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Master in Culture, Thought and Humanity in Poland, Wroclaw

The studies in the English-language Culture, Thought and Humanity bachelor's degree program introduce in-depth philosophical reflection on culture, revealing both the fundamental underlying structures and the related diverse dimensions and aspects of culture. This nature of the degree program makes it part of University of Wrocław mission and development strategy by emphasizing "the search for truth, the transmission of knowledge and the nurturing of culture", the formation of "open minds ... accepting diversity". The study of Culture, Thought and Humanity in particular pursues the area of openness and readiness for challenges, remaining a learning process that significantly and naturally develops an understanding of cultural diversity, and therefore forms attitudes of tolerance and respect for dignity. In two ways, they also remain "a meeting place for different views and cultures": both because of the subject matter of the studies themselves and because, as studies in English, they are aimed at candidates from different cultural areas. Studies implemented on the grounds of international cooperation, offering a palette of courses taught by teachers from both University of Wrocław and foreign centers (US, Carbondale), are characterized by a high standard of educational quality and allow for the acquisition of expert competencies not only in understanding the socio-cultural environment, but also in actively influencing and shaping this environment. They realize the range of values that constitute the synergy effect. they possess, however, due to the specifics of the discipline itself and the characteristics of this particular program, the value of interdisciplinarity characteristic.  The English-language study of Culture, Thought and Humanity conducts the didactic process in the context of international cooperation and surrounded by didacticians from different parts of the world. It makes possible to choose among the best of them and to direct studies to candidates from all over the world. One of the most important aspects of Culture, Thought and Humanity studies remains modern and international education.

The purpose of the Culture, Thought and Humanity is to impart advanced knowledge of ideas of the humanities and their influence on the process of cultural formation, their interrelationships, their presence in different cultures, their dynamics in the processes of cultural development. And also to impart knowledge on the use of these ideas for dialogue between cultures. The knowledge should be broad, covering the development of the main ideas, concepts and currents in humanities and philosophy and its sub-disciplines, especially philosophy of culture, social, cultural and philosophical anthropology and social and political thought - in particular, philosophical and psychological conceptions of man, the place of the "person between nature and culture," ways of understanding and defining culture, and criticism of culture. They should be able to think critically, engage in thoughtful debate, use interdisciplinary approaches (cultural anthropology, cultural psychology, sociology of culture). The main advantages of this type of education, is the creation, on the basis of the peculiarities of the way of its research characteristic of philosophy, an organized, comprehensive and interdisciplinary image of the study of culture, sensitive to changes within culture, the problem of intercultural dialogue, the peculiarities of cultural heritage, as well as value conflicts and social processes conditioned by them. The result of this knowledge should be the formation of a competent critical understanding, critical thinking and critical approach to contemporary civilization processes, as well as the ability to promote this knowledge in cultural institutions and foster in them constructive skills of co-creation, dialogue and conflict resolution. This could be used for employment in institutions related to education, media and the arts, but also in non-governmental organizations working at the intersection of cultures, such as those providing assistance to refugees or resolving conflicts between ethnic and religious minorities. The motto would thus be: “thinking for a change”. The idea, then, is to shape a person who understands his cultural and civilizational environment and is oriented towards creating and co-creating processes of dialogue, mutual recognition and understanding to improve the conditions for communication among people.


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The University of Wrocław has a rich history of more than three centuries. Founded by Leopold I Habsburg the university evolved from a modest school run by Jesuits into one of the biggest academic institutions in Poland. At the beginning of the 19th century the university had five Faculties: philosophy, catholic theology, evangelical theology, law and medicine. Later it was expanded by numerous sections, laboratories and a natural museum, which exists until today.

 

After the Second World War a group of Polish professors, formerly from Lvov, started teaching and research activities at the University of Wrocław. Initially they created the Faculties of law and administration, arts, natural sciences, agriculture, veterinary, medicine, mathematics, physics and chemistry. Some of these Faculties were soon transformed into other universities.

 

Since the beginning of the 20th century, the University of Wrocław produced 9 Nobel Prize winners, such as Theodor Mommsen, Philipp Lenard, Eduard Buchner, Paul Ehrlich, Fritz Haber, Friedrich Bergius, Erwin Schrödinger, Otto Stern and Max Born.

 

Today, the first and foremost focus of The University of Wrocław is scientific research. Our scholars have numerous links with their fellow researchers from other higher education institutions in Poland and throughout the world. The success of our researchers has been recently recognized by Polish authorities, who significantly increased funding for both equipment and research at our University by 80% compared to previous years.

 

Like in most countries, in Poland the national quality assessment system is part of a national strategy for improving the quality of education. Every four years the Ministry of Education evaluates faculties of all Polish universities. Last year 9 out of 10 of our Faculties were qualified in the highest category and one was the second highest.

 

The Academic Incubator of Entrepreneurship is a new unit of the University of Wrocław designed to aid students in starting their own businesses by providing free entrepreneurial advice, organizing conferences, seminars, subsidizing selected investments and offering office space. The Academic Incubator of Entrepreneurship cooperates with the Wrocław Technology Park, a technological centre with laboratories, office space, conference centre and modern multimedia equipment. The objective of the Technology Park is to create conditions for the use of scientific and industrial potential of Wrocław and the region and to stimulate the advanced technologies industry. The University of Wrocław is proud to be one of its shareholders.

 

Today the University of Wrocław is the largest university in the region and teaches over 26,000 students and around 1300 doctoral students at 10 Faculties. 9000 students graduate from the University every year.

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  • High quality of teaching and research in Polish and English languages
  • Rich offer of courses taught in English language
  • English and Polish language preparatory courses
  • Exciting student life: International Students Orchestra, Football Team, Volunteer Group
  • Multicultural city with wide range of employment opportunities

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  • High quality of teaching and research in Polish and English languages
  • Rich offer of courses taught in English language
  • English and Polish language preparatory courses
  • Exciting student life: International Students Orchestra, Football Team, Volunteer Group
  • Multicultural city with wide range of employment opportunities

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  • two computer laboratories
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  • a generous amount of laboratory space for student-faculty research

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Wroclaw, Pl. Uniwersytecki 1
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1. Why Pursue a Master’s Degree in Poland?

  

Choosing Poland for a master’s degree presents numerous benefits. Polish universities maintain high academic standards, modern research facilities, and experienced faculty. Many institutions rank highly in global university rankings, ensuring top-tier education.

One key advantage is the affordability of tuition fees compared to Western European and North American universities. With competitive tuition costs and a lower cost of living, international students can obtain a quality education without financial strain. Scholarships are also available for talented students.

Poland’s dynamic and growing economy offers excellent post-graduation employment prospects. Many multinational companies operate in Poland, providing job opportunities, particularly in IT, finance, and engineering. International students benefit from Poland’s welcoming visa policies, allowing them to seek employment and build careers after graduation.

  

2. Popular Master’s Programs in Poland for International Students

  

Poland offers a diverse range of master’s programs popular among international students. Some sought-after fields include:

  • Engineering & Technology – Poland has a strong engineering tradition, with universities like Warsaw University of Technology and AGH University of Science and Technology offering world-class programs.
  • Information Technology (IT) – As a growing tech hub, Poland offers excellent IT and computer science programs at institutions such as the University of Warsaw and Wrocław University of Science and Technology.
  • Medicine & Life Sciences – Medical programs, particularly at the Medical University of Warsaw and Jagiellonian University, attract international students due to their high standards and global recognition.
  • Economics & Business – Poland’s strong economy makes it a great place to study business and economics. Institutions like SGH Warsaw School of Economics and Kozminski University offer top-notch programs in English.
  • Social Sciences & Humanities – International students choose programs in international relations, psychology, and sociology at universities such as Jagiellonian University and the University of Wrocław.

Most of these programs are available in English, making Poland a convenient destination for students worldwide.

  

3. Master’s Degree Programs in Poland: What to Expect

  

Master’s degree programs in Poland typically last one to two years, depending on the field of study. Students need a relevant undergraduate degree to apply, and admission criteria often include academic transcripts, recommendation letters, and proof of English proficiency (such as IELTS or TOEFL scores for non-native speakers).

The application process is straightforward and is usually conducted online through university portals. Many universities have multiple intake periods, making it easier for students to plan their studies accordingly.

Polish master’s programs often include:

  • Internships and professional training, providing hands-on industry experience.
  • Research projects, particularly in STEM and social sciences fields.
  • Thesis requirements, where students conduct independent research under faculty supervision.

These components help students gain practical knowledge and enhance their employability.

 

4. Studying for a Master’s Degree in Poland: A Global Perspective

 

A Polish master’s degree is widely recognized internationally, making it a valuable qualification for global career opportunities. Polish universities collaborate with institutions across Europe, the USA, and Asia, allowing students to participate in exchange programs and research partnerships.

Poland is also part of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), ensuring that degrees obtained in Poland are comparable and accepted across Europe. This enables graduates to pursue further studies or employment in other EU countries with ease.

International students in Poland benefit from Erasmus+ exchange programs, offering opportunities to study at partner universities in different European countries. Many master’s graduates also continue their academic journey by enrolling in Ph.D. programs in Poland or abroad.

 

Conclusion

 

Pursuing a master’s degree in Poland is a smart choice for students looking for high-quality education, affordability, and strong career prospects. With a growing number of international students choosing Poland, the country has become a thriving academic hub offering diverse programs in English. From world-class universities to global networking opportunities, Poland provides everything a student needs for a successful academic and professional journey. Start your master’s degree in Poland today and take a step toward a promising future!