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From 3 February 2025, the free access to The Economist online for students and staff at the SEB becomes even simpler – now available via the Single Sign-On system.

UL SEB is proud to announce its participation in the AGENTS project, a three-year Erasmus+ project dedicated to promoting slow tourism as a sustainable alternative to mass tourism. The project is co-funded by the European Union and is led by Laurea University of Applied Sciences from Finland. Other esteemed partners include CETT Barcelona School of Tourism, Hospitality and Gastronomy, Tallinn University of Technology, Kiel University of Applied Sciences, and Klaipėda University.

As part of the Operation Management course, the students had the opportunity to learn from Rok Stritatr, an entrepreneur, advisor, and mentor to numerous companies in various stages of development, and the founder of Kibuba.

We had the incredible opportunity to participate in a project workshop with Kearney, where we stepped into the role of consultants—analyzing complex challenges, problem-solving, and delivering actionable insights.

As part of our Supply Chain Management course, we had the privilege of learning from Raul Intriago Lombeida, Head of External Supply Operations – Large Molecules.

Short on time to collect or return books during library working hours? No worries – CEK Library now offers a service that fits your schedule!

We would like to inform you that there are occasional issues with the stock of materials in the EFBookshop.

On February 26, 2025, Davor Jakulin, Director of ATech, shared his entrepreneurial experiences as part of the Competencies for Entrepreneurial Opportunities for »Problem-Based Learning of Students in the Working Environment« project, which involves students and Prof. Dr. Boštjan Antončič.

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, the School of Economics and Business welcomed a new group of exchange and double-degree students who will be spending the spring semester with us. This semester, we are hosting 166 students from 27 countries and 80 partner institutions.

As part of their Marketing for Managers and Multivariate Analysis courses, the 32nd Generation of IMB students had the opportunity to present their ideas at NLB d.d. on how to address the challenge of transitioning from cash to digital payments.

The University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business has successfully completed its reassessment through the EFMD’s Business School Impact System (BSIS), led by Mr. François Bonvalet, Director of BSIS.

Dear students!

Because language skills are key to success in an international environment and multilingualism opens many opportunities, we have prepared a special offer.

We invite you to a free online course on regenerative economy, an in-depth MOOC designed to enhance your understanding of sustainability.