Austria

Wien

Degree level Slovene programmes are being replaced by new BA and MA programmes, while there is still Slovene within teacher training and an optional course for students of other programmes.

Graz

Graduate studies in Slovenian at the Institute of Slavic Studies and the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Translation Studies (as a native or second foreign language), elective subject for students of other fields of study. Since autumn 2008, study programs have been running according to the Bologna system (3 + 2), namely BA Translation Multilingualism, Translation, and Digital Communication, MA Translation (specializations: Conference Interpreting; Translation, Migration, and Inclusive Communication; Translation and Communicative Artificial Intelligence; Multilingual Communication and Translation Policy). Students can choose Slovenian as their native language or foreign language in all programs. Slavic studies offer the following specializations: BA Slavic Languages, Literatures, and Cultures and MA Slavic Linguistics, Literary Studies, and Cultural Studies, as well as a diploma program in Slovenian with a focus on teaching. Students can choose Slovenian, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, and Russian as their main language. It is also possible to enrol in a doctoral programme in Slovenian at the Department of Slavic Studies. Since autumn 2011, the Department of Translation has also been offering joint second-cycle study programmes (joint degrees) in translation and interpreting, which are open to students in Graz and Ljubljana.

Klagenfurt

Slovene at graduate and postgraduate level and within teacher training, optional courses for students of economy and cultural studies, optional courses for students of Slavic languages and other programmes, postgraduate students and external participants.