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We were honoured to welcome Nada Simoneti, an IMB alumna, for a guest lecture in the Managerial Economics course. During her presentation, Ms. Simoneti detailed Petrol’s evolving strategy, focusing on the company’s shift from its core business in petroleum products to becoming a more comprehensive energy solutions provider.

On 10 October 2024, Professor Polona Domadenik Muren, PhD, organised a one-day seminar for more than sixty companies in Northern Macedonia at the M6 Educational Business Centre – Skopje. The seminar topic was “Leadership Power Plays: Uncovering Game Theory in Executive Decision-Making”.

At the end of September, students from the 31st generation embarked on their final study trip, a week-long academic journey through Portugal and Spain designed to enrich their understanding of industry, innovation, and cross-cultural business practices. This trip, which played a pivotal role in supporting the students’ ongoing project for the Portorož Business Conference (PKP), offered a combination of company visits, lectures, and research opportunities, all of which provided essential insights for the development of their research.

On Wednesday, 16 October 2024, the atrium of the School of Economics and Business came to life. The traditional ‘EF tržnica’ (eng. SEB market), organised by the Student Organisation and the Student Council of the School of Economics and Business, provided a great start to the new academic year. ‘EF tržnica’ is an event, where student associations based at UL SEB, present themselves and what they do, at stands around the atrium.

At the beginning of October, we were thrilled to welcome 36 new students to our IMB family, marking the start of an exciting journey for the 32nd Generation!

Corporate mergers often attract attention, but it’s the demergers of companies that grab the public’s curiosity. Such was the case with the separation of Novartis and Sandoz last year

On Wednesday, 9 October 2024, at the course Management, the Head of International Relations, Mrs Darja Saksida Bogataj, presented the management of the international affairs department. She specifically discussed the annual management process and project management.

The Macedonian Student Organisation in Slovenia, the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Skopje and the Association of Slovenian and Macedonian Economists organised a national conference on 25 September 2024 in Skopje.

The SKIPPER team from the University of Ljubljana, School of Economics and Business had the opportunity to present their project at the GETM4 event.

We invite you to the event “Innovation Challenge – Transition to a Regenerative Economy”, which will take place on October 22, 2024, at the School of Economics and Business, University of Ljubljana as part of the project ReGenerate Strategies for Higher Education Institutions (REGENU).

On Thursday, September 26, 2024, the School of Economics and Business welcomed a new group of exchange students who will spend the winter semester 2024/25 with us.

On Monday, 30 September 2024, a new generation of students gathered at the University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business for a freshmen reception, boldly embarking on a new chapter.

The Central Economics Library welcomes you at the beginning of an exciting new academic year!

We successfully concluded the first international research symposium under the Alliance of Chinese and European Business School Network (ACE), held this year at Leeds University Business School.

University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business (UL SEB) is proud to announce that its Ljubljana MBA programme has been reaccredited with the prestigious AMBA (Association of MBAs) accreditation for the next five years. AMBA accreditation is awarded to only the top 2% of business schools across five continents, further solidifying the international reputation and quality of both UL SEB and its LJUBLJANA MBA programme.