Academia students set off on a professional excursion to Ljubljana on Friday, 29 May 2026, where they visited some of the most important creators in the Slovenian communication, media and production space.
The first part of the excursion was dedicated to visiting the Pristop agency, one of the leading communication and consultancy groups in the region. Students learnt how comprehensive communication campaigns are created for the largest companies and brands, and how strategic consultancy, marketing, digital communication and public relations are connected in practice.
They then visited Adria Media Slovenia, Forbes Slovenija and N1 Televizija on Bleiweisova cesta in Ljubljana. Students gained a closer insight into the workings of one of the largest media houses in Slovenia, which creates numerous recognisable magazine and digital content, including for the brands Cosmopolitan, Elle, Sensa, Avto magazin, Metropolitan, Govori.se and Aktivni.si.
Particular attention was also given to business journalism and the media brand Forbes Slovenija, which brings stories from the fields of entrepreneurship, innovation, capital and successful individuals. During the visit to N1 Televizija, students gained insight into the work of a modern news editorial office, professional journalism and television production.
Part of the excursion also included a tour of the Podcast24.si studio, where students learnt about the importance of podcasts and video content in the modern media environment, as well as the practical aspects of preparing, recording and distributing digital content.
The professional excursion enabled students to have direct contact with the industry, gain insight into real working processes and better understand career opportunities in the fields of media production, marketing, digital communications and journalism.
At Academia, we believe that learning from experience is key to developing practical competences, which is why we will continue to enable students to meet with leading experts and organisations from practice in the future.
The visit to the working environment was organised with the support of the Association of Higher Vocational Colleges of Slovenia and the Ministrstvo Republike Slovenije za vzgojo in izobraževanje, with the aim of bringing students closer to real working environments, the professions of the future and the practical competences they need for successful entry into the labour market.
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Source: Academia (1. 6. 2026). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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