| Code | POL_HIX_S2 |
|---|---|
| Organizational unit | Faculty of Political Science and Journalism |
| Field of studies | Public History in International Relations |
| Form of studies | Full-time |
| Level of education | Second cycle (MA) |
| Educational profile | academic |
| Language(s) of instruction | English |
| Admission limit | 20 |
| Duration | 2 years |
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Who We Are Looking For:
Are you a BA graduate in humanities or social sciences? We are on the lookout for individuals who envision an academic career in humanities and social sciences or those keen on boosting their competencies for roles in dynamic fields. Whether you are planning to venture into policy-making, policy analysis, strategizing, tourism, media, journalism, social networking, museology, publishing, popular history, education, cultural management, the arts, or even the gaming industry and entertainment, we welcome you!
Where Your Journey Leads:
Upon program completion, a myriad of opportunities awaits you! Specialization opens doors to diverse career paths in practical politics, public and government institutions, academia, non-governmental organizations, public communication, independent research, diplomacy, social networks, higher education, media, tourism, and the management of cultural institutions, archives, museums, arts, the gaming industry, and entertainment.
Shape your future with us and turn your passion into a rewarding career!
Program Highlights:
A curated selection of courses, practical activities, and internships designed to equip you with expertise in academic research and the practical application of historical memory. Our program extends to various areas, including international relations, policy-making, policy analysis, joint international research project management, international cooperation, research management, fundraising, popularization of scientific knowledge, publishing activities, applied history in museums, memory sites, media, and education, and specialized written and verbal communication.
Exclusive Collaborations:
Be part of a program that collaborates with esteemed institutions like Harvard University (USA), Lund University (Sweden), and Fern University (Hagen, Germany). As part of the Erasmus program, these collaborations offer exciting courses and exchanges.
Enriching Opportunities:
Gain real-world experience through internships with our partnering institutions. Immerse yourself in international activities like conferences, workshops, summer schools, and collaborative projects.
Qualification rules
- Admission is open to both Polish citizens and international students.
- Programme is offered on a tuition fee-paying basis to candidates holding a bachelor degree or any other equivalent degree which entitles them to undertake the Master’s degree programme in the country where the documents were issued.
- A candidate must submit a complete set of application documents (visit Application Procedure Tab), including the certificate proving the applicant’s English language skills (list of recognized certificates: https://rekrutacja.umcs.pl/en/language-proficiency-certifications/) or a document confirming that the Education was fully conducted in English (issued by the school/University) and/or based on an interview in English.
- Registration is open within the admission period or until all the vacancies are filled.
- Academic documents should be translated into Polish. Visit database of recognized sworn translators in Poland HERE.
NB: Please contact the Admissions Office for further guidance.
The required registration fee payment is PLN 85. Please check the instructions on how to make a payment in the system.
Tuition fee:
1st year € 3200
2nd year € 2800
Admission enquiries: studyinenglish@umcs.pl