Study programmes
The School of Viticulture and Enology is offering, with its practically oriented study programme of Viticulture and Enology, the first programe in Slovenia that emphasise the integration of grape-growing, winemaking and wine marketing and thus combines agricultural, food production and economic sciences.
About our programmes
At the University of Nova Gorica’s School of Viticulture and Enology, we combine science, creativity, and hands-on experience in viticulture, enology, and wine marketing.
Since 2006, we've been running a unique, practice-driven Bachelor’s program, and in 2019/2020, we launched our Master’s program, designed for those ready to take their knowledge to the next level.
You’ll learn from top national and international experts, gain real-world skills through fieldwork, research, and internships, and connect with industry leaders via the University’s Wine Research Centre. Our programs are internationally oriented and focused on giving you everything you need to thrive in the modern wine world.
Whether you’re aiming to run your own boutique winery, join a large wine company, or specialize in grape production, winemaking, or wine marketing, we’ll help you build your path.
Bachelor’s Program:
Learn to independently manage, market, and grow a wine estate – or focus your skills through a chosen specialization.
Master’s Program:
Develop advanced expertise for managing complex processes in grape growing, winemaking, and innovation in the wine industry.
Bachelor’s and Master’s Programmes in Viticulture and Enology
- Are designed in line with modern international standards in viticulture and enology
- Are the only academic programmes of their kind in Slovenia
- Incorporate the latest theoretical, technological, and scientific advancements in the field
- Feature renowned and experienced national and international lecturers
- Follow the training guidelines for enologists set by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV)
- Work in close cooperation with the University’s Centre for Wine Research, ensuring students benefit from the latest research and innovations
- Are strongly practice-oriented, offering hands-on experience through placements at the University’s wine estate, with established winemakers, or in professional research institutions



