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The [[Department of Classics, University of Ljubljana|Department of Classics]] offers three graduate programmes and three postgraduate programmes of Latin, Greek and Antique and Humanities studies. The doctoral level of study consits of Antique Studies programme which is a part of a doctoral study scheme combined with modules and study collaboration between the [[Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana|Faculty of Arts]] and [[Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana|Faculty of Social Sciences]] at the [[University of Ljubljana]]. The Department was established in [[established::1919]] and is today one of the oldest departments at the faculty. | The [[Department of Classics, University of Ljubljana|Department of Classics]] offers three graduate programmes and three postgraduate programmes of Latin, Greek and Antique and Humanities studies. The doctoral level of study consits of Antique Studies programme which is a part of a doctoral study scheme combined with modules and study collaboration between the [[Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana|Faculty of Arts]] and [[Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana|Faculty of Social Sciences]] at the [[University of Ljubljana]]. The Department was established in [[established::1919]] and is today one of the oldest departments at the faculty. | ||
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+ | In 1919, the year when the Faculty of Arts was founded at the [[University of Ljubljana]], the Department of Classics was its founding basis. The Ancient Greek and Latin language were a part of the study curriculum and a tool for study in many other study disciplines. |
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In 1919, the year when the Faculty of Arts was founded at the University of Ljubljana, the Department of Classics was its founding basis. The Ancient Greek and Latin language were a part of the study curriculum and a tool for study in many other study disciplines.
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