University of Primorska

What you'll study

Students follow a curriculum that integrates theoretical anthropology, ethnology and cultural studies with practical components. Learning formats include lectures, seminars and field exercises (including multi-day fieldwork). The department encourages artistic practice and research projects connected to international, national and local contexts.

Entry requirements

The source text identifies this as a first-cycle (undergraduate) programme but does not list specific entry criteria on the provided page. Prospective applicants should consult the faculty admissions pages for formal requirements and application procedures.

Career prospects

Alumni from the department have gone on to roles in academic research and university teaching, positions in national institutions including parliament, work in tourism organisation, and activism and management roles within non-governmental organisations. The programme’s combination of field skills, cultural analysis and arts-based research supports careers in cultural heritage, community work and research-oriented roles.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No specific scholarships or funding details appear in the provided text. Applicants should check the university and faculty funding pages for scholarships, grants for fieldwork, and other financial support opportunities.