems, develop into global thinkers, and keep in touch with the latest economic and busi-ness findings. A substantial number of workshops

have been conducted at the FELU over the last ac-ademic year, all aiming to enhance the knowledge and skills of our faculty and inspire our students. Our alumni include fellows from all sectors at home and abroad.

Finally, the FELU is also placing an emphasis on important socio-economic challenges Slovenia is facing. In February 2014, the Corporate Integrity Guidelines were presented along with our partners in accordance with the Good Practice Guidance on Internal Controls, Ethics and Compliance.

I conclude my introduction with the promise that the FELU will continue to focus on each student’s lifelong success and develop principled leaders to serve their communities in a global business environment.

Dear colleagues, I hope you find the 2013/14 FELU Annual Report interesting and worthwhile reading.

Metka Tekavčič, Ph.D.Dean

MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN

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DeanVice Dean Vice Dean Vice Dean Vice Dean Secretary General

Metka TEKAVČIČ, Ph.D.Tomaž TURK Ph.D.Polona DOMADENIK Ph.D.Vesna ŽABKAR Ph.D.Tanja MIHALIČ Ph.D.Marjan SMONIG, Nataša MULEC (from SEP 2014)

THE FELU’S MANAGEMENT

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A NEW DEAN APPOINTED

The FELU started the 2013/14 study year with a new Dean, Full Professor, Metka Tekavčič, Ph.D. With her strong com-mitment to follow the FELU’s values, the new Dean opens a new chapter in the FELU’s success story. The Dean’s wish is for the FELU’s academic community to excel through toler-ance, mutual trust, motivation, cooperation and shared re-spect for each and everyone’s achievements.

FDI SUMMIT 2013

The FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) Summit 2013 Slovenia is a major international business event co-organised by the FELU. The theme of the 2013 Summit “A Clear Vision For The Future” focused on foreign investment, privatization and corporate governance.

ERASMUS DAY 2013

In November, the traditional Erasmus Day was organised in order to present various possibilities of studying abroad. More than 300 students participated in the event. At a roundtable, former exchange students shared the expec-tations and experiences they had gained during their stud-ies and life abroad. Students had the opportunity to obtain more information about the partner schools at the Erasmus fair.

FELU STUDENTS FOR FAMILIES IN NEED VIA THE “BOTRSTVO” PROJECT

Within the courses Business Environment and Developing Entrepreneurial Opportunities, FELU students joined in the “EUR 3 Challenge”. With a minimum investment of EUR 3 through their group entrepreneurial projects they raised EUR 2.200 for families in need via the Association of Friends of Youth Participation and their “Botrstvo” project.

HIGHLIGHTS 2013/14OCTOBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE RENEWTOWN

The FELU hosted the final international conference of the project ReNewTown “New post-socialist city: Competitive and Attractive”. The project aimed to enable the compet-itiveness and attractiveness of the post-socialist cities via exchange knowledge among academics, urbanists and oth-er interest groups.

BUSINESS NEWS DAILY PUBLISHED ON THE FELU RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Assistant Professor, Matej Černe, Ph.D., presented findings from a paper published in the Academy of Management Journal in an interview for Business News Daily. He stressed the negative consequences of hiding knowledge.

FEBRUARY

MARCH

FELU HOLDS THE WORLD FAMOUS ECONOMIST PROF. BENOIT COEURE

The renowned French economist Mr. Benoît Coeuré, a mem-ber of the European Central Bank executive board, gave a lecture at the FELU entitled “The euro area – challenges ahead”. Mr. Coeuré pointed out that all European countries are in the same boat and headed in the same direction with regard to the recent economic environment.

JANUARY

CHRISTMAS TREE OUT OF FELU BOOKS

Students and employees enjoyed Christmas time in the gathering and making of a special Christmas tree made out of FELU books. There were more than 600 FELU books used for the tree.

DECEMBER

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BETA GAMMA SIGMA HONOUR SOCIETY

The FELU became the first school in the region to establish a Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter in 2012. It offers its graduates opportunities equal to those enjoyed by students of the best business schools in the world. This May was already the third year in a row that new members were inducted into the so-ciety. The BGS Honour Society inducted 104 graduates as members this year.

LJUBLJANA SUMMER SCHOOL

At the 15th Ljubljana Summer School of the FELU, which took place between 7 and 25 June, 472 Slovenian and inter-national students of business and economics attended 25 lectures given by 37 prominent Slovenian and internation-al professors. As part of the intensive educational process, Summer School participants visited Slovenian companies and, at the same time, learned more about the history of Slovenia and its cultural and natural beauties.

THE MONTH OF CHINESE CULTURE

To honour the 20th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Slovenia and the People’s Republic of China and the second anniversary of the establishment of the Confucius Institute Ljubljana, a large number of cultural events took place, all part of the Month of Chinese Culture.

THE FELU EMBRACES THE WORLD: THE EXPANDING GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP NETWORK

The FELU signed a cooperation agreement with Tongji Uni-versity’s School of Economics and Management, one of the leading Chinese higher education institutions and an EQ-UIS-accredited school.

HIGHLIGHTS 2013/14APRIL

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CONFERENCE OF THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF LABOUR ECONOMISTS (EALE)

The FELU hosted 26th Annual Conference of the European Association of Labour Economists (EALE). Over 440 par-ticipants from 33 countries presented high-quality research on labour market issues, mobility, migration, regional labour markets, income distribution etc.

CONFERENCE »ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE OF SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE IN THE POST-CRISIS PERIOD«

The FELU co-organised the conference »Economic perspec-tive of South-eastern Europe in the post-crisis period« with cooperation of Central Bank of Kosovo. The conference was opened by the FELU Dean, Professor, Metka Tekavčič, Ph.D., the governor of the Central Bank of Kosovo, Mr. Bedri Hamza and the governor of the Central Bank of Slovenia, Professor, Boštjan Jazbec, Ph.D.

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER

EUROPEAN MASTER IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT (EMTM) PASSES THE QUALITY AUDIT

Brussels (namely, the EACEA - Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency) reported that the FELU master pro-gramme EMTM, which is conducted jointly with the University of Girona (Spain) and Southern Denmark University (Denmark), successfully passed the auditing of quality according to the Erasmus + criteria. Only 19 programmes successfully passed the audit, and the EMTM programme was ranked as one the best.

PROFESSOR DUŠAN MRAMOR, Ph.D. APPOINTED NEW MINISTER OF FINANCE

FELU Professor Dušan Mramor, Ph.D. was appointed Min-ister of Finance in the new Slovenian Government. He was sworn in as Slovenian’s new Minister of Finance at the end of September 2014.

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VISIT OF THE SHANGHAI EXECUTIVE VICE MAYOR

Shanghai executive vice mayor Mr. Tu Guangshao visited the FELU and the Confucius Institute Ljubljana to acknowledge the 10th anniversary of Confucius institutes. The Shanghai vice mayor and his associates met with the FELU manage-ment led by the FELU’s Dean, Professor, Metka Tekavčič, Ph.D., the Minister of Education, Professor, Stanka Setnikar Cankar, Ph.D. and a vice-rector of the Ljubljana University, Professor, Maja Makovec Brenčič, Ph.D.

ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY PROJECT COMPLETED

After two years of activities the FELU successfully complet-ed energy-efficient rehabilitation project. The investment will provide heat and energy savings for further generations.

THE 12TH INTERNATIONAL BANKING SEMINAR

The FELU organised the 12th International Banking Seminar in Montenegro entitled »The Future of Banks and Financial System«. More than 40 financial experts and governors from diverse parts of ex-Yugoslav countries participated at the event.

CORPORATE INTEGRITY GUDELINES

The document Corporate Integrity Guidelines was present-ed to public by four partner institutions, among them is also the FELU. The document provides guidance and guidelines for companies that want to establish a value-based business.

HIGHLIGHTS 2013/14

SEPTEMBER

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THE FELU AT A GLANCE

EDUCATION Academic AffairsCommittee

Research andDoctoral Programme

CommitteeVice-Dean

HR Planning andDevelopmentCommittee

Quality AssuranceCommittee

Vice-Deans

Vice-Deans

Vice-Dean

FACULTYASSEMBLY

SENATE

STUDENTCOUNCIL

GOVERNANCEBOARD

MANAGEMENT TEAM WITHSECRETERIAT

ACADEMIC UNITS

DEAN SECRETARY GENERAL

SENATE COMMITTEES VICE DEANS

BUSINESSADVISORY

BOARD

RESEARCH

CENTRE OF BUSINESSEXCELLENCE

PRIVATELY FUNDEDAND COMMERCIALACTIVITIES

RESEARCH PROGRAMMES

Academic Unit for Economics

Academic Unit for Money and Finance

Academic Unit for International Economics and Business

Academic Unit for Management and Organisation

Academic Unit for Marketing

Academic Unit for Entrepreneurship

Academic Unit for Accounting and Auditing

Academic Unit for Business Informatics and Logistics

Academic Unit for Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research

Academic Unit for Languages for Business and Economics

Unit for Physical Education

Academic and Student Affairs Unit

Student Affairs Office

Special Study Programmes Office

International Relations Office

Centre for Student and Career Services

Research Unit

Research Office

Doctoral Programme Unit

Central Economic Library

Publishing

Human Resources Office

Quality Assurance Office

Finance and Accounting Office

IT Office

Facility and Resource Management Office

Office for Corporate and Institutional Connections

THE FELU’S ORGANISATION CHART

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STUDENTS

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BY SEXin percentage

3081Female

2303Male

57%43%

5384STUDENTS BYPROGRAMMEin percentage

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2376Graduatestudents

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980 graduates with a bachelor’, master’s or doctoral degree in 2013/14

2013/14 IN FIGURES

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STUDENTSin percentage

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38%

504Number of Full-time

Foreign students

585Number of Exchange students(Incoming and outgoing)

472Other programmes(Summer School)

APPLICATIONSVS ADMISSIONS

in numbers

Undergraduate

Graduate

Doctoral1079 833

1640 1695

33 25Admissions

Applicants

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175Core Faculty

97Professional Sta

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175CORE FACULTY

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143 workshops for students, academic and professional staff with more than 3.798 participants.

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ComputerWorkshops

CommunicationSkills Workshops

Job SearchWorkshops

Workshops in theEnglish language

Other Workshops

Workshops by theUniversity of Ljubljana

Sta�Development

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THE FELU DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS

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STAFFin percentage79

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18Male

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STUDY PROGRAMMESAs the leading national higher education and re-search institution and a double-accredited business school, the FELU offers Bologna type programmes in all three cycles (3+2+3 structure). Along with the publicly-funded programmes in the Slovenian lan-guage, the FELU offers English tracks at all three lev-els of study. In addition, several double and joint de-gree programmes with renowned schools and open campuses abroad are offered. Programme develop-ment forms an important part of the FELU’s strate-gy since it supports internationalisation, the involve-ment of the business community, and the achieving of excellence.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDY PROGRAMMESUndergraduate degree programmes last three years. Students can choose between business professional degree and university degree programmes. Both of-fer many areas of specialisation.

OUR STUDENTS – OUR FUTURE

UNDEGRADUATE PROGRAMME

AcademicProgrammes in

SLOVENIAN

University Degree ProgrammeEconomics &Business Sciences - B.Sc.

12 specialisations

Professional Degree ProgrammeBusiness Administration - BA

8 specialisations

University Degree ProgrammeEconomics &Business Sciences - B.Sc.

2 specialisations

AcademicProgrammes in

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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

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44% : 56% male-female ratio

632 bachelor’s degrees conferred in 2013/14

Duration of Study 3 years (6 semesters)

Number of ECTS 180 ECTS

Study Status Full-time & Part-time

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Specialisation Full-time/Part-time Language

University Degree Programme - Economics & Business Science (B.Sc.)

Money and Finance Full-time Slovenian

Business Economics Full-time Slovenian

International Economics Full-time Slovenian

Bank and Financial Management Full-time Slovenian

Management Full- & Part-time Slovenian

International Business Full-time Slovenian/English

Entrepreneurship Full-time Slovenian

Business Logistics Full-time Slovenian

Business Informatics Full-time Slovenian

Accounting and Auditing Full-time Slovenian

Marketing Full-time Slovenian/English

Tourism Full-time Slovenian

Professional Degree Programme - Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Public Sector Full-time Slovenian

Management Full- & Part-time Slovenian

International Business Full-time Slovenian

Entrepreneurship Full-time Slovenian

Business Informatics Full-time Slovenian

Accounting Full-time Slovenian

Marketing Full-time Slovenian

Tourism Full-time Slovenian

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1st cycle Double Undergraduate’s Degree Programmes

Programme Partner Institution Country

Business Administration Programmes (BA)

Kyungpook National University School of Business Administration/Chonnam National University

Republic of Korea

B.Sc. Business and Economic Sciences with specialization:Marketing

Pforzheim University Business School

Germany

B.Sc. Business and Economic Sciences with specialisations:MarketingInternational Business

BEM Bordeaux Management School

France

DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMMESA Double Degree is an approved combined study programme leading to two degrees from two uni-versities. After successfully completiing all the pro-gramme requirements, FELU students receive a bachelor’s and/or master’s degree from the FELU as well as a bachelor’s and/or master’s degree from the

partner universities. The FELU is highly selective in its choice of partner universities, adding only high profile, research-oriented and accredited universities to its list. The FELU offers three 1st cycle double de-gree programmes and six 2nd cycle double degree programmes.

“The year I spent in Korea gave me much more than yet another degree. It gave me the opportunity to broaden my horizons, learn about other cultures and enriched me with life experience. I also gained a new per-spective about myself and my own culture and how the world sees Slo-venia. Besides studying, there was time for traveling and spending time with new friends. I am immensely grateful for this opportunity and the amount of trust and support I received from the Faculty of Economics.”

Nina Aleksandra Dundović,2nd year FELU student, B.Sc. programme, Slovenia

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GRADUATE STUDY PROGRAMMESThe FELU offers 15 graduate programmes in the Slovenian language and 14 programmes in the Eng-lish language. In addition, the FELU conducts three programmes outside Slovenia. Study combines ad-vanced knowledge in business and economics with the use of modern methodological approaches and develops the necessary skills.

GRADUATE PROGRAMME

Programmes inSLOVENIAN15 Programmes

Study-abrodProgrammes3 Programmes

Programmes inENGLISH

14 Programmes

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337 master’s degrees conferred in 2013/14

Duration of Study 2 years (4 semesters)

Number of ECTS 120 ECTS

Study Status Full-time & part-time

“My first year at the FELU was very similar to the basic market eco-nomic theory of Supply and Demand. The more intertwined with other students, the staff and members of the faculty I have become, the more I’ve gained throughout this past year. Knowledge-wise and experi-ence-wise. The curriculum is engaging and immediately applicable in practice. Judging from what I’ve experienced, I think we all got drawn into this vertigo of excitement that is the Faculty of Economics in Lju-bljana, the staff and students alike.”

Žiga Vajdič, 1st year FELU student, B.Sc. programme, Slovenia

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Specialisation Full-time/Part-time Language Pre- or Post- Experience

Money and Finance Full- & Part-time Slovenian/English Pre-

Economics Full- & Part-time Slovenian/English Pre-

Bank and Financial Management Full- & Part-time Slovenian/English Pre-

Management Full- & Part-time Slovenian Pre-

International Business Full- & Part-time Slovenian/ English Pre-

Entrepreneurship Full- & Part-time Slovenian Pre-

Business Logistics Full- & Part-time Slovenian Pre-

Business Informatics Full- & Part-time Slovenian/ English Pre-

Accounting and Auditing Full- & Part-time Slovenian Pre-

Marketing Full- & Part-time Slovenian Pre-

Tourism Full- & Part-time Slovenian/English Pre-

Business Administration, MBA, ICPE

Part-time Slovenian/English Post-

Sport Management Part-time Slovenian Pre-/Post-

Management and Economics in Health Care

Part-time Slovenian Pre-/Post-

Quantitative Finance and Actuar-ial Sciences

Full- & Part-time Slovenian/English Pre-

European Master in Tourism Man-agement – EMTM

Full-time English Pre-/Post-

International Master Programme in Business Administration – IMB

Full-time English Pre-

Public Sector and Environmental Economics – JMPSE

Part-time English Post-

Business Administration – in Skopje, Macedonia


Bank and Financial Management – in Prishtina, Kosovo


Entrepreneurship – in Prishtina, Kosovo


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2nd cycle Double Master’s Degree Programmes


Bank and Financial Management BI Norwegian Business School

École Supérieure des Sciences Commerciales d’Angers

Norway

France

Money and Finance BI Norwegian Business School

University of Siena

Norway

Italy

Economics BEM Bordeaux Management School

Italy

Business Informatics Instituto Superior de Estatísica e Gestão de Informação New University of Lisbon (ISEGI-UNL)

Portugal

Quantitative Finance and Actuarial Science

Stockholm University School of Business (SUSB)

Sweden

Full time International Master Programme in Business Administration

ISCTE University Institute of Lisbon IUL Business School

Portugal

2nd cycle Double and Joint Master’s Degree Programmes


European Master in Tourism Management – E.M.T.M.(Joint Degree)

Southern Denmark University

University of Girona

Denmark

Spain

Public Sector and Environmental Economics – JMPSE(Double Degree)

University of Sarajevo,Faculty of Economics

University of Nice

Bosnia and Herzegovina

France

JOINT AND DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMMESIn the 2nd cycle, the FELU offers six double degree programmes and two joint degree programmes. Stu-dents interested in studying public sector issues have the opportunity to enrol in a joint (triple) degree

programme of three institutions. Students interested in tourism management are offered a joint European Master’s programme aimed at qualifying graduates to deal with the challenges of contemporary tourism.

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NEW KNOWLEDGE FOR FUTURE SUCCESSThe FELU’s student community is the largest in Slo-venia. In order to provide its students with the best possible career and personal development, the FELU has carefully chosen the programmes and activities aimed at producing new knowledge. FELU students are guided by the FELU’s core values where the em-phasis is on Integrity, Cooperation, Responsibility, Knowledge and Academic Freedom. What distin-guishes FELU students from other universities’ grad-uates is not just the training of their minds, but also their Global and Social mind-set.

THE FELU SPIRITBased on its longstanding tradition, strong interna-tional relations, wide range of full- and part-time pro-grammes, great corporate connections, awards for excellence etc., the FELU attracts a diverse student population from Slovenia, and from all around the globe. With 1,561 international students annually, the FELU is a symbol of academic internationalisation in Slovenia.

Our students do not regard the FELU as just another educational institution – they see it as offering some-thing beyond education and training. Our best pro-moters are our students and it is through their testi-monies that the FELU’s true spirit is revealed.

“I have spent three wonderful years at the Faculty of Economics, giving me a lot of knowledge and many new friends. In this period of time I have learned a lot of things which I wouldn’t have anywhere else. The Faculty has provided me with a wide range of experiences in vari-ous fields, which I have found useful in my personal and professional life. Because I have had such a great experience and gained so much knowledge, I’ll continue my study here at the faculty.”

Nina Zadnik, 3rd year FELU student, B.Sc. programme, Slovenia

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BROADENING HORIZONSThe FELU is building an open-minded student so-ciety. FELU students are offered courses by distin-guished academics that encourage them to think and act. The students have multiple opportunities to collect and gain international experience during their study programme. Students can learn vital aspects of the Chinese language and culture participate in na-tional and international projects, join students from all around the world in the FELU’s Summer Schools etc. All of this comes with just one aim, to broaden our students’ horizons and enable them to grow in all respects, professionally and personally.

The FELU encourages students to become involved in various activities related to their study and con-nected with their future career. The FELU’s Centre for Student and Career Services (CERŠ) helps students with their learning process, the development of per-sonal and professional skills, and career planning. Therefore, personal student development is integrat-ed into regular course work. In 2013/14 CERŠ organ-ised numerous workshops aimed at developing stu-dents’ learning and communication skills, and their overall effectiveness

STUDENTS’ ACTIVITIESStudent Council is the link between the FELU, Uni-versity and the FELU students. Through the Council students are able to participate in the FELU’s bodies and share their opinions, comments and proposals.

The FELU provides a well-developed tutorship pro-gramme for a wide range of its students:

• organisational support for introductory tutorship;

• course-specific tutorship;

• tutorship for students with special needs;

• support for student internship programmes;

• tutorship for international students.

Strong support for student associations active at the FELU is also offered. The majority of our students are active members of at least one student association. Their aim is to bring together ambitious individuals with exciting new ideas and to further develop their potential.

To name just a few of such active student associa-tions: the FELU Student Organisation, the FELU news, Management group, the FELU Sports Club, Young Project Managers, Students’ section of the Marketing Association of Slovenia, Debating society of the FELU etc.

BETA GAMMA SIGMA CHAPTER (BGS) As an institution accredited by the AACSB, the FELU recently established its own Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS) chapter (named “Klub BGS EF”). Installation of the Chapter coincided with the first induction cer-emony in January 2012. Invitations to join the BGS are received by the best students of their generation in AACSB-accredited business degree programmes. The induction ceremony is held once a year in spring. More than 100 FELU students join the BGS every year, with the ceremony thus being dedicated to honour them.

“After being awarded two of the most prestigious international business school accreditations, the next logical step for the FELU was to give its best students and graduates the opportunity to join the BGS network. Their outstanding scholastic achievements can now be rewarded by a lifelong membership in this select group of ‘the best in business’. The BGS designation sets individuals apart from the crowd and gives them an extra edge in the highly competitive international en-vironment.”

BGS Chapter Advisor, Prof. Tanja Dmitrović Ph.D. on why a FELU established a BGS Chapter

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STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTSStudents with an outstanding study achievement receive FELU awards and commendations, and may contend for the University Prešeren Award. In addi-tion, FELU students regularly participate in various business competitions such as the Trimo Research Award, Marketing Prospect Award, SID Bank Award, Krka Award, Koper Bank – Intensa San Paulo “Cus-tomer Satisfaction University Award”, the Imagine Cup (Global Student Technology Competition), Luka Koper Award etc.

In the 2013/14 academic year, numerous awards and prizes were granted to students whose work was particularly outstanding, with selected highlights in-cluding: “HRM Prospect 2013”, “Marketing Prospect Award”, four Bank of Slovenia thesis awards, the CFA Institute Research Challenge Slovenia award etc.

THE FELU’S SPORTING CHAMPIONS FOR 2013/14The FELU’s students have achieved remarkable suc-cess in sports: athletics, tennis, table tennis, swim-ming, golf, savate (French boxing), chess etc.

In the 2013/14 University Basketball League, the FELU’s Women’s Basketball team won the championship.

In the University indoor football league – Futsal 2013/14 – the FELU’s team came second.

A FELU student achieved second place in the National Circle Run Championships.

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THE FELU family stretches across the globe. Our Alumni are our greatest ambassadors. The prima-ry goals of the FELU Alumni are to link up former FELU students, build strong community connec-tions, develop and transfer knowledge, and share experiences.

With almost 8,000 members, the FELU Alumni is the biggest community of business and economics grad-uates in Slovenia.

What you get from the FELU Alumni?

• Connection with Fellow Alumni

• Career networking

• Lifelong Learning

• Unique Events, etc.

RAISING MEMBER INVOLVEMENTThe FELU Alumni offers its members career, profes-sional and personal development and counselling, along with information about other members and ac-tive participation with the Alumni organization. The success of the FELU Alumni depends on the involve-ment of its members and therefore there are many ways to get actively involved in the Alumni: online networking with colleagues, taking an active part at Alumni events, joining sections’ organising com-mittees, writing articles (EFnet online network, web-site), assistance in organising and conducting various events, sponsoring events, establishing professional associations within the FELU Alumni etc. In addi-tion, to keep the FELU alumni connected, a LinkedIn Alumni group, Twitter account and Facebook fan page have been set up.

ALUMNI EVENTSThe FELU Alumni organises over 20 events each year, including high quality annual social gatherings, Alumni forums, Alumni& events and other interest-ing activities on different topics: “Alumni Gourmet: The Universe of Flavours”, “Google AdWords Acad-emy”, “Auditing the EuroBasket”, “Confrontation of Alumni Generations”, “Alumni Business Informatics: Students Need Experience”, “Alumni Forum: Family Entrepreneurship”, “Alumni Cyclists Conquer the Slo-venian Coast”, “Alumni Managers’ Lounge: Network-ing Like a Pro”, “Alumni Gourmet: Dinner in the Dark”, “The First Alumni MARKEThink: Brands are Like Chil-dren”, “Alumni GOLF: Training with a PRO”, “Alumni MARKEThink: Creative Thinking Workshop” etc.

At the beginning of 2013, the FELU started with the ALUMNI& series of events. The following events were held in the past academic year under the “ALUM-NI&” brand: ALUMNI&eVino: »Afterwork Party« and ALUMNI& Patrick Cowden: The Future of Leadership.

ALUMNI SECTIONS AND CHAPTERSIn 2013 the FELU Alumni established numerous sec-tions and chapters to serve the different interests of our many members.

• Three chapters: Managers’ Lounge (Business Ad-ministration), European Master in Tourism Manage-ment (EMTM) and International Centre for Promo-tion of Enterprises (ICPE)

• Five sections: Business Informatics, MARKEThink, Golf, Gourmet and Cycling

• Two partner associations: MBA Radovljica and Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter (BGS)

LET’S STAY IN TOUCH FELU ALUMNI

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Janez Škrabec is the founder and Director of Riko Group, an internationally rec-ognised and successful company that manufactures and markets ecological and energy-saving wooden buildings.

Mr. Škrabec studied economics at the FELU and pursued further studies at the IEDC — Bled School of Management (Slovenia), Cleveland State University (USA), and INSEAD Fontainebleau (France).

Andreja Kodrin is the founder and Director of Challenge:Future, a global think-DO-tank that engages youth in sustainability innovation for tomorrow while creat-ing a positive impact today.

Mrs. Kodrin studied economics at the FELU and pursued further studies at the University of Maribor, INSEAD, Harvard Business School, and IMD. She is currently working on her Ph.D. thesis at the FELU.

Jože Colarič is the CEO of Krka, a producer of prescription pharmaceuticals, non-prescription products and animal health products whose activities are sup-plemented by health resorts and tourist services.

Mr. Colarič graduated from the FELU in 1979.

Metka Malovrh is responsible for growing and developing the Adriatic region at Google.

Mrs. Malovrh studied management and organisation at the FELU, where she also pursued her MBA studies. In addition, she worked at the FELU as a Teaching Assis-tant prior to moving on in her professional career.

ALUMNI FELLOWSThe FELU brings together prominent and high-potential thought leaders to enrich our community. To name just a few of the respected FELU graduates.

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www.ef.uni-lj.si/alumni-en

@AlumniEF

Alumni klub Ekonomske fakultete

FELU Alumni

WHO EMPLOYS FELU ALUMNI

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EXCELLENT RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIESThe research findings represent new discoveries in economics and business studies, and are includ-ed in business processes in all areas of the FELU’s activities.

The FELU faculty members have traditionally active-ly participated in shaping research policy in Slove-nia, and places a special emphasis on transferring research findings to students at all three levels of the FELU’s Bologna programmes and to society as a whole. The FELU promotes courage, acumen, di-versity and innovation in research and motivates re-searchers to publish their findings.

The FELU provides excellent opportunities for re-search with a plethora of motivational mechanisms such as research funds, systems for reducing the teaching load, the Best Research Paper Award, the introduction of annual interviews and preparation of individual research plans etc.

FELU researchers are fully supported by the Re-search Office which offers complete professional and administrative assistance in the preparation and registration stages of projects, along with manage-ment and monitoring. The Research Office organises weekly research seminars and research-related train-ing seminars. Some of the most recent seminars were entitled “Pitching Research”, “Should I stay or should

I go? Mobility of young, educated Eastern Europe-ans”, “Optimising a research strategy” etc.

ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS REVIEW – EBRThe FELU is a publisher of Economic and Business Review (EBR), an international, double-blind peer re-view journal. From 2014 onwards, the journal is pub-lished three times per year in the English language and once per year in Slovenian.

One of the journal’s strengths is its multi-disciplinary approach. Its aim is to further research and dissemi-nate research results in the area of applied business and economic studies, especially concerning bank and financial management, business informatics, entre-preneurship, international business, management and marketing.

Its editorial board consists of many internationally renowned members. Papers that employ either qual-itative or quantitative research approaches, surveys, case studies, experiments or historical models may be considered for review.

GREAT EXPECTATIONSRESEARCH AND DOCTORAL PROGRAMME

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80 articles in international academic journals (68 SSCI/SCI, 40 ABS and 2 FT45).

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RESEARCH OUTPUT IN 2013/14 In the 2013/14 academic year, the FELU participated in 6 research programmes, 6 research projects, and 4 bilateral projects commissioned by the Slovenian Research Agency. The FELU also participated in 11 Euro-pean projects and 13 projects commissioned by the EC and various ministries, agencies and corporate clients.

The FELU’s core faculty members regularly produce original contributions to knowledge that are dis

seminated worldwide. Papers published by the core faculty include FT top 45 journals (Academy of Man-agement Review, Organisation Science, Accounting, Organisations & Society, Journal of International Business Studies etc.), top interdisciplinary journals (PNAS, Science etc.) and leading journals in specific fields the FELU covers in its research (e.g. Tourism Management).

THE FELU’SRESEARCHPROJECTS2011-2013

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Research Projectscommissioned by the

Slovenian Research Agency(SRA)

Research projectsCommissioned by variousministries and agencies

Research and consultingprojects for Slovenian andinternational companies

European and otherInternational Projects

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ANALYSIS OF PUBLISHED ARTICLESThe FELU is an institution with a long tradition and wide array of qualified and experienced researchers. Research at the FELU is conducted in 6 research pro-grammes which embody our key research areas. Our research represents new knowledge in the fields of business and economics. Words like Slovenia, perfor-mance, case, management and evidence are among the most common words used in article titles published in

SCI/SSCI ranked papers. The picture below presents article titles published in 232 SCI/SSCI ranked papers from 2011 to 2014. There were 133 foreign co-authors of papers published in SCI/SSI from 2011 and 2014. Most foreign co-authors came from the USA, the UK, the Netherlands and Croatia.

BEST PUBLISHED PAPER AWARDSTo pursue its goal of promoting research and to help advance its quality, the FELU established an annual awards programme. The programme is open to au-thors of articles from the FELU. The criteria for the award is based on the relative ranking of journals in which articles are published, listed in the Social Sci-ence Citation (SSCI) and Science Citation Index (SCI) as defined by Thomson Reuters. The award, both cash and non-cash, is given annually for the three best arti-cles published in the previous calendar year.

Awards for the best articles in 2013:

• 1st Award: LINDIČ, Jaka, BAVDAŽ, Mojca, KOVAČIČ, Helena (2012). Higher growth through the blue ocean strategy: implications for economic policy. Research Policy, 41 (5), 928- 938. JCR 2012 IF: 2.85.

• 2nd Award: POPOVIČ, Aleš, HACKNEY, Raymond A., SIMOES COELHO, Pedro, JAKLIČ, Jurij (2012). Towards business intelligence systems success: effects of maturity and culture on analytical decision making. Decision Support Systems. 54(1), 729-739. JCR 2012 IF: 2.201.

• 2nd Award: DWYER, Larry, KNEŽEVIĆ CVELBAR, Ljubica, EDWARDS, Deborah, MIHALIČ, Tanja (2012). Fashioning a destination tourism future: the case of Slovenia. Tourism Management, 33 (2), 305-316. JCR 2012 IF: 2.571.

MOST FREQUENT WORDS IN ARTICLE TITLES PUBLISHED IN SCI/SSCI RANKED PAPERS

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TOP RESEARCH PAPERS IN 2013/14

ČERNE, Matej, NERSTAD, Christina G. L., DYSVIK, Anders, ŠKERLAVAJ, Miha (2014). What goes around comes around : knowledge hiding, perceived motivational climate, and creativity. Academy of Management journal, 57(1), 172-192. FT-45; A1 (JCR 2013); ABS 4.

CULIBERG, Barbara, BAJDE, Domen (2014). Do you need a receipt?: exploring consumer participation in consumption tax evasion as an ethical dilemma. Journal of business ethics. 124(2), 271-282. FT-45; A1 (JCR 2013); ABS 3.

JOSIASSEN, Alexander, ASSAF, Albert George, KNEŽEVIĆ CVELBAR, Ljubica (2014). CRM and the bottom line: do all CRM dimensions affect firm performance?. International Journal of Hospitality Management, 36, 130-136. A1 (JCR 2013); ABS 2.

ŠKERLAVAJ, Miha, ČERNE, Matej, DYSVIK, Anders (2014). I get by with a little help from my supervisor : creative-idea generation, idea implementation, and perceived supervisor support. The Leadership quarterly, ISSN 1048-9843. 25(5), 987-1000. A1 (JCR 2013); ABS 4.

LEE, Ronald, MASON, Andrew, SAMBT, Jože, et al. (2014). Is low fertility really a problem?: population aging, dependency, and consumption. Science; 346(6206), 229-234. A1 (JCR 2013); ABS 1.

AHLIN, Branka, DRNOVŠEK, Mateja, HISRICH, Robert D. (2014). Entrepreneurs creativity and firm innovation: the moderating role of entrepreneurial self-efficacy. Small business economics, 43(1), 101-117. A1 (JCR 2013); ABS 3.

MARTINS, Carolina, OLIVEIRA, Tiago, POPOVIČ, Aleš (2014). Understanding the Internet banking adoption: a unified theory of acceptance and use of technology and perceived risk application. International journal of information management, 2014, 34(1), 1-13. A1 (JCR 2013).

TRKMAN, Marina, TRKMAN, Peter (2014). Actors’ misaligned interests to explain the low impact of an information system: a case study. International journal of information management, 34(2), 296-307. A1 (JCR 2013).

FILIPPINI, Massimo, HUNT, Lester C., ZORIĆ, Jelena (2014). Impact of energy policy instruments on the estimated level of underlying energy efficiency in the EU residential sector. Energy policy, 69, 73-8. A1 (JCR 2013).

OLIVEIRA, Tiago, FARIA, Miguel, ABRAHAM THOMAS, Manoj, POPOVIČ, Aleš (2014). Extending the understanding of mobile banking adoption: when UTAUT meets TTF and ITM. International journal of information management, 34(5), 689-703. A1 (JCR 2013).

KAŠE, Robert, KING, Zella, MINBAEVA, Dana (2013). Guest editors’ note: using social network research in HRM: scratching the surface of a fundamental basis of HRM. Human resource management. 52(4), 473-483. FT-45; ABS 4.

CROSS, Robert L., KAŠE, Robert, KILDUFF, Martin, KING, Zella (2013). Research and practice in organizational network analysis: a conversation between Rob Cross and Martin Kilduff. Human resource management. 52(4), 627-644. FT-45; ABS 4.

SHARIFI TEHRANI, Mohammad, VERBIČ, Miroslav, CHUNG, Jin Young (2013). An analysis of adopting dual pricing for museums: the case of the national museum of Iran. Annals of tourism research. 43, 58-80. A1 (JCR 2013); ABS 4.

ŠKRINJAR, Rok, TRKMAN, Peter (2013). Increasing process orientation with business process management: critical practices. International journal of information management. 33(1), 48-60. A1 (JCR 2013).

ASSAF, Albert George, KNEŽEVIĆ CVELBAR, Ljubica, PAHOR, Marko (2013). Performance drivers in the casino industry: evidence from Slovenia. International Journal of Hospitality Management. 32(1), 149-154. A1 (JCR 2013).

KNEŽEVIĆ CVELBAR, Ljubica, DWYER, Larry (2013). An importance-performance analysis of sustainability factors for long-term strategy planning in Slovenian hotels. Journal of sustainable tourism. 21(3), 487-504. A1 (JCR 2013).

BOSILJ-VUKŠIĆ, Vesna, PEJIĆ BACH, Mirjana, POPOVIČ, Aleš (2013). Supporting performance management with business process management and business intelligence: a case analysis of integration and orchestration. International journal of information management, 33(4), 613-619. A1 (JCR 2013).

MIHALIČ, Tanja (2013). Performance of environmental resources of a tourist destination: concept and application. Journal of travel research. 52(5), 614-630. A1 (JCR 2013).

ČADEŽ, Simon (2013). Social change, institutional pressure and knowledge creation: a bibliometric analysis. Expert Systems with Applications, 40 (17), 6885-6893. A1 (JCR 2013).

LANCELOT MILTGEN, Caroline, POPOVIČ, Aleš, OLIVEIRA, Tiago (2013). Determinants of end-user acceptance of biometrics: integrating the “Big 3” of technology acceptance with privacy context. Decision support systems, 56, 103-114. A1 (JCR 2013).

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RESEARCH CONFERENCESIn the 2013/14 study year, the following research conferences were organised at the FELU: the FELU Doctoral Student Conference, the 2014 ReNewTown Conference, IATE 2013 (International Association for Tourism Economics), the 2nd EBR Conference 2013 (Economic and Business Review), the 26th EALE Conference (European Association of Labour Econ-omists) and the International Conference China-CEE Cross-cultural Dialogue, Education & Learning.

DOCTORAL PROGRAMMESThe doctoral programme in Economics and Business is in tune with the most advanced forms of doctor-al study in the EU and around the world. The FELU actively participates in discussing issues related to the development of Ph.D. programmes in the EU and beyond.

Doctoral studies are organised in small groups of students and build from core research knowledge to many possibilities for specialisation. The programme is designed for those wanting to improve their re-search skills by gaining the latest scientific knowl-edge in the chosen field, deepening their skills in qualitative and quantitative analysis, and thus devel-oping the skills needed for conducting research at an internationally competitive level.

The FELU makes it a priority to promote research by young researchers/research fellows. The Slovenian Research Agency funds the postgraduate study and research training of young researchers employed at the FELU. In addition, the Slovenian Technology Agency subsidises the employment of young re-searchers from the corporate world. In 2013, the FELU had 23 young researchers, including five re-searchers from the corporate world.

FELU Assistant Professors Katarina Katja Mihelič, Ph.D. and Assistant Professor Barbara Culiberg, Ph.D. were awarded the SAGE Best Paper Award for the most significant contribution that advances leadership or organisation studies (Management Education & Development Division) for the article: Would you look the other way? An investigation of peer reporting among business school students. The article was presented on this years’ Academy of Management conference.

The FELU assistant Alenka Slavec, Ph.D. was selected as the winner of the European Doctoral Programmes Association in Management and Business Administration (EDAMBA) Thesis Competition for her doctoral thesis entitled: Entrepreneurial Openness: Construct Development and Empirical Testing. She was awarded the award at the EDAMBA Annual Meeting in York, UK in September 2014.

Programme Duration (in Years)

Mode Pre-or Post- Experience Language of Instruction

Doctoral Programme in Economics and Business

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23 doctoral students attended the FELU 2013/14 Doctoral Summer School

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GREAT CORPORATE CONNECTIONSFor many years the FELU has cooperated with the business community in shaping the academic study process. The FELU includes the business community in several ways, such us: the FELU Advisory Board, guest speakers, guest participation in selecting the-sis topics, case studies & projects, conferences, on-site company visits etc.

The FELU has formalised many of its corporate connections through long-term partnership con-tracts. Overall, however, the decades of developing high-quality relationships with the business com-munity have resulted in strong social capital for the FELU which is revealed whenever the FELU needs support from the business community, e.g. in finding sponsors for events, recruiting guest lecturers, par-ticipating in research surveys etc.

By hosting experts from the business world during lectures, creating business and case studies com-missioned by companies, suggesting thesis topics (bachelor’s and master’s levels), organising student visits to individual companies etc., the FELU is bol-stering its connections with the business world.

In 2013/14, this interface with business included the following:

• 172 guest speakers from business and the professions;

• 61 lecturers, including experts who took part in the context of academies, seminars and workshops for middle and top management of lifelong learning, plus 15 foreign professors and 30 FELU professors;

• 17 company visits and excursions;

• 268 internships that were completed in Slovenia and 55 abroad.

NEW KNOWLEDGE – NEW BUSINESSCORPORATE CONNECTIONS AND EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

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BTC, Gorenje, Kolektor, Krka, Mercator, NLB, Riko and Studio Moderna

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Name and Position in the Company Company

Franjo BOBINAC, CEO Gorenje Group, Slovenia

Matej NARAT, CEO Sava Group, Slovenia

Toni BALAŽIČ, CEO Mercator Group, Slovenia

Tatjana FINK, CEO Demt, Slovenia

Tomaž BERLOČNIK, CEO Petrol, Slovenia

Rok URŠIČ, CEO Instrumentation Technologies, Slovenia

Jože MERMAL, CEO BTC, Slovenia

Stojan PETRIČ, CEO Kolektor Group, Slovenia

Cvetka SELŠEK, CEO SKB banka, Slovenia

Uroš SLAVINEC, former CEO Helios, Slovenia

Janez ŠKRABEC, CEO Riko Group, Slovenia

Janko MEDJA, CEO NLB Group, Slovenia

Jože COLARIČ, CEO Krka, Slovenia

Emil TEDESCHI, CEO Atlantic Group, Croatia

Sandi ČEŠKO, CEO Studio Moderna Group, Slovenia

Gligor BIŠEV, CEO Sparkasse Bank, Macedonia

Matej POTOKAR, Group Manager for Central and Eastern Europe

Microsoft, Europe

Aleksander ZALAZNIK, CEO Danfoss Trata, Slovenia

Yuri SIDOROVICH, Senior Partner in Charge Deloitte, Slovenia

Christof DROSTE Hidria, Slovenia

Aleš ŠTRANCAR, CEO Bia Separations, Slovenia

Ivo BOSCAROL, CEO Pipistrel, Slovenia

Breda KUTIN, CEO Slovenian Consumers’ Association, Slovenia

Ciril KAFOL, Executive Director ONE Dooel, Macedonia

Andreja KODRIN, CEO Challenge Future, Slovenia

Anton PAPEŽ, CEO InterEnergo, Slovenia

Martin SANDELIN Nokia, Finland

Pradeep MONGA Unido, Austria

Members of the FELU’s Business Advisory Board

A Business Advisory Board which consists of representatives from international companies and banks is in-volved in the strategic planning process at the FELU by providing strategic guidance and evaluating results.

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EXECUTIVE & BUSINESS EDUCATION PROFILEThe FELU’s programmes in the field of executive ed-ucation have the longest tradition in such education among Slovenian education and training institutions.

MBA – MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONMBA – the Master of Business Administration grad-uate programme is designed for those who already have relevant work experience and want to upgrade their knowledge and skills that define a good leader. The programme is conducted by a team of excellent home and foreign professors in collaboration with a number of experts from the business world.

MBA – Key details

Format Part-time

Duration 24 months

Participants Profile

Experienced middle and senior managers from various industry sectors

Location Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Programme Structure

5 modules

Tuition Fee €12,900

Language English

Start date January

Those who enter the MBA programme are individuals who are primarily seeking broad, practice-oriented business knowledge and skills. All have prior experi-ence in middle or top management (this is also one of the entry requirements). The MBA is also intended for individuals for whom further education in such a form may act as a springboard to accelerate their ca-reer progression.

MBA - Programme StructureFIRST YEARCourse Hours

Module AManagement & Organisation 30

Managerial Economics 30

Building Leadership Capacity 30

Module BAccounting for Managers 30

Corporate Finance 30

Human Resource Management 30

Module CMarketing for Managers 30

Business Data Analysis 30

Project Management 10

Effective Communication 16

SECOND YEARModule DGlobal Institutional Economics 15

Global Business Environment 15

Operations Management 30

Business Design 15

Business Project: 1st part 15

Module EStrategic Management 30

Strategic Leadership and Accountability 20

Negotiations and Cross-cultural Communication 15

Business Project: 2nd part 15

Special ending Leadership workshop

Effective Communication 8

Field Trip

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20 MBA students enrolled in 2013/14

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BUSINESS ACADEMIESBusiness Academies respond to changes in the busi-ness environment and cater to the needs of the mar-ket and fundamental business decisions. The port-folio for 2013/14: International Business Academy in Tourism, Leadership and Sales Academy, Global Leadership Academy, Internationalisation Business Academy, Corporate Finance Academy, Business Processes Academy, Family Business Academy, Sus-tainability Leadership and Inspiration Academy.

SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPSIntensive programmes for key employees are or-ganised in the form of seminars and workshops that bring understanding of complex business problems together with the latest scientific findings. The port-folio for 2013/14: Marketing, General Management, Finance, Leadership and Personal Development, For-eign Languages, Accounting & Controlling, Informat-ics & Organisation etc.

The seminars held at the FELU in 2013/14 included: Monetary policy and banks in 2014, Balance sheet analysis 1, Balance sheet analysis 2, Business deci-sions with MS Excel, Contemporary controlling tools, How to prepare a recovery plan, Managerial tools for healthcare etc.

IN-COMPANY COURSESIn-company development courses are tailored to the specific needs of individual organisations. These in-clude short programmes (from 1 to 2 days), long pro-grammes (3 days or more), and in-company business academies (modular delivery over several months).

TRAINING CENTREThe FELU and the P World (an international creative agency) together created customised courses for specific business needs. All courses are based on extensive market research to fit a company’s busi-ness strategies. Most importantly, they are designed to provide the customer with easily implementable tools for day-to-day business activities.

Topics: Marketing, Sales, Banking, Finance, PR, CSR, HR, Tourism, Telemarketing, Management consult-ing, IT, Project Management, Healthcare, Insurance, E- Commerce, Telecommunication.

P is all about changing reality.

EXPERTS IN EVENT MANAGEMENTWe listen, we understand, we think, and we do it for you.

In the last decade, the FELU has proven itself as one of the top event organisers in Slovenia. We organ-ise over 100 different events per year, from major in-ternational conferences (including more than 1,000 participants), to round tables, meetings, lectures and seminars. Our excellent organisational skills, broad network of experts from the academic and business worlds, and large selection of modern, well-equiped rooms are the benefits of organising an event at the FELU.

In 2013/14 we organised two larger conferences: BESTEN 2014 (Building Excellence in Sustainable Tourism Education Network) with 60 participants and EALE 2014 (European Association of Labour Economists) with 450 participants.

CONSULTING & APPLIED RESEARCHThe FELU Centre for Business Excellence (CBE) has a long tradition in consulting. The core faculty mem-bers’ expertise spans from strategy development and building effective organisations, business pro-cess reengineering to effective marketing and brand-ing, managing costs, managing risks etc.

SECURING FUNDS – THE FELU FOUNDATIONThe FELU Foundation’s finances and other resources provide scholarships for outstanding students from Slovenia and abroad, support visits by established in-ternational professors, and contribute in other ways to the excellence of the FELU.

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WORLDWIDE PARTNERSTo provide our students with the best possible ca-reer and personal development, the FELU is involved in 187 exchange agreements with universities in 44 countries around the world. The FELU’s programmes attract students from nearly every corner of the world.

International agreements in 2013/14

Number of Erasmus agreements 147

Number of bilateral agreements 40

Total number of agreements 187

Number of countries 44

BEING INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

NORTH AMERICAPartner universities: 6

Incoming students: 18

Outgoing students: 9

EUROPEPartner universities: 155



ASIAPartner universities: 16



AFRICAPartner universities: 2


Outgoing students: 0SOUTH AMERICAPartner universities: 5



AUSTRALIA ANDNEW ZEALAND

Partner universities: 3



A map of partner universities and student exchanges in the 2013/14 academic year.

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AFRICA

SOUTH AFRICA University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB)

Stellenbosch University

ASIA

CHINA Shanghai University of International Business and Economics (SUIBE)

Tongji University, School of Economics and Management

Southwestern University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE)

City University of Hong Kong, College of Business

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Faculty of Business

INDIA Sharda University, Delhi

JAPAN Akita International University

Hiroshima University of Economics

KAZAKHSTAN Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economics and Strategic Research - Bang College of Business

L.N. GUMILYOV Eurasian National University

KOREA Kyungpook National University, College of Economics & Business Administration

Yeungnam University, College of Commerce & Economics

Yonsei University, School of Business

Keimyung University, Daeugu

University of Seoul

SINGAPORE National University of Singapore, School of Business (NUS)

EUROPE

AUSTRIA Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Fachhochschule Kärnten

MCI Management Center Innsbruck

WU Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien

FH der Wirtschaft Graz (CAMPUS 02)

Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt für Wirtschaft und Technic

FH Joanneum Gasellschaft mbH Graz

Universität Wien, Department of Business Administration

Alpen Adria Universitat Klagenfurt, Faculty of Management and Economics

University of Applied Science Upper Austria/ School of Management

WU Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien (Department for Informatics)

BELGIUM Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management (SBS-EM) – ULB

Universiteit Antwerpen

KULEUVEN, Faculty of Economics and Applied Economics

UCL Louvain School of Management

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA University of Sarajevo, Faculty of Economics

University of Mostar, Faculty of Economics

CROATIA American University of Bulgaria, Faculty of Economics

University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics

University of Dubrovnik

University of Split

Zagreb School of Economics and Management

CZECH REPUBLIC University of Pardubice

Tomas Bata University in Zlin

Masaryk University, Faculty of Economics and Administration, Brno

University of Economics, Prague

DENMARK Aarhus School of Business, University of Aarhus

Copenhagen Business Academy

University of Southern Denmark

FINLAND HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences

Jamk University of Applied Sciences

List of the FELU’s International Exchange Partners

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FINLAND Aalto University School of Business

Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences

Hanken School of Economics

FRANCE KEDGE Business School (Campus Marseille)

Université de Strasbourg, Ecole de Management Strasbourg -

EM Lyon Business School

ESSEC Business School

ESCP Europe

FBS France Business School (Campus Clermont)

Groupe EDHEC – School of Management (Grande Ecole & Espeme Prog.)

Toulouse Business School

Groupe ESC Dijon Bourgogne – Burgundy School of Business

Groupe ESSCA – Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Commerciales d'Angers

ISC – Institut Supérieur du Commerce Paris

ESG Management School Paris

NEOMA Business School (Campus Reims)

NEOMA Business School (Campus Rouen)

SKEMA Business School

TELECOM Business School

Audencia Nantes School of Management

Université Catholique de Lille, IESEG School of Management

KEDGE Business School (Campus Bordeaux)

Ecole de Management de Normandie

La Rochelle Business School

GERMANY Berlin School of Economics and Law (HWR Berlin)

Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

Europa Universität Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder)

Fachhochschule Düsseldorf, University of Applied Sciences

Fachhochschule Osnabrück, University of Applied Sciences

Hochschule München, Munich University of Applied Sciences

Humboldt-Univeristät zu Berlin, School of Business and Economics

Leibniz Universität Hannover

Technische Universität Chemnitz

Hochschule Worms

University of Mannheim

Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main

EBS Business school/EBS Universitat fur Wirtschaft&Recht i.GR.

HHL (Leipzig) / Leipzig Graduate School of Management

Westfälische Wilhelms-Univerität Münster

Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences

Duale Hochschule Baden- Wuerttemberg Mosbach, DHBW Mosbach

Fachhochschule Nordhausen

Universität Augsburg

Universität Leipzig

Universitat Paderborn

Freie Universität Berlin, School of Business and Economics

Frankfurt School of Finance and Management

Georg Simon Ohm University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg

Universität zu Köln

Hohenheim University

Hochschule Heilbronn

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GERMANY Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg

HUNGARY Corvinus University of Budapest/ Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem

University of Pécs, Faculty of Business and Economics

IRELAND Dublin City University (DCU) Business School

University of Limerick

ITALY Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"

Università degli Studi di Siena

Università degli Studi di Torino

Università degli Studi di Trieste

LATVIA University of Latvia

LITHUANIA ISM University of Management and Economics

Siauliai University

MACEDONIA Ss. Cyril and Methodius University Skopje

MONTENEGRO The Faculty of Economics Podgorica

NETHERLANDS Technische Universiteit Eindhoven

Universiteit van Amsterdam, Amsterdam Business School

VU University Amsterdam

Maastricht University

Tilburg University /Tilburg School of Economics and Management

Hogeschool Rotterdam / Rotterdam University

University of Groningen / Faculty of Economics and Business

Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen School of Management

NORWAY BI Norwegian Business School

POLAND Kozminski University

Lazarski School of Commerce and Law

Poznan University of Economics

University of Economics in Katowice

University of Gdansk

Warsaw School of Economics

PORTUGAL Universidade Nova de Lisboa

ISCTE – Lisbon University Institute (ISCTE-IUL Business School)

Universidade Católica Portuguesa

Universidade Técnica Lisboa – TU Lisbon/ Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão

Universidade Nova de Lisboa – ISEGI (Informatics)

Universidade do Porto, School of Economics and Management (FEP)

SERBIA University of Belgrade, Faculty of Economics

SLOVAKIA University of Economics in Bratislava

RUSSIA State University of Management, Moscow

Saint Petersburg State University, School of Management

SPAIN Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Universidad de Oviedo

Universitat de Girona

Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona

Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Universidad Politécnina de València, FADE

University of Jaen

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Universidad de Huelva

Universidad de Leon

University of Deusto, Deusto Business School (Bilbao)

University of Deusto, Deusto Business School (San Sebastian)

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SPAIN ESIC Business & Marketing School

SWEDEN Jönköping International Business School

Linköpings Universitet

Stockholm University School of Business

Umeå University

University of Gothenburg

SWITZERLAND University of Applied Science, ZHAW School of Management and Law

University of Zurich, Faculty of Economics, Business Administration and IT

University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland

TURKEY Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi, Faculty of Business

Izmir University of Economics

Koç University

METU Middle East Technical University

Bilkent University

Sabanci University

Istanbul University

UNITED KINGDOM Birmingham City University

Strathclyde Business School, University of Strathclyde

University of Northumbria at Newcastle

University of Salford

Aston Business School

Nottingham Trent University/ Nottingham Business School

University of Hertfordshire

SOUTH AMERICA

BRAZIL Universidad de Sao Paulo, Faculdad de Economics, Administracao E Contabilidade de Ribeirao Preto

COLOMBIA Universidad de los Andes, School of Management

MEXICO Technologico de Monterrey (ITESM – Monterrey Campus)

Technologico de Monterrey (ITESM – Campus Ciudad de Mexico)

Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM)

NORTH AMERICA

CANADA Queen’s School of Business, Queen's University

HEC Montreal

University of Quebec, Montreal (UQAM)

University of Victoria, Peter B. Gustavson School of Business

Wilfrid Laurier University

USA Drury College Springfield

AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND

AUSTRALIA Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

University of Technology, Sydney

Monash University, Monash Business School

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STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMMESThe FELU is involved in various exchange pro-grammes: Erasmus Student Mobility for Studies, Erasmus Student Internship, Erasmus Intensive Pro-gramme, Erasmus Multilateral Projects, Erasmus Mundus Partnerships, Erasmus Mundus Master Pro-gramme, ICI – ECP Korean double degree and mo-bility project, CEEPUS (Central European Exchange Programme for University Studies), EEA Grants Nor-way Grants, Bilateral Agreements. The FELU is also a partner in several research projects: Seventh Frame-work Programme (FP7), TEMPUS, INTERREG, EURE-KA, COST, Central Europe Programme, South East Europe and Transnational Cooperation Programme.

In 2013/14, the FELU hosted 337 incoming students, and sent out 248 outgoing students.

In 2012, the FELU became a coordinator of the Eras-mus Mundus partnership and mobility programme – EURO-ASIAN Cooperation for Excellence and Ad-vancement 1 (Euro-Asian CEA) for a four-year period. The Euro-Asian CEA 2 partnership was confirmed in 2013. The multidisciplinary consortiums consist of 20 partners, 9 from EU countries and 11 from Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan).

In the Erasmus Mundus Action 2 – Partnerships pro-jects with mobility, the FELU is a partner in:

1. Western Balkans: Basileus, SunBeam, GreenTeach

2. Central Asia: Euro-Asian CEA 1, Euro-Asian CEA 2

3. Uzbekistan: TIMUR

4. India: EMINTE

5. South Africa: EUROSA

6. Latin America: SUD-UE

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ACADEMIC AND STAFF EXCHANGESThe FELU faculty members have the opportunity to participate in different academic and staff exchange programmes, such as ERASMUS, the CEEPUS pro-gramme and others. Besides that, academic and professional staff members are developing their cross-cultural skills by participating in activities and seminars organised at the FELU. In addition, the Con-fucius Institute Ljubljana plays the role of promoting Chinese language and culture. The FELU’s professors have rich international experience, since they are en-couraged to participate in different research and pro-fessional activities and because they have taught all over the world at foreign distinguished institutions.

The FELU is home to many prominent international professors coming from different continents around the globe. To name a few: Professor Christopher Win-ship, Ph.D., Harvard University, USA; Professor Frank Hartman, Ph.D., Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, Netherlands; Professor Robert Hisrich, Ph.D., Garvin Professor of Global Entrepre-neurship and Director of the Walker Center for Glob-al Entrepreneurship at Thunderbird, USA; Professor Jan Svejnar, Ph.D., Professor James T. Shotwell, Pro-fessor of Global Political Economy and Founding Di-rector of the Center on Global Economic Governance at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, USA, etc.

New additions to the Faculty’s list of visiting scholars: • Professor Charles C. Snow, Ph.D., Smeal College

of Business, Penn State University, USA• Professor Richard R. Perdue, Ph.D., Pamplin

School of Business, Virginia Tech, USA• Professor Pauline Joy Sheldon, Ph.D., School

of Travel Industry Management, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA

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INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONSThe FELU is a member of several international or-ganisations and associations, such as EFMD (the Eu-ropean Foundation for Management Development), AACSB (the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), EIASM (the European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management), NIBES (the Network of International Business and Economic Schools), CEEMAN (the International Management Development Association), NAFSA (the Association of International Educators) etc.

STRATEGIC ALLIANCESThe FELU is a founding member of the new Strategic Alliance of Chinese and European business schools (ACE). The founding members are: Antwerp Man-agement School (Belgium), Beijing Jiao Tong Univer-sity (China), Chinese Academy of Sciences (China), EBS Business School (Germany), ESSCA School of Management (France), Gothenburg University (Swe-den), Harbin Institute of Technology (China), Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Hong Kong), Leeds University (UK), National Tsing Hua University (Tai-wan), Northwestern Polytechnic University (China), MIP Politecnico di Milano (Italy),Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (Netherlands), Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (Chi-na), Southwestern University of Finance and Eco-nomics (China), Universidade Catolica Lisbon (Por-tugal), Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), University of Macau (Macao), VSE Univer-sity of Economics Prague (Czech Republic) and Xia-men University (China).

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES The FELU regularly organises and hosts international business conferences and events. Selected interna-tional conferences in 2013/14: COBIK 2013, the Por-torož Business Conference, Business Hive 2014, the European Workshop on Applied Cultural Economics (EWACE 2013), FDI Summit 2013 etc.

THE CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE (CI LJUBLJANA)The CI Ljubljana operates on the FELU’s premises under the supervision of the Chinese state office for spreading the Chinese language in Beijing (the Hanban-Office of Chinese Language Council Inter-national). One of 420 CIs globally, the CI Ljubljana is one of just seven CIs in the world with a business orientation. The CI Ljubljana has established Chinese classes in primary schools in Ljubljana, Maribor and Kranj, where more than 600 Slovenian pupils are learning Chinese. The CI Ljubljana promotes Chinese language and culture and strengthens relations be-tween China and Slovenia.

Main highlights of the CI Ljubljana in 2013/14: Chinese language courses, seminars and workshops, Youth Summer Schools in Ljubljana and Novo mesto, Sum-mer Research camp in Idrija, Cooking workshop: Yin and Yang in Chinese cuisine, Hallerstein – A Slove-nian in the Forbidden City, Classical Chinese poetry and Butoh dance, Chinese Cultural Month, Chinese holiday celebrations (Dragon Boat Festival, Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival etc.), Chinese Saturday hours for children, Business trip to China, 1st China – Central and Eastern Europe confer-ence on cross-cultural dialogue education and busi-ness etc.

THE FELU SUMMER SCHOOLSTHE LJUBLJANA SUMMER SCHOOL – TAKE THE BEST FROM EAST & WEST (3 WEEKS IN JULY)One of the FELU’s most successful internationalisa-tion activities is the Ljubljana Summer School – “Take the Best from East and West”, which was introduced in 2000. Over the course of three exciting and chal-lenging weeks, students attend classes, interact with companies, discover the local culture, and socialise with people from all around the world.

The Ljubljana Summer School 2014 hosted 472 par-ticipants from 37 countries. There were 25 courses available at the undergraduate and graduate level with 37 lecturers from 15 countries.

77 per cent of participants attended the undergrad-uate courses. The courses in greatest demand were: How to do Business with China, Corporate Finance, International Marketing Strategy, Tourism Manage-ment, Macroeconomics, Business Plan Development, Negotiation Techniques etc.

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“I came to the Summer School because of the lectures and professors, who did a great job. Also the socialising part of the Summer School was well-organised; there were many events and sports activities. The cultural and national diversity of the students presented that extra value. I met a lot of new people, which will come in useful when I will be making future business connections. I am very happy with this ex-cellent experience!”

Emre Mehmet, Australia

“During the Summer School, I got acquainted with several different cultures and made a lot of friends. Chinese customs are completely different from the ones in the West. This Summer School was a great experience in my life!”

Xinyi Zhu, China

“I really enjoyed Ljubljana Summer School because of the useful lec-tures from friendly professors at the university. Because of the new friendships with many people who are now far from me but close to my heart. And the amazing Ljubljana city which I look forward visiting again.”

Ana Boshkova, Macedonia

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DOCTORAL SUMMER SCHOOLThe Doctoral Summer School offers the best teachers and specialised courses to complement the course-work doctoral students have engaged in during the regular programme of their Ph.D. training. The cours-es are designed so that they offer the most in a very concentrated form; all courses are offered within a week of intensive work.

2013/14 Doctoral Summer School courses: • “Sustainable competitiveness in tourism” (7 – 11 July 2014)• “The theory of the innovative enterprise” (8 – 11 July 2014)• “Empirical methods for economic analysis” (14 – 18 July 2014)• “Understanding major aspects of entrepreneurship,

corporate entrepreneurship, government entrepre-neurship and social entrepreneurship”

(21 – 25 July 2014)

23 students attended the Doctoral Summer School.

EXECUTIVE SUMMER SCHOOL – THE PERSUASIVE CHANGE LEADER (14 – 18 JULY 2014)The international Executive Summer School “The Persuasive Change Leader” was developed to re-spond to a major challenge facing managers of or-ganisations today. The programme is led by Patrick C. Flood, Ph.D., professor of Organisational Behav-iour at Dublin City University, and John McMackin, a lecturer and consultant on change management, strategy and human resource management. The pro-gramme adopts a strong practitioner perspective and is highly interactive.

15 participants from middle to senior management positions of leading international and regional com-panies attended the FELU Executive Summer School.

DOUBLE SUMMER SCHOOL TOULOUSE – LJUBLJANA (16 JUNE – 25 JULY 2014)The Double Summer School is a joint programme between the Toulouse Business School, France and the FELU, Slovenia. It offers a unique opportunity for undergraduate students to spend some of their summer in two great locations in Southern and Cen-tral Europe: Toulouse, France and Ljubljana, Slovenia. Under the title “Think Multicultural & Create New Ex-periences”, students participated in a six-week pro-gramme and were able to earn up to 24 ECTS.

18 students from 8 countries attended the first Dou-ble Summer School.

SHANGHAI SUMMER SCHOOL – SUMMER SCHOOL OF CHINESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 2014 (13 JULY – 13 AUGUST 2014)The Shanghai Summer School was held in the busi-ness miracle city of China, Shanghai at the FELU’s partner university – Shanghai University of Interna-tional Business and Economics (SUIBE). The Summer School was based on language, business and culture. Students were able to meet and listen to lectures on various important themes conducted by experi-enced Chinese professors and representatives from well-established companies in China, and visited several Chinese companies. By participating in the Shanghai Summer School, students gained a deep-er understanding of the Chinese way of thinking and Chinese business practices.

89 students attended the Shanghai Summer School.

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THE FELU SHORT PROGRAMMESINTENSIVE PROGRAMME: »HOW THE CULTURAL BACKGROUND INFLUENCES SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY« (6 – 19 JULY 2014)The main purpose of the Intensive Programme (IP) Summer School ”How the Cultural Background In-fluences Social Responsibility” was to confront stu-dents with social responsibility issues and cultural differences and to raise awareness of how one’s cul-tural background influences social responsibility.

The IP Summer School is a two-week programme conducted in English. The programme was open to undergraduate and graduate students from five part-ner institutions, and was credited with 6 ECTS.

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OUR FOCUS: QUALITYQUALITY ASSURANCE

A SOURCE OF QUALITYThe highest standards of quality are paramount to the FELU and accordingly the FELU is engaged in na-tional and international accreditation processes.

The FELU’s Quality Assurance provides support and assistance to staff, academic units, students and other stakeholders to incorporate quality into all of the FELU‘s activities. Through the assessment of the teaching and programmes, the FELU is developing and maintaining new programmes, modifying and reviewing existing programmes, curriculum changes, learning outcomes and ensuring the enhancement of quality in teaching, learning and research areas.

To name just a few of the quality assurance services provided to FELU staff:

• FELU professors are encouraged to teach, study and research abroad;

• FELU professors have the possibility to take sab-baticals and periods as a visiting professor;

• FELU professors are actively engaged in various forms of internationalisation (participation in ex-change programmes, members of editorial boards of international journals, reviewers for international journals etc.);

• FELU professors are able to take professional train-ing courses for teaching in international classes (for example, in cooperation with the British Council the Academic Teaching Excellence course was organ-ised in September 2014 etc.);

• FELU academic and professional staff have the op-portunity to participate in cross-cultural training programmes and attend various workshops for im-proving the quality of their teaching and/or profes-sional support.

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INSTRUMENTS FOR QUALITY MONITORING

• An external evaluation of written exams per-formed by professors from other higher education institutions;

• an evaluation of learning goals and objectives at the programme level through a series of steps ensuring a closed-loop assessment;

• Steering Committees’ monitoring of quality assurance at the programme level – members of the Steering Committees are the head of a pro-gramme, student representatives, and business community representatives;

• an annual review of the progression rates and study results of students in all programmes;

• employer evaluations of student internships and of the services provided by the Centre for Student and Career Services;

• participant evaluation of the workshops provided by Centre for Student and Career Services and of the Quality Assurance Office;

• general satisfaction surveys among the staff, stu-dents and alumni;

• an assessment and guidelines provided by the Business Advisory Board;

• performance assessment interviews with the faculty.

In 2013/14 the FELU organised the Conference for Academic Staff 2014 and the Conference for Profes-sional Staff 2013.

KEY STRENGTHS OF THE FELU’S QUALITY ASSURANCE

• Contemporary teaching and learning methods;

• Outstanding research achievements in specific fields, such as business processes, organizational sciences, accounting, finance etc.;

• Strategic partnership with accredited schools;

• Excellent corporate connections;

• Know-how in international network coordination;

• A Beta Gamma Sigma chapter (BGS) for the best FELU graduates as the highest recognition a busi-ness student anywhere in the world can receive in a business programme accredited by AACSB International:

• World-class expertise in the organization of inter-national conferences and events;

• Active participation in EFMD and AACSB commit-tees and other management education institutions.

NATIONAL ACCREDITATIONTHE FELU IS A HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION THAT HAS BEEN NATIONALLY ACCREDITED BY THE SLOVENIAN QUALITY ASSURANCE AGENCY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (SQAA).

The Agency provides for the development and op-eration of the quality assurance system in Slovenian higher education. It operates responsibly, both for-mally and contextually, and counsels all stakeholders and participants in tertiary education in line with Eu-ropean and global development trends.

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INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATIONSFELU IS AN EQUIS-ACCREDITED BUSINESS SCHOOL.

EQUIS (the European Quality Improvement System) is the accrediting body at the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) and the lead-ing international system for the quality assessment, improvement and accreditation of the best business schools in the world. FELU IS AN AACSB-ACCREDITED BUSINESS SCHOOL.

AACSB International (the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) is an American or-ganisation that represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools around the world. For students seeking the finest education, this is one of the most important affirmations that they are mak-ing the right choice of business school.

THE FELU HOLDS A TEDQUAL ACCREDITATION FOR TOURISM PROGRAMMES.

TedQual is the accreditation of the World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO – United Nations World Tour-ism Organisation) and is given by the UNWTO.Ted-Qual Themis Foundation.

THE FELU HOLDS A CERTIFICATE FOR QUALI-TY IN INTERNATIONALISATION (CEQUINT) FOR THE MASTER PROGRAMME IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS.

The CeQuInt Certificate is an award from the Euro-pean Consortium for Accreditation (ECA) that has developed a methodology for assessing the interna-tionalisation of programmes and institutions.

The CeQuInt Certificate confirms that a programme or an institution has successfully incorporated an international and intercultural dimension into the purpose, function and delivery of its education. The project is co-funded by the Lifelong Learning Pro-gramme of the European Union.

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SUSTAINING SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND INTEGRITYWith knowledge, integrity and innovation the FELU creates and contributes to sustainable development.

The FELU aspires to develop ethically responsible students who respect their social and natural envi-ronments as reflected in the FELU’s mission, vision and values. The FELU’s Ethics Committee, a core part of the FELU’s integrity structure, is responsible for in-tegrity management and coordinating the initiatives of actors whose activities have an impact on the or-ganisational members’ integrity.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IS INTEGRATED INTO THE MAJORITY OF COURSES AND IN OVERALL CURRICULASocial responsibility within the FELU’s education pro-grammes is one of the FELU’s main goals. The FELU creates educational frameworks, materials, process-es and environments that enable effective learning experiences for responsible leadership. In addition, all business-related tracks at the undergraduate and graduate levels have a specific social-responsi-bility-related learning goal and supportive learning objectives. Ethics, social and environmental respon-sibility, or sustainability topics, are integrated into undergraduate and graduate theses as well as doc-toral dissertations.

ENSURING EQUAL OPPORTUNITIESThe FELU is committed to providing a fair environ-ment that embodies and promotes equality opportu-nities for all members.

PRINCIPLES FOR RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENTThe FELU has committed itself to the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) and the Six Principles advocated by the United Nations’ Responsible Management Education initiative. The PRME promote responsible management educa-tion and thought leadership. The primary objective is to develop a new generation of business leaders capable of managing the complex challenges faced by business and society in the 21st century. In Sep-tember 2013, we participated in the PRME Summit – the 5th Annual Assembly, which was held in Bled, Slovenia.

CODE OF ETHICSIn line with the FELU’s mission of creating and dis-seminating knowledge, the FELU implements a Code of Ethics. It is aimed at guiding the behaviour of the FELU academic community. The Code of Ethics is a moral contract between members of the academic community that promotes integration and coopera-tion, and strengthens the FELU’s reputation.

OUR FOCUS: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND INTEGRITY

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CORPORATE INTEGRITY GUIDELINESThe four partner institutions – the Chamber of Com-merce and Industry of Slovenia (CCIS), the Managers’ Association of Slovenia, the Slovenian Directors’ As-sociation (SDA) and the Faculty of Economics, Uni-versity of Ljubljana (FELU) – publicly presented the document Corporate Integrity Guidelines in order to provide guidance and guidelines for companies that want to establish business in accordance with the Good Practice Guidance on Internal Controls, Ethics and Compliance.

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY COMMUNICATIONThe FELU’s faculty members are important opin-ion-makers and their professional relevance is re-flected in the positive publicity they generate. Pro-fessors regularly publish articles or present their professional positions, commentaries and opinions in the media.

In order to foster sustainable growth, the FELU em-braces the concept of sustainability as its identity in its interaction with all stakeholders (students, em-ployees, business partners, society). This is shown by the efficient and creative use of all possible re-sources. The FELU promotes debates, international meetings, conferences, lectures and forums in order to enhance awareness of social responsibility. For ex-ample, a dialogue with students takes place through

the monthly newsletter featuring a section on sus-tainability, and through the FELU’s “Corporate Social Responsibility” webpage, as well as by partnering with companies that promote corporate responsibil-ity. The FELU’s academic community serves the val-ues of integrity, cooperation, responsibility, knowl-edge and academic freedom through projects and website Our values.

SUSTAINING GREENThe FELU recently implemented improvements in its environment sustainability through the initiative “re.misli” in collaboration with the company si.mobil. The initiative encourages environmentally-friendly changes including reductions in water consumption, electricity use and paper waste.

SOLAR POWER PLANTThe FELU was the first higher education institution in Slovenia to have an energy efficiency expertise for system improvements and optimisations, and the first institution to have adopted its own Travel Plan to improve the school’s accessibility and promote more sustainable travel choices among its students and employees.

Details of the FELU Solar Power Plant

Plant Name: mFE Ekonomska fakulteta

Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia

Plant power: 105,000 kWp

Annual Production: approx. 110,250 kWh (1,050 kWh/kWp)

CO2 avoided: Approx. 77.2 tonnes per annum

ENERGY-EFFICIENT REHABILITATION PROJECTIn 2013/14 the FELU built a new environmental-ly-friendly heating, cooling and ventilation system and replaced the entire wiring system and lights in all Faculty areas. The investment provides the FELU with estimated heat savings of [872 MWh/year] and electricity savings of [305 MWh/year].

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PUBLIC EVENTS

Finalists of the 1st European CSR Award Scheme that focuses on successful partnerships between enter-prises and non-business stakeholders.

Roundtable – Detection and Prosecution of Econom-ic Fraud: “Creating a better future path”.

Preventing corporate fraud and corruption in busi-ness environments – with this conference, the FELU, together with its partners the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption, the Office of the State Prosecutor General of the Republic of Slovenia, and the Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security, Univer-sity of Maribor commemorated the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) on Interna-tional Anti-Corruption Day.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Slovenia (CCIS), Managers Association of Slovenia, Slovenian Direcors’ Association (SDA) and the FELU presented Corporate Integrity Guidelines. The document is im-portant because it provides examples of good practic-es for companies that want to establish a value-based business.

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THE FELU CAMPUSThe FELU campus is located in the northern part of the capital city of Slovenia, Ljubljana and is easily ac-cessible by car or public transport (city bus lines).

THE FELU’S MAIN CAMPUS FACILITIESThe FELU’s main campus facilities are well-equipped, maintained and adjusted to suit the needs of peo-ple with disabilities (e.g. sliding doors, ramps etc.). There are four big lecture halls, 46 classrooms, eight computer rooms – six of which are used for teaching purposes, while the other two provide FELU students with free access to computer equipment. Moreover, the well-maintained grounds give the FELU campus its own character and feel.

To support the use of contemporary teaching and learning methods, all teaching halls and classrooms are equipped with multimedia equipment. In addi-tion, the FELU has a campus-wide IT infrastructure and computer network that connects 740 comput-ers that are used by the faculty, staff and students. There are over 120 computers in the computer rooms, more than 50 computers in the lecture rooms which are used in the teaching process, more than 30 computers in the Central Economics Library (CEK) and another 80 computers that are freely accessi-ble to students (most of them during the library’s opening hours). The FELU also built multifunctional study room, and a new computer lab. A new firewall system and policy ensuring greater security were established.

All computers have Internet access and are equipped with all software relevant to the teaching process. The FELU provides free wireless access to students with their own equipment (laptops or handheld com-puters) throughout the campus.

THE FELU ABROADApart from the main campus in Ljubljana (Slovenia), the FELU operates in Prishtina (Kosovo), and in Skop-je (Macedonia).

In Prishtina, the FELU’s facilities include three class-rooms with all necessary equipment, one computer room, and a small open-access library. In Skopje, lectures are held on the premises of the Skopje Fair with one Diplomatic Hall and a computer room. Both classrooms are equipped with an LCD and a microphone system. One classroom is fitted with multimedia equipment.

CENTRAL ECONOMICS LIBRARY (CEK) The Central Economics Library (CEK) is the leading and largest scientific and academic library for busi-ness and economics studies in Slovenia. It is an active member of the COBISS national library and informa-tion system and the COSEC national library consor-tium. CEK supports the needs of faculty members, students and researchers and is available to anyone who may find it useful.

Ivan Kanič, Head of the CEK: “The CEK’s resources are comparable to those of the very best economics faculties.”

The FELU has invested a lot in assuring web access to a well-balanced selection of important databases and e-journals. In addition, the library maintains an extensive and efficient inter-library loan and docu-ment supply service with a number of prominent academic libraries on the national and internation-al level. In order to facilitate efficient and adequate information on European integration processes, the library includes a special department, the European Documentation Centre (EDC), which was co-found-ed as part of a national research project.

THE FELU’S PREMISESINFRASTRUCTURE

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To ensure easier access to its services and informa-tion sources, the library maintains its own web home-page in the Slovenian and English languages.

Surface area 1,530 m2

Collections 249,307

E-journals 6,657

Printed journals 45

Members 5,411

Visitors 233,950

Item Borrowed 24,941

PUBLISHINGThe FELU has a long tradition of publishing scientific and professional publications, university textbooks, and professional monographs in both Slovenian and English. The FELU is also home of the Economic and Business Review journal. In 2013 the first success-ful monograph in the Slovenian language Napredni management (Advanced Management) was pub-lished in the “Maksima” book series. In 2014, in the same book series the FELU published a Slovenian book “Zgodovinski primeri kot zgledi za današn-je mednarodno poslovanje” (Historical examples as role models for today’s international business). The book is particularly valuable because it describes historical views and patterns of modern international business from the time of the Phoenicians onwards.

ART ENTHUSIASTS – THE FELU ART GALLERYThe FELU strives to provide a cultural experience for the students, faculty members and visitors that en-courage openness and new ways of seeing and think-ing. Therefore, the FELU Art Gallery is a space re-served for creative, innovative and abstract thought.

Altogether, the FELU has hosted over 130 exhibitions, many of which featured young Slovenian artists: painters, sculptors, photographers, illustrators and ceramicists.

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ACADEMIC UNITS CHAIR

Academic Unit for Economics Nevenka HROVATIN Ph.D., Full Professor

Academic Unit for Money and Finance Marko KOŠAK Ph.D., Full Professor

Academic Unit for International Economics and Business Jože DAMIJAN Ph.D., Full Professor

Academic Unit for Management and Organisation Nada ZUPAN Ph.D., Full Professor

Academic Unit for Marketing Tanja DMITROVIĆ Ph.D., Full Professor

Academic Unit for Entrepreneurship Mateja DRNOVŠEK Ph.D., Full Professor

Academic Unit for Accounting and Auditing Marko HOČEVAR Ph.D., Full Professor

Academic Unit for Business Informatics and Logistics Jurij JAKLIČ Ph.D., Full Professor

Academic Unit for Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research

Simona KORENJAK ČERNE Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Academic Unit for Languages for Business and Economics Alenka UMEK M.A., Teacher of Foreign Language

APPENDIX

OFFICE/DEPARTMENTS HEAD

Secretary General Marjan SMONIG, Nataša MULEC (from September 2014)

Assistant Secretary General• Finance• Legal affairs• Business processes and IT

Dušan JERŠENataša MULECSaša JAVORIČ

Academic and Student Affairs Unit• Student Affairs Office

Tilen BALONPetra RUS

Research Unit• Research Office

Rebeka KONCILJATadeja ŽABKAR

Doctoral Programme Unit Marko PAHOR

International Relations and Confucius Institute Danijela VOLJČ

Office for Corporate and Institutional Connections Jasna DOLŽAN LESJAK, Barbara LESKOVEC

Human Resources Office Tamara KAŠE

Quality Assurance Office Smiljana ZAJEC

Public Relations Dušica VEHOVAR ZAJC

Central Economics Library Ivan KANIČ

Publishing Tomaž ULČAKAR

Facilities and Resources Management Office Alijana LEPŠINA

IT Office Peter ČEPIN

Centre for Business Excellence Monika LAPANJA, Sonja KLOPČIČ

Selected Support Services

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DeanProfessor Metka TEKAVČIČ, Ph.D.

Edited by: Irena KRŽAN, M.A.Nuša PETEK, M.Sc.Smiljana ZAJEC M.A.Dušica VEHOVAR ZAJC

Design & layout:Damjan RONČEVIĆ

Photographs:Faculty of Economics, University of LjubljanaArchive UL, Željko STEVANIĆ

Language review and Proofreading: Murray BALES LL.B, B.Ec.

Print: COPIS, d.o.o., Ljubljana

Copies issued: 500

This report was prepared by the FELU’s Support Services Staff, Faculty and Management team.© Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana,September 2014

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