EMUNI University is developing its academic offer through new study programmes, international partnerships and flexible learning opportunities. Alongside ongoing accreditation procedures, the University is strengthening quality assurance to support programme development and improve the student experience.
Eight Study Programmes Undergoing Accreditation
Six proposed master’s programmes and two doctoral programmes are currently undergoing accreditation procedures with the Slovenian Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (NAKVIS).
The proposed master’s programmes are:
Sport Management (MA)
Port Management and Blue Economy
International Negotiations and Conflict Resolution
Legal Aspects of Cybersecurity
Management and Organisation
Artificial Intelligence for Business
The two proposed doctoral programmes are:
International Law
Intercultural Studies and Social Resilience (PhD)
New Programmes and Flexible Learning Opportunities
EMUNI has prepared a proposed master’s programme in European Integration and External Action, comprising 120 ECTS credits, which has been approved by the University Senate and will now be submitted to NAKVIS. The programme takes an interdisciplinary approach to European integration and offers two specialised tracks: EU Law and Enlargement and EU External Action.
Preparations are also underway for the notification of a master’s programme in Archival Studies and Documentation in collaboration with Alma Mater Europaea University. Meanwhile, EMUNI is working with partner institutions in Tunisia on a proposed joint master’s programme in Social and Solidarity Economy.
The University is also developing micro-credential programmes to offer flexible, targeted opportunities for acquiring specific professional competencies. These programmes will undergo internal accreditation before implementation.
Developing a Joint Master’s Programme Through EUNICoast
Within the EUNICoast European University Alliance, EMUNI is finalising the development of a joint master’s programme in Port Management, in cooperation with the University of Le Havre Normandy, the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, and Burgas Free University.
The proposed programme aims to offer students an international learning experience across the participating institutions, combining expertise in port management, logistics and the wider maritime sector.