Landscape Architecture

At the University of Ljubljana’s Biotechnical Faculty, we will welcome our first-year students on Thursday, 1 October 2026, at 9:00 and 10:00, depending on their study programme, in the Prof. Dr. Janez Hribar Hall, taking the first steps into this new chapter together.

The City of Ljubljana, the University Botanic Gardens Ljubljana and Europlakat are continuing to green bus shelter roofs during Mobility Week, with 25 new additions bringing the total to 100. Planted with native Karst and sub-Mediterranean species, these roofs retain greenery even during drought and...

Belgian bioengineering student Josephine de Brouwer began her study exchange at the Biotechnical Faculty of the University of Ljubljana in a truly special way — she travelled from Brussels to Ljubljana by bicycle. On a journey of nearly 1,500 kilometres, completed partly by bike and partly by train,...

Predstavljajte si material, ki je debel le en atom. Tako tanek, da ga skoraj ni. A hkrati dovolj zmogljiv, da lahko pomaga razvijati nove medicinske diagnostike, napredne senzorje ali trajnostne tehnologije prihodnosti. Takšni so 2D materiali, med njimi tudi grafen – eden najbolj raziskovanih...

The Biotechnical Faculty of UL in cooperation with the Embassy of Japan and the Faculty of Arts of UL invites you to the third Hanami Festival in April 2025, a celebration of the flowering of the Japanese cherry blossom and cultural dialogue between Slovenia and Japan. The event will take place in the...

A doctoral position starting 01.04.2025 (40 hours per week, limited until 31.03.2028) for a period of three years is available at the Department of Landscape Architecture (Biotechnical Faculty University of Ljubljana). The position is part of the Doctoral Network “LANDLABS - Landscape Laboratories:...

Landscapes are complex phenomena. Their image is created by a whole range of factors that exist in a complex mutual dependence. For this reason, they are always disorganized in terms of space and time, and the way they appear is often hard to capture, since they constantly shy away from any distinctiveness....