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Abstract
From the very beginning, the university offered study programmes in civil engineering and land surveying. [...]we can consider the Faculty for Civil and Geodetic Engineering at the University of Ljubljana as the descendant of the former Technical Faculty, which is why a solemn ceremony took place at the beginning of September in Cankarjev dom in Ljubljana to mark its centenary. Several decades of stagnation in the profession and the economy that followed the Great Depression at the end of the 1920s resulted in a human-resources catastrophe in land surveying. [...]the rapid development of the profession and higher education after the war is all too obvious, predominantly because of research institutions and companies, which were all public at the time, were strongly linked to university education programmes.
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