Internal Security (1st cycle, part-time)

General Description of the Program

The modern world is full of challenges and crises; new threats are emerging, and those already known are escalating. In this context, the importance of internal security and public order in the policies pursued by public authorities is growing significantly. The public administration, economic, social, and private sectors all need qualified personnel , among other things, to manage the affairs of the state and its citizens during crises and various types of threats, as well as to safeguard business operations. So if you are interested in security issues, recognize the importance of this field, and see your professional future in this area, this program is for you.

Program Structure

First-cycle (bachelor’s) studies last six semesters and are intended for high school graduates and students who wish to earn a new, attractive degree. Individuals who have earned a Polish, foreign, international, or European high school diploma are eligible to apply. Admission to full-time programs is based on high school graduation exam scores.

Starting in the fifth semester, students also choose one of three attractive specializations:

• Crisis Management is a specialization for students who see their future in careers related to security management in public and private institutions. The program includes courses such as: Crisis Management in Modern States, Safety at Mass Events and Public Gatherings, the Polish Armed Forces in Crisis Management and Civil Protection, and Negotiation and Mediation in Crisis Situations.
• Uniformed Services – this specialization is for students who wish to pursue a career in uniformed services, such as the police, fire department, military, or border guard. The program includes courses that provide an introduction to the work and management of uniformed services, such as: Police Systems Around the World, Management of Uniformed Services, Operational and Reconnaissance Activities, and Special Services in the National Security System.
• Cybercrime is a specialization for students who are interested in cybersecurity threats and digital crimes, and who see their professional future in this field. Courses offered include: Cybercrime in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Organization and Responsibilities of Government Agencies Combating Cybercrime, The Cryptoasset Ecosystem: Security, Culture, Law, Forensic and Technical Aspects of Cybercrime