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Master's in Sociology: Intercultural Mediation

Explore intercultural communication, mediation, and conflict resolution in multicultural settings.

Best for:Best for graduates seeking a master's degree in sociology with a focus on intercultural communication and conflict resolution.

University of Wroclaw · Dolnośląskie, Poland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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intercultural communicationmediationconflict resolutionsociology of migrationglobalisation
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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Dolnośląskie
Poland

Overview

The Master's in Sociology with a focus on Intercultural Mediation at the University of Wroclaw equips students with essential tools to navigate and resolve cultural differences in globalised environments. Offered by the Faculty of Social Sciences, the curriculum combines theoretical insights from migration studies, social psychology, and urban sociology with practical applications like negotiation and conflict management. Students engage in collaborative projects, internships, and social research to prepare for professional roles in public administration, mediation, and business. The programme welcomes applicants holding a relevant undergraduate degree and meeting English language proficiency requirements.

sociologyintercultural mediationconflict resolutionmigration studiessocial research

What you'll do

  • Participate in coursework covering intercultural communication, mediation, and conflict resolution
  • Engage in collaborative projects and practical training sessions
  • Conduct social research using interdisciplinary methodologies
  • Complete internships or practical placements related to social integration and mediation
  • Fulfill all academic requirements leading to the Master's degree thesis

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor or Master degree certificate

Degree offered: Master's Programme

Language: English; B2 level certificate

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational knowledge in social sciences or related disciplines
  • Ability to engage in academic reading and critical writing
  • Basic understanding of social research methodologies
Nice to have
Prior academic or practical experience in mediation or social workFamiliarity with multicultural or international environments
Eligibility
  • Holder of a Bachelor or Master degree certificate with legalization
  • Mandatory NAWA Director recognition statement for diplomas issued in countries not members of the EU/OECD/EFTA

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How to apply

Prepare your academic transcripts, degree certificates, English language certificate, passport copy, and digital photo. Submit your complete application through the official University of Wroclaw international admissions portal.

Documents required
  • Bachelor or Master degree certificate
  • Transcript of grades/supplement
  • English Language knowledge certificate
  • NAWA recognition statement of diplomas
  • Passport photocopy
  • Digital passport size photo
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Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Wroclaw
Poland
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