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The Faculty of Administration is one of the Univer<strong>si</strong>ty of Ljub<strong>lj</strong>ana’s<br />
newest faculties, but it has a long history as an educational<br />
institution. Its work goes back to 1956 when it was founded as the<br />
College of Administration. In 1995 it became a higher education<br />
institution, and was renamed as the School of Public Administration.<br />
From 1997 the preparation of modern new study programmes on<br />
a level comparable to <strong>uni</strong>ver<strong>si</strong>ties around Europe gave increa<strong>si</strong>ng<br />
impetus to the idea of granting the School of Public Administration<br />
<strong>fu</strong>ll faculty status.<br />
Development of the Faculty of Administration International accreditation<br />
In 2003, by amending the Order on the Transformation of the<br />
Univer<strong>si</strong>ty of Ljub<strong>lj</strong>ana, the Slovenian parliament completed the<br />
process of changing the status of higher education schools, and<br />
on 5 April 2003 the School of Public Administration officially became<br />
the Faculty of Administration.<br />
Today the Faculty implements its mis<strong>si</strong>on in the field of higher<br />
education in administration science, academic research, development<br />
and consultancy work, supplementary profes<strong>si</strong>onal training for civil<br />
servants and international cooperation with <strong>si</strong>milar educational and<br />
research institutes. The focus of the Faculty of Administration’s work<br />
includes the development of these areas:<br />
• the legal organisation and development of the public sector,<br />
• public sector organisation,<br />
• public sector economics,<br />
• public finance,<br />
• public sector management,<br />
• informatisation of the public sector and the development of<br />
e-government.<br />
Study programmes in Administration at the Faculty<br />
of Administration meet the criteria defined by the<br />
demanding quality standards of the EAPAA (European<br />
Association for Public Administration Accreditation).<br />
The EAPAA international accreditation ensures the quality<br />
of the teaching programmes and comparability on the<br />
European level.<br />
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