About the faculty
Organisation
Faculty bodies include:
Director
The Director is the manager and legal representative of the faculty.
The Director executes the decisions of the Governing Board at the direction of the president of the Governing Board and on this basis performs the following tasks:
- signs contracts that refer to financial and other burdens,
- represents the faculty in legal transactions,
- implements the decisions of the Governing Board on status, organisational and institutional changes of the faculty as well as its organisational units,
- executes the decisions of the Governing Board on employment relationships and other personnel and personal matters,
- is responsible for monitoring the records of contracts, acts and other documents of the faculty, as well as the decisions of the Governing Board and the Dean,
- gives instructions to other faculty bodies within the competency of the Governing Board regarding a legally correct use and interpretation of the Founding Act and the Statute of the faculty as well as other legal bases for the faculty’s operation,
- has other authorisations and responsibilities in accordance with the Founding Act, this Statute and the decisions of the Governing Board of the faculty.
DIRECTOR: mag. Olga Jambrek
Secretary
The head of the Secretariat of the faculty is the Secretary appointed by the Governing Board for the term of two (2) years and can be reappointed.
The requirements for the appointment of the Secretary are as follows:
- at least level 8 of education (Slovenian Qualifications Framework – SQF),
- a statement of management and organisation skills,
- at least 2 years of work experience in comparable positions,
- fluency in at least one of the world languages.
The Secretary’s work is directly monitored, led and directed by the president of the Governing Board and the Director. The Dean monitors, leads and directs the Secretary’s work within their competency in accordance with the directions of the Governing Board.
The Governing Board can dismiss the Secretary prior to the expiry of their term or can temporarily suspend the implementation of their term of office if:
- they operate unlawfully and irregularly,
- they break the acts of the faculty,
- they do not operate in accordance with the decisions and instructions of the Governing Board,
- any of the reasons for termination of employment relationship in accordance with the law arises,
- they lose trust of the Governing Board,
- they propose their own dismissal.
The Main Secretary of the Faculty: Ana Štern, mag. prav.
Academic Assembly
The Academic Assembly comprises all higher education lecturers, researchers and higher education associates, who are, in the current academic year, performing teaching or scientific research activity on the basis of a valid contract or employment relationship with the faculty. The representatives of students also participate in the work of the Academic Assembly so that their number accounts for at least one fifth of all Academic Assembly members.
The Academic Assembly:
- elects members of the Senate in accordance with the provisions of the Founding Act of the faculty and this Statute,
- gives general guidelines in connection with the study programmes and their implementation as well as other proposals and initiatives to the Senate,
- deals with reports on the work of the faculty as well as submits proposals and initiatives to the Senate,
- performs other tasks determined with this Statute and other general acts of the faculty.
The Academic Assembly rules at meetings, which can also be correspondence meetings. The Academic Assembly meets when necessary but at least once in a current academic year. The Secretary of the faculty convenes the Academic Assembly meetings at the Governing Board’s or Dean’s request.
The Academic Assembly elects a president from among its members. The president chairs meetings, formulates minutes of the meetings and monitors the execution of the decisions until the next Academic Assembly meeting is convened.
President of The Academic Assembly:
- prof. dr. Krešimir Puharič
Senate
The Senate is an academic body of the faculty responsible for higher education scientific, academic and professional matters. It consists of at least nine (9) and no more than thirteen (13) members. The members are elected by the Academic Assembly from among the higher education lecturers who are holders of at least one of the pedagogically implemented courses, and from among the students. All fields of study, scientific disciplines and study programmes of the faculty are equally represented in the Senate. The number of Senate members is determined by the decision of the Governing Board.
With regard to their function, the Dean and the Student Council representatives are members of the Senate. At least a fifth of the Senate members are students. Members of the Senate are elected by the Academic Assembly. The term of office of the Senate members lasts for two years and they can be re-elected after the expiry of this period.
The Senate decides on all matters regarding the implementation of the study programmes of the faculty as well as on new programmes and changes to the existing programmes.
The decisions of the Senate, to be adopted following prior consent from the Governing Board of the faculty, are those that have financial and business consequences, those regarding the number of admission places and limited enrolment, passing general and individual acts, decisions on new or changed existing study and scientific programmes as well as other programmes and projects of the faculty, personnel, personal and all other decisions that require the allocation and use of financial funds. The Governing Board decides which matter has financial consequences.
The Senate performs the following tasks:
- adopts proposals of study programmes,
- appoints members of the Senate of the university, who represent the scientific disciplines and professional fields that are fostered by the faculty,
- appoints higher education lecturers, researchers and higher education associates to the titles, except Full Professors and Senior Researchers; it nominates a candidate for appointment to the title of Full Professor and Senior Researcher to the Senate of the university,
- appoints three members of the Habilitation Committee of the university,
- decides on the withdrawal of the titles of a higher education lecturer, researcher and higher education associate,
- decides on the withdrawal of the title of a graduate,
- appoints a three-member committee which reports on the teaching and research qualifications of a candidate in the process of appointment to the title or withdrawal of the title,
- adopts the research and development programme,
- adopts the annual working plan of the faculty,
- appoints a three-member committee for the defence of the dispositions of doctoral dissertations and the qualification of candidates for doctoral dissertations,
- confirms the topics and mentors for doctoral dissertations,
- appoints a three-member Evaluation Committee, confirms the evaluation of the Committee and appoints members to defend the submitted doctoral dissertations,
- adopts professional opinion on young researchers and decides on their candidature,
- discusses and decides on the opinion of the Student Council of the faculty regarding its competencies,
- appoints its working bodies to carry out tasks in individual fields,
- decides on a candidate’s appeal in the recognition procedure of education obtained abroad,
- takes care of monitoring the quality of the educational and scientific research work,
- is responsible for the implementation of the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) as well as the coordination of related tasks,
- decides on other matters in accordance with the law, this Statute, and other general acts of the faculty,
- examines the students’ requests for faster advancement.
President of Senate:
doc. dr. Gorazd Justinek, dean
Senate members:
- prof. dr. Andrej Anžič
- prof. dr. Matej Avbelj
- izr. prof. dr. Denis Čaleta
- izr. prof. dr. Janez Čebulj
- prof. dr. Jernej Letnar Černič
- prof. dr. Peter Jambrek
- doc. dr. Gorazd Justinek
- doc. dr. Katarina Vatovec
- prof. dr. Dimitrij Rupel
- doc. dr. Katja Triller Vrtovec
- Ivan Kramberger
- Miran Murnik
- Jan Kočevar Polak
Governing Board
The Governing Board is the faculty’s managing, operating and decision-making body. It comprises at least two members. The number of the members is determined by the founder. Each member has one vote. The founder appoints the members for two years.
The Governing Board decides on financial, business, and asset matters and takes care of the material operation of the faculty. The competencies of the Governing Board are:
- decides on material, financial, business and organisational questions,
- adopts the Statute and other faculty acts, such as the Act on the Systematization of Job Positions at the faculty as well as regulations, price lists, criteria and others,
- appoints the Dean and Vice Deans, following prior opinion of the Senate,
- appoints the Director and the chief Secretary,
- appoints the chief accountant,
- appoints the Disciplinary Committee,
- submits proposals to the Senate for decisions within its competency, regarding the disposal and use of financial funds,
- adopts the decisions on tuition fees and the price list of other services,
- adopts investment plans,
- decides on personnel and personal issues,
- decides on the formation and position of organisational units and appoints the heads of the faculty organisational units in accordance with the Statute,
- decides on the introduction of new study programmes at the faculty as well as on changes to the existing study programmes,
- decides on contractual relations and authorises the Director to sign contracts on behalf of the faculty,
- decides on all other programmes or projects of scientific, research, consultancy, publishing or any other nature from the fields of activities for which the faculty is registered.
Members of Governing Board:
- Peter Jambrek, president and member,
- Olga Jambrek, director and member
Dean
The Dean is the academic and professional head of the faculty. They lead and represent the faculty regarding its professional, educational, scientific and research as well as other higher education activities.
The deanery comprises the Dean, the Vice Dean and the Secretary of the faculty.
The Dean is appointed and dismissed by the Governing Board for the term of two years and can be reappointed. Before the appointment and dismissal, the Governing Board obtains prior opinion of the Senate and the founder’s consent. The Dean is appointed from among higher education lecturers who are holders of at least one of the pedagogical courses.
The Dean of the faculty has the authorisations and responsibilities in accordance with the Founding Act of the faculty and this Statute. They perform the following tasks in particular:
- convene and normally chair the meetings of the Senate of the faculty,
- coordinate educational, scientific research, and other work at the faculty,
- in cooperation with the Governing Board, they take care of and are responsible for the legality of the faculty’s operations and for the execution of its liabilities determined by the law, other regulations and general acts of the faculty,
- in cooperation with the Senate they adopt the criteria for the quality of the faculty, study programmes, scientific research as well as professional work,
- are responsible for monitoring, determining and ensuring the quality of the processes of self-evaluation,
- regularly report to the Senate, the Governing Board and the founder about the work of the faculty on their own proposal or upon a proposal received from the Senate, the Governing Board or the founder,
- promote doctors of science together with the rector,
- present awards of the faculty,
- submit proposals to the Senate for decisions within its competency, and monitors the execution of its decisions,
- submit proposals to obtain consent of the Governing Board for implementation of tasks in their area of competency,
- implement instructions of the Governing Board regarding legally correct use and interpretation of the Founding Act, the Statute, the decisions of the Governing Board and the Director,
- perform other tasks in accordance with the regulations and general acts of the faculty.
Dean:
Doc. dr. Gorazd Justinek
Student Council
The Student Council comprises student representatives enrolled at the faculty. The Student Council deals with and gives its opinion to the competent bodies on the Statute of the faculty, on all matters that refer to the rights and duties of the students, as well as adopts and implements extracurricular programmes for the students in collaboration with the student community.
If the opinion from the previous paragraph is not taken into consideration, the Student Council can request that a competent body re-examines a particular matter and decides on it. In the event of this, the decision is adopted if 2/3 of all members of the competent body vote in its favour.
The Student Council has at least five members.
The term of office of the Student Council members lasts one year.
Members of the Student Council are elected directly at elections by the students of the faculty. The elections are generally held in the second half of October. The method of calling the elections, the candidacy procedure and the procedure for holding elections are specified in more detail in the Rules on the Election of the Student Council.
The Rules on the Election of the Student Council are adopted by the Governing Board of the faculty following the prior opinion of the Student Council.
The Student Council makes decisions at meetings, which are public in nature. A decision is adopted if the majority of members present have voted in its favour, under the condition that the majority of members are present.
A president, who is elected from among the members of the Student Council, runs the Student Council. In their absence, the vice president of the Student Council, who is elected from among the members of the Student Council, runs the Council.
Minutes of the meetings of the Student Council are taken and are then signed by the president of the Student Council or, in their absence, by the vice president.
The operation and means of organisation of the Student Council are determined in more detail in the Rules of the Student Council. The Rules of the Student Council are adopted by the Governing Board of the faculty following the prior opinion of the Student Council.
In the 2022/23 academic year, the Student council has the following members:
- President Miran Murnik
- Vice-President: Ivan Kramberger, Jan Kočevar Polak
- Secretary: Nina Ilič
- Deputy Secretary: Robert Letić
- Members: Igor Kalabić, Laura Gril, Vesna Bučinel
Habilitation Committee
The Habilitation Committee is a working body of the Senate of the faculty.
The Habilitation Committee comprises at least five members who are elected by the Senate of the faculty from among the higher education lecturers who fulfil the requirements for election into the Senate of the faculty. The student representative is also part of the Habilitation Committee.
The Habilitation Committee gives its opinion in the process of appointment to the titles and ensures the unified use of criteria for appointment to the titles of higher education lecturer, researcher and higher education associate.
The Habilitation Committee also gives its opinion on the withdrawal of the titles from the previous paragraph.
The Habilitation Committee works at meetings and has a quorum if the majority of members are present at the meeting. Their decisions are adopted with the absolute majority of Committee members.
The term of office of the Habilitation Committee members lasts for two years and they can be reappointed after the expiry of this period.
The Faculty Habilitation Committee consists of:
- prof. dr. Peter Jambrek, president
- Assoc. prof. dr. Liliana Brozic
- Assoc. prof. dr. Janez Čebulj
- prof. dr. Andrej Anžič
- prof. dr. Krešimir Puharič
- prof. dr. Vito Bobek
- Jan Kočevar Polak, representative of Student Council
Academic Committee
The Academic Committee and its president are appointed by the Governing Board for the period of two years with the possibility of reappointment. It comprises at least four members, among whom there must be at least one representative of the Law course, one representative of the Law and Management of Real Estate course, as well as one representative of students.
The Academic Committee:
- decides on the possibility of completing the studies in the undergraduate programme Law (1st cycle) on the basis of an article,
- discusses and approves the topics of master’s theses and confirms the mentor or co-mentor,
- appoints an Expert Committee for the evaluation and defence of the master’s thesis,
- submits proposals to the Senate for the appointment of an Expert Committee to assess the suitability of the topic of the doctoral dissertation,
- submits proposals to the Senate for the confirmation of the topic and the mentor or co-mentor of the doctoral dissertation,
- submits proposals to the Senate for the appointment of an Expert Committee for the evaluation of the doctoral dissertation,
- submits proposals to the Senate for the approval of the assessments of the Expert Committee for the evaluation of the doctoral dissertation and the appointment of an Expert Committee for defence,
- decides on the enrolment of students in study programmes,
- considers requests for transferring between study programmes,
- considers requests for extension of the topic of master’s and doctoral theses,
- on the basis of the student’s request, decides on enrolment of a student in the same year (repeat enrolment) and the enrolment of a student into a higher year, in the event that they have not fulfilled all the obligations determined in the study programme for the enrolment into a higher year (conditional or exceptional enrolment),
- on the basis of the student’s request issues a reasoned opinion on faster advancement of a student,
- on the basis of the student’s request decides on the application for taking higher year exams early,
- on the basis of the student’s request decides on the application for the replacement of the elective course,
- on the basis of the student’s request decides on the application criteria for issuing a special needs student status, student athlete status or student artist status,
- on the basis of the student’s request deals with the requests for student status extensions,
- on the basis of the student’s request decides on the recognition of obligations of official and unofficial education or practical training,
- on the basis of the student’s request decides on the exemption from compulsory practical training.
- on the basis of the student’s request decides on the application for the continuation of studies after more than two years of suspension,
- on the basis of the student’s request decides on the application for recognition of obligations performed abroad on the basis of the Erasmus + exchange programme,
- appoints a professor if the course does not have a specific co-performer who assesses the subject as part of a double assessment,
- decides on a joint assessment if the assessments of the two assessors differ and if the assessors do not give a harmonized joint assessment,
- appoints a professor, if the course does not have a specific co-performer who is present at the lecture of the course holder and takes short minutes of it,
- keeps records of minutes on monitoring the implementation of courses,
- performs other tasks related to the academic activities of the faculty if no other faculty body is competent for them.
The Academic Affairs Committee consists of:
- President of the Academic Affairs Committee: doc. dr. Katarina Vatovec, PhD
- doc. dr. Robert Drobnič, PhD
- izr. prof. dr. Petra Ferk, PhD
- Igor Kalabić, student
Disciplinary Committee
The Disciplinary Committee comprises three (3) members, each having their own deputy. The president of the Disciplinary Committee and their deputy are nominated by the Governing Board from among the educational staff of the faculty. A second member and their deputy are nominated by the Dean from among the employees of the Secretariat of the faculty. A third member and their deputy are nominated by the Student Council from among the students of the faculty.
On the basis of nominations, the Disciplinary Committee is appointed by the Senate of the faculty. The term of office of the Disciplinary Committee lasts for two (2) years and the members can be reappointed on the expiry of their term.
The Dean decides on the implementation of any disciplinary proceedings. It is possible to appeal to the Dean against the decisions of the Disciplinary Committee.
The Rules on Disciplinary Responsibility of the Students of New University regulates the disciplinary proceedings in more detail.
Members of the Disciplinary Committee are:
- Prof. dr. Milan Jazbec, president
- izr. prof, dr. Liliana Brožič, deputy
- Zdenka Volarič, assistant
- Ana Štern, deputy assistant
- Vesna Bučinel, student
- Miran Murnik, student deputy
Quality Committee
Members of the Quality Committee of the faculty are appointed by the Senate of the faculty on the Dean’s proposal. It comprises at least six members, from among whom the Senate of the faculty appoints a president of the Committee.
The Committee comprises representatives of all the main interest groups, including the higher education lecturers, researchers, students, professional staff, administrative staff and external agents.
The Committee performs the following tasks:
- preparation of the annual quality report (a self-evaluation report),
- regularly monitoring the quality of studies and submitting proposals for its improvement,
- regularly monitoring the quality of scientific research and submitting proposals for its improvement,
- other tasks in the field of monitoring and improving quality, as is determined in the Quality Manual.
The Quality Manual of the Faculty of Slovenian and International Studies regulates the Committee’s operation in more detail.
- izr. prof. dr. Liliana Brožič, PhD, president
- doc. dr. Katja Triller Vrtovec, PhD
- Tatjana Iliev
- Maja Antonič
- Jan Kočevar Pollak
- Ana Štern
- Zdenka Volarič
- Urška Jambrek
- Member of UKNU
Mission vision and establishment
Mission
Faculty of Government and European Studies is founded on the constitutional values of the young Slovenian country and dedicated to government and European studies. With excellence as its core objective, the faculty is successfully gaining ground as an elite educational centre in Brdo pri Kranju where those with ambition who want and are capable of more can gain professional knowledge for work in and with public administration bodies as well as international institutions. The faculty’s mission comprises delivering first-rate knowledge with the help of leading Slovenian and foreign experts and contributing to the development of a critical and creative mind that will help our students in their personal and professional lives and allow them to, in turn, contribute to a brighter tomorrow: a truly democratic Slovenian state governed by the rule of law and a better, more just world.
Vision
The faculty has completed the first year of its existence, which was, taking into consideration the entire Slovenian environment, successful. The faculty educates students at all three cycles of higher education. The programmes are filled to capacity and the students are better every year. This is a good sign for the future, which the faculty intends to grasp with both hands.
The faculty is strongly driven by ambition. Following the model of foreign faculties with a similar orientation but a much longer tradition, we strive to become the central institution educating elite experts that will form the backbone of our country’s state administration in the best sense of the word. The faculty wishes to complete its journey to becoming the main source not only of elite political leaders in Slovenia but also of top Slovenian officials working at EU institutions, which is, after all, the purpose of government and European studies.
The faculty’s main objective is all-round excellence, particularly in the areas of academic education, research, professional training and publishing. The faculty is a promoter of social responsibility and strives to ensure that its professors, alumni and students transfer their knowledge to practice so as to ensure that Slovenia truly becomes what it is expected to be in accordance with its constitutional order: a democratic state governed by the rule of law that is founded on respect for human rights.
In the future, the faculty aims to reach beyond the Slovenian academic borders. This is simply a necessity, and we intend to stand out of the Slovenian average in this area. The Slovenian academic sphere is marked by statism, a very closed nature and all too often by outdated teaching approaches. As such, it is almost completely invisible on the European academic map. The time has come to put Slovenia on the map and join the European academic community, which must not only be restricted to South-Eastern Europe, first as equal participants and eventually as active shapers of the community. The faculty thus intends to establish as many institutional, research and personal connections with foreign faculties as possible. We plan to introduce exchange programmes for professors and students as well as activities for the exchange of good practices in order to ensure our full inclusion in the European academic and research sphere.
In accordance with its vision, the faculty will work in the coming years towards gaining the status of an elite Slovenian educational institution that attracts students who wish to receive an excellent education founded on the faculty’s own research work and delivered by top lecturers. The knowledge they gain will not only help them in their local endeavours but also in their work within our wider political community, the European Union, where the faculty will serve as an active partner.
Establishment
Faculty of Government and European Studies is an independent and private higher education institution established and owned by the independent and private Institute for Legal Consulting and Institute for Constitutional Order and Human Rights. At its 12th meeting on 2 June 2000, the Council for Higher Education of the Republic of Slovenia adopted a decision approving the establishment of the Faculty of Government and European Studies as an independent higher education institution. The faculty was established on 17 August 2000. At its 19th meeting on 29 June 2001, the Council for Higher Education of the Republic of Slovenia adopted a decision approving and recommending the introduction of the postgraduate master’s and doctoral study programmes in Government and European Studies. On 18 September 2001, the Minister of Education, Science and Sport issued the decision no. 608-01-239/2001, deciding that the Graduate School of Government and European Studies was to be registered under number 8 in the register of higher education institutions of the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport. In accordance with the decision, the Graduate School of Government and European Studies met the requirements for the implementation of the postgraduate master’s and doctoral study programmes in Government and European Studies and could begin to implement the study programmes in the 2001/2002 academic year. With its decision no. 2/84-2007 of 10 November 2007, the Accreditation Senate of the Council for Higher Education approved the introduction of a new first-cycle (university/3-year) study programme in Public Administration, which the School of Government and European Studies began to implement in the 2008/2009 academic year.
On 20 November 2007, the Council for Higher Education of the Republic of Slovenia adopted a decision approving the renaming of the Faculty of Government and European Studies. The higher education institution is now called the Faculty of Government and European Studies.
Legal Acts
Quality
The vision, mission, values, and strategic goals guide the activities of the Faculty of Government and European Studies of the New University. At the faculty, we are committed to the continuous improvement of achievements in all areas of operation, therefore monitoring the performance and assessment of achievements/quality is an important aspect of the operation. The aforementioned is achieved through appropriate organization of activities, monitoring, and control of fundamental processes, measuring the effectiveness of processes, their continuous improvement, or taking measures for improvement. The implementation of self-evaluation at the faculty is regulated by the Quality Regulations of the New University, which governs the system of monitoring, evaluation, and quality assurance at the university level, and the Quality Regulations of the Faculty of Government and European Studies, which governs the quality monitoring system at the faculty level. The action plan for the future self-evaluation period can be seen from the faculty’s action plan each time. The quality system at the faculty is based on the Deming circle model:
planning (Plan-P),
implementation (To – D),
check (Check – C), and
action (Act–A).
Activities and processes are improved at the faculty based on a quality feedback loop, the purpose of which is that the findings or undesired situations identified during the inspection are eliminated so that they do not recur in the future. This can be achieved by identifying the causes of errors or undesirable situations, taking appropriate measures, and planning activities and their implementation, and re-checking. The quality of the faculty is monitored by two commissions, namely the Commission for the Quality of the Faculty and the Commission for the Quality of the New University, which examines the self-evaluation reports of the members and proposes to them the adoption of certain measures that are necessary to increase the quality of the functioning of the faculty. The quality committee of the Faculty of Government and European Studies in the current academic year consists of:
- Assoc. prof. dr. Liliana Brožič, president
- M.Sc. Maja Antonič, employer representative
- Ana Štern, secretary
- Jan Kočevar Polak, student representative
- Professional staff of the University Library of the New University
- Tatjana Iliev, accounting
- Urška Jambrek, head of Student´s Affairs Office
- Zdenka Volarič, independent expert associate
- Assoc. dr. Katja Triller Vrtovec, research
Self-assesment of the study program
PROCESSOGRAM – Self-evaluation of the study program
Preparation of the NU member for the self-evaluation of the study program (1)
The expert associate in the field of quality prepares and collects all relevant material for the preparation of a self-evaluation report (survey analyses, data from the VIS, etc.), and forwards them to the members of the member’s Quality Commission.
The quality committee meets and, on the basis of the received material, prepares organizationally for the self-evaluation of the individual study program.
Time frame: October
Preparation of the report (2)
The quality committee prepares a self-evaluation report for the study program and an action plan with the participation of relevant stakeholders, especially employees, students, management and the external environment (including employers, service clients, graduates, etc.).
Time frame: November-December
Consideration of the report (3)
The quality committee, in cooperation with other committees and the management of the member, considers the self-evaluation report of the individual study program and proposed measures (Action Plan).
Time frame: January
Report Confirmation (4)
The Senate of the member New University (NU) considers and approves the self-evaluation report of the study programs together with proposed measures (action plan).
Time frame: February
Informing stakeholders (5)
The member of the New University (NU) informs the stakeholders, especially employees, students and representatives of the external environment (including employers, clients of services, graduates, etc.), with the adopted self-evaluation report and action plan.
Time frame: February and, if necessary, additionally during the year
Self-assesments reports
Programske evalvacije 2021/22:
- Samoevalvacijsko poročilo študijskega programa VS Državne in evropske študije, 1. stopnje – 2021/2022
- Samoevalvacijsko poročilo študijskega programa UNI Javna uprava, 1. stopnje – 2021/2022
- Samoevalvacijsko poročilo študijskega programa MAG Javna uprava, 2. stopnje – 2021/2022
- Samoevalvacijsko poročilo študijskega programa MAG Mendarodne in diplomatske študije, 2. stopnje – 2021/2022
- Samoevalvacijsko poročilo študijskega programa DR Javna uprava, 3. stopnje – 2021/2022
- Samoevalvacijsko poročilo študijskega programa DR Mednarodne in diplomatske študije, 3. stopnje – 2021/2022
Action plans
Akcijski načrt za uresničitev vizije in poslanstva NU, FDŠ 2022/23.
Past action plans for the realization and missions of NU, FDŠ are available in the side tabs.
Meetings of the Quality Commission
1. REGULAR MEETING OF THE QUALITY COMMISSION NU, FDŠ, in the academic year 2022/2023
On October 26, 2022, the 1st regular meeting of the Quality Commission of NU, FDŠ was held. The session took place via the ZOOM online application. The guidelines for the preparation of the Self-Evaluation Report for the academic year 2022/2023 were reviewed on the agenda. The meeting set a deadline for the preparation of the working version of the Self-Evaluation Report.
2. REGULAR MEETING OF THE QUALITY COMMISSION NU, FDŠ, in the academic year 2022/2023
From January 6, 2023 until January 9, 2023, a correspondence session of the Quality Commission took place. The agenda referred to the review and approval of the self-evaluation reports of the NU, FDŠ study programs for the academic year 2021/2022.
3. REGULAR MEETING OF THE QUALITY COMMISSION NU, FDŠ, in the academic year 2022/2023
From February 21, 2023 until February 23, 2023, a correspondence session of the Quality Commission took place. The agenda referred to the review and approval of the Institutional Self-Evaluation Report for the academic year 2021/2022.
4. REGULAR MEETING OF THE QUALITY COMMISSION NU, FDŠ, in the academic year 2022/2023
From March 8, 2023 until March 10, 2023, a correspondence session of the Quality Commission took place. The agenda referred to the review and approval of the NU, FDŠ Action Plan. Form for proposals for improvements at FDŠ NU.
Form for proposals of improvements on NU, FDS
The form is intended for students, university teachers, colleagues and other employees of the Faculty of Government and European Studies of the New University, as well as the general public, to propose their suggestions for improvement. You can send the completed form to referat@fds.nova-uni.si
or, if you wish to remain anonymous, drop it in the mailbox located in the Kranj study center.
Form for improvement suggestions
Departments
The department is a teaching-scientific unit of university or faculty, which connects university teachers and assistants with a common narrow field of expertise. The academic structure of the faculty is divided in the following five departments:
1. Constitutional and Human Rights Law,
2. Legal Theory and Ethich in public life,
3. Public Administration,
4. International European and Diplomatic studies,
5. National and International Security studies
Constitutional and Human Rights Law Department – head of department is full professor Arne Marjan Mavčič
Legal Theory and Ethich in public life Department – head of department is full professor Marko Novak
Public Administration Department – head of department is associate professor Janez Čebulj
International European and Diplomatic studies– head of department is full professor Dimitrij Rupel
National and International Security studies– head of department is associate professor Denis Čaleta