University of Ljubljana (reviews)

The uni is ok. They dont give us a space to study, and some classrooms have been opened under Tito, but its still ok. Most of the Professors are pretty nice (some of them), but they do sometimes nag you for literally no reason, which is not particularly nice

The whole program is really on a high level. Apart from meteorology, that’s the most uninterestingly put subject there. The math requires a lot of theoretical knowledge, but the assistants are amazing and always take time to aid the students.
The same goes with other more specific EE subjects where the subject is presented in a clear way and the professors aren’t arrogant at all.

I mostly like it here. The environment is cool, and professors are understanding. If we sometimes forget about something, we are able to make a compromise about our work. They also dont give us too much workload, as they know that most of us works besides being in uni.

Faculty for Electrical Engineering gives you a solid foundation in maths, though it can be a pain in the …
Whilst a couple of courses feel very obsolete and dreadful, the vast majority of them are really useful and give a good introduction to many different fields of research.
Also great lasagne.

SOCIAL PEDAGOGY is a relatively small department in the Faculty of Education of the University of Ljubljana, that’s why there are generally the relationships between professors and students are good and personal. The themes of study are very interesting (matter of preferences), apart from traditional classes, we also studied through work individual and group projects, group discussions, visits and internships.
I’d like to see there be more internships integrated into the study program. After finishing the study program, in order to work in our field in the public sector, a state exam (with practical experience) must be done – this was not properly informed by the department.
Overall, very good and interesting study with good work opportunities in Slovenia.

It’s a very nice program. I like it a lot. You get a lot of experience by working on real machines. Our professors are very nice and helpful when you ask them questions. They help us with old exercises and by listening to us.

I would recommend it, as it is a really nice school. The only problem is, they don’t adapt to changes as quickly as they should, but that’s general throughout all universities in Europe I guess… They do invest a lot in equipment, which is nice

I like that all the knowledge that was acquired so far during my studies was very wholesome and in depth. However, some of the professors are still teaching by their old styles and refuse to update their content according to the times.