The 2nd-cycle study programme in History leads to "magisterij" (master's degree). It is implemented by the Faculty of Arts. It programme offers an in-depth knowledge of Slovenian history from the Middle Ages till today. The recent Slovenian history is particularly covered.
History (Double Major, Teacher Training), Master
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- 24 monthsDuration
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Overview
COURSES (ECTS)
Year 1: 1st Semester
- Pedagogy (1,5)
- Didactics (2,5)
- Psychology of Learning and Development (2,5)
- Work with Children with Special Needs (1,5)
- Interdisciplinary Observer Practice (1)
- Didactics of History 1 (3)
- Slovene History in the Middle Ages: History of the Slovene Territory in the Middle Ages (3)
Year 1: 2nd Semester
- Elective teacher-training course 1 (1,5)
- Elective teacher-training course 2 (1,5)
- Didactics of History 2 (5)
- Teaching Experience – History 1 (3)
- Slovene Modern Period History: History of the Slovene Territory in the Early Modern
- Period (4)
Year 2: 3rd Semester
- Didactics of History 3 (3)
- Recent Slovene History: Slovene History 1790-1914 (3)
- Contemporary Slovene History 1: Slovene History 1914 – 1941 (3)
- Contemporary Slovene History 2: Slovene History after 1941 (3)
- European Contemporary History (1914-1939)
Year 2: 4th Semester
- Teaching Experience – History 2 (4)
- European Contemporary History (after 1939) (3)
- Elective history course (3)
- Master’s Seminar with Master’s Thesis (5)
Teacher-training electives:
- English for Academic Purposes (3)
- Professional Development of Teachers (3)
- Authentic Forms of Knowledge Assessment (3)
- Learning of Language and Communication in the Classroom (3)
- Ethical Issues in Education (3)
- Outdoor Learning (3)
- Supervision and Group Process in Education (3)
- Multimedia (3)
- Games in Teaching (3)
- Multilingualism in the School (3)
- Alternative Pedagogical Concepts (3)
- Discipline in Contemporary School (3)
- Badminton and Fitness (3)
- Volleyball and Aerobic Exercise (3)
- Professional Language in School (3)
History electives:
- Selected Themes in Political History (3)
- Selected Themes in Church History (3)
- Selected Themes in History of Everyday Life (3)
- Selected Themes in History of Migrations (3)
- Selected Themes in Economic History (3)
- Selected Themes in Military History (3)
- Selected Themes in Cultural History (3)
Accreditation
The study programme has been accredited by the Slovenian Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (Slovenian abbreviation: NAKVIS; English abbreviation SQAA).
Programme Structure
Detailed programme structure is available under "Overview".
Detailed Programme Facts
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Candidates apply in 2 application periods. However, in the 2nd, they may apply only for programmes still having vacancies that the faculty decides to fill.
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- Programme intensity Full-time
- Full-time duration 24 months
- Credits 60 ECTS
- Languages
- Slovenian
- Partially taught in English
- Delivery mode On Campus
English Language Requirements
This programme may require students to demonstrate proficiency in English.
General Requirements
Please find detailed admission requirements at the following link: https://www.um.si/en/Study/about/Documents/1920FFEN.pdf (page 24).
The Call for Application into Postgraduate Study Programmes of the University of Maribor for the 2019/2020 Academic Year is available at https://www.um.si/en/Study/about/Pages/CALL-FOR-APPLICATION-INTO-POSTGRADUATE-STUDY-PROGRAMMES-OF-THE-UNIVERSITY-OF-MARIBOR-FOR-THE-ACADEMIC-YEAR-2019-20.aspx.
Tuition Fee
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2980 EUR/yearTuition FeeBased on the original amount of 2980 EUR per year and a duration of 24 months.
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Living costs for Maribor
- 480 - 700 EUR/monthLiving Costs
The living costs include the total expenses per month, covering accommodation, public transportation, utilities (electricity, internet), books and groceries.
Funding
Full-time students from Slovenia and other EU countries, and full-time students from non-EU countries who are granted international protection, applicants for international protection and persons from countries with which Slovenia has concluded bilateral agreement (i.e. Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo, B&H, and Serbia) pay NO TUITION FEE (except the part for studying in English, if applicable) if they have not already obtained an education corresponding to master's degree.
You may find scholarship opportunities offered by the Public Scholarship, Development, Disability and Maintenance Fund of the RS at the following website: http://www.sklad-kadri.si/en/calls-for-applications-and-news/calls-for-applications/.
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