University of Ljubljana (reviews)

I really enjoy studying at this university. The program is academically challenging, with a strong focus on science, and it requires quite a lot of studying. It is also a highly interdisciplinary field, and we have opportunities to collaborate with students and professors from other faculties, especially Medicine and Chemistry.
The program gives you a broad range of knowledge and a strong foundation in many different areas, which is a big advantage after graduation. There are also many different career opportunities available after completing your master’s degree. There are good opportunities to go on Erasmus exchanges, which is a great way to gain international experience and meet students from different countries.
Even though the program requires a lot of studying, the student life is still really good. We have a very active and well-organized student association that regularly organizes events, activities, and opportunities for students to connect and socialize. Overall, it’s a great faculty for anyone who enjoys science, is willing to work hard, and wants a diverse and versatile education.

I am having a very positive experience at the University of Ljubljana. The professors are knowledgeable and supportive, and the courses are well- structered and academically challenging. The University offers welcoming environment for international students and provides many opportunities for personal and professional development.

The UNI program itself is very demanding especially with maths in the first two semesters. The addition of engaging lab work is a good positive and brings it all together. The exams are however very awkwardly structured. We have two exam period with limited exam options that often overlap and leave you to cram many exams at once, while oral exams usually continue in to the summer semester by one or two weeks.

studying electrical engineering. Courses are very theoretically oriented. vibe of faculty and generally university is good. Uni offers few extracurriculars like sports, language courses etc.
Studying itself (ICT programme) is not very time demanding so there is plenty of time to join clubs (like EESTEC).