Undergraduate Programme In International Relations (I stopień, stacjonarne)

This is a unique 3-year first-cycle degree (BA) full-time programme with **innovative way of thinking about International Relations and a strong methodological and theoretical component. **The language of instruction of the programme is English. We are looking for internationally oriented candidates, characterised by creative thinking, with a strong motivation to broaden their knowledge of the contemporary world and ready to study in a multicultural environment.

Tuition-based programme

The Programme consists of six semesters (terms) with over 20 courses and a diploma seminar aimed at the bachelor thesis preparation and individual focus. The first two semesters focus on understanding of International Relations and on the introduction to the discipline. All courses are taught by experienced academics from Poland and other European, as well as non-European universities. **The unique format of the Undergraduate Programme in International Relations introduces students to the broad field of International Relations, but also makes them responsive to interdisciplinary concerns through studying law, economics, history and culture. **The central location of the University of Warsaw makes the Programme special also in the sense of access to **academic and extra-curricular activities for students **. In the course of studies, students will have the opportunity to participate in numerous open lectures held by well-known professors from around the world. What is more, students are welcome to apply for a semester abroad in the framework of Erasmus+ Programme and bilateral agreements with universities all over the world (examples include, Mexico, USA, Brasil, India, Republic of Korea). The Programme offers 240 hours of foreign language courses and physical education classes. We offer a double degree programme with Kyungpook National University, Republic of Korea.

Employment prospects

The Graduates of the Programme earn a bachelor degree (licencjat) recognised in the EU and internationally. Employment prospects include a professional career in international organisations, international business, public administration (especially foreign service and ministries) or the non-governmental sector.