Katarina Krapež, MAresearcher, Faculty of Management

legal advisor, Technology Agency of Slovenia

Faculty of Management Koper

Undergraduate Courses:

IT Law

Introduction: few basic facts

• management & business school• IT law: Programme

Subject (at the moment) Topic (within different subjects)

• Bologna programmes + old programmes1st CYCLE: 2005/2006

2nd CYCLE: 2006/2007 (planned)

Degree Profiles

• Undergraduate- Professional higher education study programme Management- University study programme Management

• Postgraduate- Specialist study programme Management

- Specialist study programme Management in Education- Master and doctoral study programme Management

Undergraduate Degrees

A) Professional higher education study programme Management

• Duration: 3 years (6 semesters)• ECTS: 180 (30 electives) • Structure: 22 subjects, seminar papers, thesis• Degree awarded: “diplomirani ekonomist”

equiv. to Bachelor of Arts in Economics – BA Econ.

Undergraduate Degrees

A) Professional higher education study programme Management

• practically oriented• emphasis on the applicability of skills related to

economics, business, law, and organisational sciences

• third year students have to complete in-company practical training in a chosen company

• graduates are trained to occupy responsible managerial positions in companies and institutions

Undergraduate Degrees

• A) Professional higher education study programme Management

- IT law ---->SUBJECTS:

E-commerce (6 ECTS)

E-education (6ECTS)

- TOPICS:copyright, personal privacy, computer crime, personal data on the web

Undergraduate Degrees

B) University study programme Management• Duration: 3 years (6 semesters)• ECTS: 180 (30 electives)• Structure: 23 subjects, seminar papers,

specialist thesis• Degree awarded: “univerzitetni diplomirani

ekonomist” equiv. to BA (Hons) in Economics

Undergraduate Degrees

• B) University study programme Management

- oriented rather theoretically - graduates are skilled to efficiently plan their

personal development as well as plan and manage companies or institutions- students focus on research and development work and are well prepared for postgraduate studies

Undergraduate Degrees: Best Practice

• e- classroom (help offered by a tutor, very popular, good results)

• embedded learning approach (e-class room + face-to-face meetings)

• expert guests (invited lecture)• quality enhancement: student reporters

(study diary: workload, good practices)

Findings, Conclusions, Experience

• more IT law-related topics in BUSINESS SCHOOLS

(demand from students and lecturers)

• 1 obligatory IT law subject on BA level (?)

• IT law programme on MA level (in procedure)

Thank you for your attention.

Katarina Krapež, MAresearcher, Faculty of Managementlegal advisor, Technology Agency of SloveniaE: katarina.krapez@fm-kp.si