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Graduate Programme in Political Science, full-time, second cycle

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Code S2-PO-ANG
Organizational unit Faculty of Political Science and International Studies
Field of studies Political Science
Form of studies Full-time
Level of education Second cycle
Educational profile academic
Language(s) of instruction English
Minimum number of students 12
Admission limit 20
Duration 2 years
Recruitment committee address admission.wnpism@uw.edu.pl
tel. (22) 55-22-986
WWW address https://wnpism.uw.edu.pl/
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Phase 1 (03.02.2025 00:00 – 24.02.2025 23:59)

The Graduate Programme in Political Science is addressed to candidates who hold a Bachelor, Master of Arts or equivalent degree from Poland or from abroad. This is a full-time graduate programme. The language of instruction is English.

The courses offered in the study programme are both theoretical and practical. Our students, besides regular courses, actively participate in the academic life by being members of various political science associations; presenting at conferences, taking part in debates and lectures of distinguished guests from all over the world visiting our university. Social events are also important in students’ everyday lives. The knowledge and skills developed during the studies allow them to win scholarships and awards in different competitions, e.g. for the best foreign students in Poland.

Classes are held from Monday to Friday from 8:00-20:00, mainly at the University of Warsaw's Main Campus, Krakowskie Przedmieście St.

Graduates

Graduates will acquire the intellectual qualifications necessary to analyse political science problems and challenges. Thanks to skill-building activities provided during their classes, they will be well-trained in the art of communication, negotiation and persuasion. Particular emphasis is placed on issues concerning European integration, as well as Poland and Eastern Europe.

More information at Faculty of Political Science and International Studies.

 


Admission rules for candidates with Polish diplomas

The minimum number of points needed to be qualified: 12 points

Admission to the first year of second-cycle studies is open to persons holding a BA, Master’s or BSc or equivalent diploma in any degree subject.

The qualification is based on an oral examination conducted in the English language.

The exam topics will be provided to candidates via the IRK website.

The final result is the sum of the points obtained for each part of the exam. A candidate may obtain a maximum of 30 points.

Examination topics

 

Admission rules for candidates with foreign diplomas

The admissions criteria are the same as for candidates with the Polish diplomas.

 

Checking the candidates' competence to undertake studies conducted in the English language

The language competence of candidates is checked during the oral exam. A positive result of the admission procedure confirms that a candidate is qualified to study in English.

 

Deadlines

Date of exam: 3rd-5th of March, 2025, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (exam will be conducted online via Google Meet or Zoom)

Announcement of results: 10th of March, 2025

Reception of documents: 

  • I round: 11th-13th of March, 2025
  • II round (in case of not fulfilling the limit during I round): 14th, 17th of March, 2025
  • III round (in case of not fulfilling the limit during II round): 18th-19th of March, 2025
  • in case of not fulfilling the limit during previous rounds the Admission Committee will announce next deadlines

 

Payments

Application fee

Student's ID payment (ELS)

The studies are payable - tuition fees

 

Required documents

List of required documents submitted by candidates qualified for studies

 

Additional information

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