The Faculty
The Faculty of Law at the University of Ljubljana, a founding member of the university in 1919, is the largest and oldest law school in Slovenia. In 2000, it moved to new facilities, offering an excellent environment for both study and work. The Faculty is a well-established, internationally oriented institution.
Study at the Faculty of Law
Study follows modern teaching methods and offers a broad selection of elective courses, as well as a variety of extracurricular activities, such as moot court competitions, language courses, and summer schools. The curriculum integrates theoretical and practical knowledge through initiatives like legal clinics and student projects, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to excel in the diverse and ever-changing legal fields, both domestically and internationally. The program is specifically designed to prepare students for the state law examination.
The Faculty employs more than seventy internationally active faculty members and researchers and houses Slovenia’s leading law library, one of the most important law libraries in the region. This infrastructure supports high-quality education and scientific research.