BA in European Studies: 2 specialisations
BA in European Studies: 2 specialisations
BA courses offered in the first semester of the academic year 2025/2026:
When registering for courses, always refer to your programme requirements. In case of doubt, contact your programme coordinator.
Course Offer – Winter Semester 2025/2026
1st year students
- Introduction to Politics
- Introduction to Law
- Introduction to Sociology
- Introduction to Economics
- Unity and Diversity of European Culture
- Academic English
2nd and 3rd year students
- Academic Skills
- EU in the Multilateral Order – Legal Aspects
- EU Politics and Policies
- Gender Politics
- Green Revolution(s) in Europe
- Global Migrations to the EU: Challenges and Solutions
- International Conflicts in Europe and Beyond
- Interpretation of Heritage
- Introduction to Foreign Policy and Diplomacy
- Society and Politics in the Balkans
- Socio-political Dimensions of International Migrations
- Theory of Protest Movements in Europe
- BA Thesis Seminar
Courses for both BA and MA students
- Animal Studies: An Introduction
- Culture in the EU: Programmes, Projects, Funds (Practical Approach)
- HerStory: Women’s Rights and Feminist Movements in the Different Countries of the European Union
- History of the Holocaust as a Political Tool - Contemporary Disputes Surrounding its History
- Man and the Transformation of Our Worldviews from the Greeks to (Post)Modernity
- The European Convention on Human Rights
Language Courses (for BA and MA students):
- Polish Course - A1
- Polish Course - A2
- Polish Course - B1
- Polish Course - B2
- French Course - A1
- German Course - A1
- Russian Course - A1
MA in European Studies
MA in European Studies
MA courses offered in the first semester of the academic year 2025/2026
When registering for courses, always refer to your programme requirements. In case of doubt, contact your programme coordinator.
1st year students
- European Civilization
- European Integration: Theory and Practice
- Academic Skills Workshop / Eurocompetence I
2nd year students
- Master Thesis Seminar (4 groups based on the students’ research subject)
1st or 2nd year students
- Anthropology of Heritage and Memory
- Challenges to the European Identity: The Rebirth of Nationalisms in Europe
- Citizenship, Migration & Multiculturalism in Europe: Theories and Processes
- Citizenship, Migration & Multiculturalism in Europe: From Concepts to Practices
- Culture and Society in Central Europe. Dilemmas of Identity and Pluralism
- EU Foreign and Security Policy. New Challenges in the Multipolar World
- EU Institutions and Decision-Making Process: The Political System of the EU
- EU Institutions and Decision-Making Process: Policy Practice in the EU
- Europe as a Normative Power: Central European Perspectives
- Foreign and International Relations in CEE - Theories Revisited
- Heritage of Holocaust and Pop-Culture
- International Financial Markets
- Memory of the Holocaust in Europe in Comparative Perspective in Political Culture, Education and Art
- Political and Social History of CEE in the 20th Century: From the Turn of Centuries to the End of World War II
- Research Internship (240 hours) – upon agreement
- Internship (150 hours) – upon agreement
Courses for both BA and MA students
- Animal Studies: An Introduction
- Culture in the EU: Programmes, Projects, Funds (Practical Approach)
- HerStory: Women’s Rights and Feminist Movements in the Different Countries of the European Union
- History of the Holocaust as a Political Tool - Contemporary Disputes Surrounding its History
- Man and the Transformation of Our Worldviews from the Greeks to (Post)Modernity
- The European Convention on Human Rights
Language Courses (for BA and MA students):
- Polish Course - A1
- Polish Course - A2
- Polish Course - B1
- Polish Course - B2
- French Course - A1
- German Course - A1
- Russian Course - A1
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