They can answer your questions, share their experiences, and give you a student’s perspective on studying and living in Ljubljana. Feel free to ask them about:

• What is it really like to study at the School of Economics and Business?
• How would you describe the quality of teaching and your overall learning experience?
• What do you wish you had known before coming to Ljubljana?
• How easy is it to meet other students and make friends?
• What are the typical costs of student life in Ljubljana?
• Where do students usually eat, study and spend their free time?

Master's Student in Sustainable Tourism Management
I come from: Nepal
Languages: Nepali, English

Hi, I’m a Nepali girl navigating through one of the most beautiful cities in Slovenia while pursuing the degree I love the most, Sustainable Tourism Management. I love nature, hiking, and exploring beautiful places, so I truly believe I landed in the right spot.

At university, I’m fortunate to have wonderful and supportive professors who make my studies even more meaningful. Through this journey, I feel like I’m not just studying sustainable tourism but also living my dream of traveling, exploring new places, and learning about different cultures.

Applying for my master’s degree in Slovenia as a non-EU student was challenging. I never doubted the university’s efforts, but I often wished I had someone who had been in the same shoes as me. Now, you have me! 

I’m happy to share what I’ve learned and hopefully make someone else’s journey a little easier. Feel free to email me at ulseb.ambassadors@ef.uni-lj.si with the subject line "Question for Sneha".

Master's Student in Marketing (1^st year)
I come from: Serbia
Languages: Serbian, English, Slovenian, Italian and German (learning proficiency) 

Hello! My name is Una Lajić, I am from Serbia, currently in the first year of my Master’s degree in Marketing at the School of Economics and Business, University of Ljubljana, after having completed my Bachelor’s degree in Marketing at the same faculty. During my first year of studies at UL SEB, I was recognized among the top 20 students of my generation, after which I became a member of Top EF, an alumni network that connects together the best students of the School of Economics and Business. Over the past three years, I have been an active member of Povezani EF, a student organization at our faculty, which I joined already during the first week of my studies. I have also been actively involved in student representation and faculty-level student initiatives throughout my studies. 

Furthermore, my active involvement at the faculty so far has included continuous participation in short-form videos showcasing UL SEB, promoting and documenting more than 100 events held at the faculty over the past three years; actively participating as a speaker on an annual basis in faculty presentations during Open Days in February, as well as welcoming and introducing students at the beginning of their studies during Welcome Days, held every year in late September and early October. 

In addition to my involvement at UL SEB, I have been an International Student Ambassador for the University of Ljubljana for the past two and a half years, actively participating in all activities and initiatives carried out as part of this role. 

Feel free to email me at ulseb.ambassadors@ef.uni-lj.si with the subject line "Question for Una".

Master's Student in Supply Chain and Logistics
I come from: Germany
Languages: German, English, a bit Slovenian and a bit Spanish

Hi, I’m Leo and I come from Germany. I’ve been studying in Ljubljana for a year now and I would like to share what I’ve learned with other foreign students. Furthermore, I want to encourage foreign students to join the Leto plus program as I did in my first year. After studying in Germany during my bachelor’s degree, I am here to explain to foreign students what differences there are between studying in Germany and Slovenia.

Feel free to email me at ulseb.ambassadors@ef.uni-lj.si with the subject line "Question for Leo".

Master's Student in Bank and Financial Management
I come from: Ukraine
Languages: English, Ukrainian, Russian, Slovenian

Hello! My name is Olya and I come from Ukraine, and I am a first-year Master’s student in Bank and Financial Management at the Faculty of Economics and Business in Ljubljana. I previously, I completed my Bachelor’s degree in International Business at UL SEB, so I have had the chance to experience university life here from different perspectives.

Studying here has been a truly rewarding experience, full of new discoveries and opportunities to grow both academically and personally. At the same time, I know it come with its challenges, and that is when a bit of advice and support can make all the difference I am happy to share what I have learned along the way, whether it is about studying, university procedures, student opportunities, everyday life, or exploring Ljubljana. I look forward to connecting with you and helping make your experience here as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Feel free to email me at ulseb.ambassadors@ef.uni-lj.si with the subject line "Question for Olha".

Bachelor's Student in Marketing (3^rd year)
I come from: Slovenia
Languages: Slovenian and English

Hello! I am Zala and I come from Slovenia. I chose to study at the School of Economics and Business because I wanted to gain the knowledge and skills needed to understand and run a successful business. Throughout my studies I gained valuable international experience with an Erasmus+ exchange, which was an opportunity to meet people from different cultures, something I truly appreciate. I decided to become a Student Ambassador because I would like to make the transition to studying in Slovenia, Ljubljana and at SEB easier for future students.

I am an open and communicative person who enjoys meeting new people and being able to help them. Outside of university, I have been passionate about dance my entire life. Today, I also work as a coach, choreographer and judge, which has taught me a lot about teamwork, communication, creativity and leadership. 

Feel free to email me at ulseb.ambassadors@ef.uni-lj.si with the subject line "Question for Zala".

Master's Student in Economics with data science (2^nd year )
I come from: Belarus
Languages: English, Russian, Belarusian (all fluently), Slovenian (sufficiently) 

Hi there! I am Ivan and I come from Belarus, Minsk. I strongly believe in giving back to the community that welcomed you. My personal experience includes English tutoring to elderly, IT sales and even a successful business enterprise (educational platform in my home country aimed at young adults). But it’s not my experience that makes me a great fit to be a Student ambassador but my previously described strong belief which made me realize that I’ll be able not only to explain to the newcomers all the nuances of both student’s and day-to-day life but also accommodate them into the new reality they’ll from now on live in and help make this transition into the position of student of UL SEB as smooth as possible.  

Feel free to email me at ulseb.ambassadors@ef.uni-lj.si with the subject line "Question for Ivan".

Bachelor's Student in International Business
I come from: Macedonia
Languages: Macedonian, English, Serbian, Croatian, Slovene (conversational)

My name is Mia and I am from Macedonia. I am an International Business student at the School of Economics and Business, and I enjoy getting involved in different student activities. I am currently a member of MSOS and have previously volunteered at the zoo, participated in a journalism club, and been a high school student ambassador. I have also had the opportunity to give speeches at the faculty for prospective and first-year students. I enjoy meeting new people, sharing my experiences and helping others feel more confident and welcome in a new environment.

Feel free to email me at ulseb.ambassadors@ef.uni-lj.si with the subject line "Question for Mia".

Bachelor's Student in Entrepreneurship (2^nd year)
I come from: Slovenia
Languages: English. Italian and Slovenian

Above all, my study experience at the SEB LU gave me a lot of knowledge and professional competencies, which I can now also connect with practical situations. Apart from the study itself, the people I met, the different projects and opportunities I got over the years meant a lot to me. I also had a very positive experience with the teaching staff, mainly because of their flexibility and willingness to understand the different situations of students. In my opinion, it was this attitude of professors and other employees that significantly contributed to the fact that I felt good at the faculty and was able to get as much as possible out of my studies. In addition to knowledge, the UL SEB has also given me a lot of practical experience, new acquaintances, and opportunities for personal development. Looking back, I would describe my study experience as a very holistic and important preparation for a further career path. Feel free to email me at ulseb.ambassadors@ef.uni-lj.si with the subject line "Question for Tajda".