V CEK je na voljo nova zbirka Tax-Fin-Lex, pravno-poslovni portal, ki združuje širok spekter ključnih informacij s področja prava, financ in davkov.

In October 2024, the Scool of Economics and Business, University of Ljubljana hosted the event “Innovation Challenge – Transition to a Regenerative Economy,” organized as part of the Erasmus+ project REGENU.

Dear SEB students!

The exam period is around the corner and at CEK Library, we understand that for many SEB students, our library is the ideal place for studying and preparing for exams.

The new year is here and so are our first new books. Visit us and discover our most recent arrivals or reserve books via the COBISS system.

We look forward to your company in our festively decorated library until Tuesday, 24 December 2024, when the CEK is open until 3 pm.

This year, Santa visited our library a little early and brought a sack full of new books that you can already borrow.

A fresh, new space is being created in the CEK library for socialising, relaxation, creative work and study breaks.

On Tuesday, 10 December 2024, the eagerly awaited Be International event, organised by the International Relations Office, took place at the School of Economics and Business at the University of Ljubljana. The event was met with great interest and the Hofer Hall was filled to capacity as students gathered to explore international opportunities at UL SEB.

We have successfully concluded the first Erasmus Teaching Week, held from December 2 to 6, 2024, under the title Contemporary Issues in Consumer Behavior and Marketing.

We are pleased to announce that UL SEB staff and students have one-year access to 1312 new eBooks in 2025 and permanent access to 49 eBooks from Taylor & Francis.

We welcome Prof. Dr. Danijela Miloš Sprčić as a visiting professor at IMB! This semester, she brings her expertise to the Accounting for Managers course, enriching our students’ learning experience with new challenges.

Soustanovitelj treh različnih podjetij, ki uživa v ustvarjanju novih projektov

We were honoured to host Professor Jan Svejnar, Ph.D., the esteemed Richard N. Gardner Professor of Economics and International Affairs at Columbia University and founder of CERGE-EI, during the Business Environment course at IMB!

Vrije University in Brussels, together with the original EUTOPIA partners (University of Ljubljana, University of Warwick, CY Cergy Paris Universite, University of Gothenburg and University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona), is preparing a simulation exercise of the EU parliamentary sessions for its students.

The School of Economics and Business at the University of Ljubljana has once again been ranked by the Financial Times among the 95 best business schools in Europe.

On Wednesday, November 20th, the Portorož Business Conference marked a significant milestone for our excellent students from the International Master Programme in Business and Organisation (IMB). Luka Černila, Boris Jovanović, Kaja Zajc, and Ivana Milivojević represented the 31st Generation of the programme with their final project to an esteemed audience, showcasing the culmination of their academic journey.

As Slovenia enters 2024, the Office for Macroeconomic Analysis reports that productivity lags behind the EU average, with added value per employee significantly lower than in other EU countries. This raises an important question—what’s driving this decline?

From 15 to 17 September, the School of Economics and Business hosted a visit of evaluators for the Business School Impact System (BSIS) certification. A team of two international evaluators assessed the impact of the faculty on society and the regional environment.

Last weekend, 8 – 10 November 2024, UL SEB organised and hosted the semi-finals and finals of the international competition European Ethics Bowl. Ten teams from nine European universities and one team from the alumni programme of the European Investment Bank Institute Summer School took part in this year’s event. This year, the overall theme of the competition was “Ethics and Artificial Intelligence”.

On Tuesday, 8 October, the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the European Single Supervisory Mechanism for Banks, the School of Economics and Business hosted Professor Claudia Buch, PhD, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the Single Supervisory Mechanism at the European Central Bank, which is responsible for the regulatory supervision of banks in the European Banking Union.