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The programme is offered by the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Warsaw as part of the Network on Humanitarian Action (NOHA), a consortium of European universities.
Bachelor’s
Social Policy is a field of study for those who wish to better understand contemporary social issues and have a real impact on people's quality of life. The programme combines knowledge from the fields of politics, society, economics, and law, preparing students to analyse and design solutions concerning education, healthcare, the labour market, migration, housing, and family policy, among others. It is an excellent choice for candidates interested in public policy, social initiatives, and work where analytical, strategic, and practical competencies are required.
Bachelor’s
Internal Security is a program designed for those who wish to gain practical knowledge about contemporary threats and prepare to work in the fields of national security, public order, and crisis management. The bachelor’s program combines the study of security systems with the development of skills useful in administration, public service, and institutions responsible for responding to crisis situations. A key strength of the program is the specializations chosen during the course of study, as well as an extensive internship component that allows students to gain experience even while still in school.
Bachelor’s
European Studies is a program for those who want to better understand contemporary Europe and acquire practical skills related to European integration. The bachelor’s program combines knowledge of political, social, and economic processes with training for careers in European Union institutions, public administration, and the fields of European funds and entrepreneurship. A key strength of the program is the specialization tracks, which students select starting in their second year and that allow them to develop their skills toward careers in EU institutions as well as projects related to the European market.
Bachelor’s
The Labor Market Organization program is designed for individuals who want to understand the modern labor market and acquire practical skills useful in the fields of HR, career counseling, training, and job placement. The bachelor’s program combines knowledge in economics, sociology, and law with skills in labor market analysis, competency assessment, career planning, and the design of initiatives supporting employment and professional development. The program’s strengths include workshops and an extensive internship component, which allow students to gain experience while still in school.
Bachelor’s
Political Science is a field of study for those who want to better understand politics, the state, and contemporary public life, while also gaining a broad foundation in the social sciences. The bachelor’s program allows students to analyze political, social, and international processes, learn about the mechanisms by which public institutions operate, and develop skills useful in administration, the media, political marketing, and the public sector. A key strength of the program is the specializations students choose starting in their second year, which allow them to tailor their academic path to their own interests.
Bachelor’s
International Relations is a program for those who want to better understand the modern world, global politics, and relations between nations, and who plan to work in an international setting in the future. The bachelor’s program combines knowledge in the fields of politics, law, economics, and international negotiations, preparing students to analyze global processes and the functioning of international organizations and institutions. The program’s strengths include opportunities for growth in an international academic environment and a choice of specializations in the third year of study.
Master’s
Cybersecurity is a program designed for those who wish to acquire cutting-edge skills at the intersection of technology, public policy, and security management in the digital world. The master’s program combines knowledge in cybersecurity strategy, data protection, risk management, law, and disinformation with selected IT topics, such as artificial intelligence, Big Data, and the fundamentals of programming. The program’s strengths include its practical focus, collaboration with experts from companies and public institutions, and preparation for careers in cybersecurity both domestically and internationally.
Master’s
Cultural Policy and Cultural Management is an interdisciplinary program for those who wish to combine their interest in culture with knowledge of public policy, management, and economics. This master’s program helps students understand the relationships between culture, politics, and social life, while also developing the practical skills needed in cultural institutions and cultural projects. The program’s strengths include its unique character, collaboration among various units of the University of Warsaw, and a strong practical component, including the implementation of individual culture-related projects.
Master’s
Eurasian Studies is a program for those who wish to gain in-depth knowledge of the politics, societies, and cultures of the countries of Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Caucasus, and the Middle East. The master’s program combines the analysis of political processes, conflicts, political transitions, and foreign policy with an examination of ethnopolitics, culture, and political leadership, preparing students for expert and analytical work. A key strength of the program is the opportunity to tailor one’s course of study to specific regional interests and to develop skills useful in think tanks, the media, and institutions dealing with international affairs.
Master’s
Public Policy is a program for those who wish to acquire the modern skills needed to design, implement, and evaluate public initiatives. The master’s program combines knowledge of the state, public administration, and public management with practical skills in data analysis, reform planning, policy evaluation, and public communication. A key strength of the program is its workshop-based approach and its focus on preparing students for expert roles in government, public institutions, international organizations, consulting firms, and think tanks.
Master’s
Internal Security is a program designed for those who wish to deepen their knowledge of contemporary challenges related to public safety and acquire more specialized professional skills. This master’s program combines theoretical and methodological training with practical education in areas critical to the functioning of the state, public institutions, and crisis response. A key strength of the program is the ability to choose a specialization starting in the second semester, allowing students to develop expertise in energy security or crisis management.
Master’s
European Studies is a program for those who wish to deepen their knowledge of contemporary Europe and acquire modern analytical skills in the field of European affairs. The master’s program is multidisciplinary in nature and combines political, legal, and sociological perspectives, preparing students to address issues of significance to Europe and the European Union. The program’s strengths include its flexible structure, a wide range of elective courses, and interactive teaching methods that allow students to develop their own interests and chart their own academic and professional paths.
Master’s
The Labor Market Management program is designed for individuals who wish to deepen their understanding of the modern labor market and acquire specialized skills useful in the fields of HR, people management, and employee relations. This master’s program combines topics such as employment, migration, labor law, and HR processes with an analysis of new challenges related to automation, artificial intelligence, compensation policy, organizational culture, and ESG. The program’s strengths include its practical focus, the development of analytical skills, and the opportunity to gain experience working with companies and institutions while still in school.
Master’s
Political Science is a program for those who wish to deepen their knowledge of politics and public life while developing specialized skills useful in analytical, advisory, and institutional work. The master’s program offers a flexible curriculum and the opportunity to choose a track that aligns with your interests—ranging from public administration and political marketing to political analysis and infobrokering. The program’s strengths include its modern format, a wide range of elective courses, and preparation for careers in public administration, the media, public communication, and the expert sector.
Master’s
International Relations is a program for those who wish to deepen their knowledge of world politics and acquire the specialized skills needed to work in an international environment. The master’s program combines political, economic, and legal topics with the option to choose a track that aligns with your interests—ranging from diplomacy and security to international trade, as well as regional and global studies. The program’s strengths include its international character, a flexible structure of specializations, and preparation for expert work in public institutions, international organizations, and the analytical sector.
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