Interdisciplinary Bioeconomy Studies Master's Programme
Master the transition to a sustainable, circular bioeconomy through interdisciplinary resource management.
Best for:Best for graduates holding a bachelor's degree seeking expertise in circular bioeconomy, sustainable production, and environmental management.
Overview
The Interdisciplinary Bioeconomy Studies Master's Programme is a comprehensive graduate curriculum focused on sustainable resource utilization and environmental stewardship. Offered by the Faculty of Agriculture and Economics, the programme trains students to replace linear economic models with circular bioeconomy alternatives and efficient biological raw material processing. Through structured thematic blocks covering socio-economic contexts, circularity, and in-depth production methods, participants gain the skills needed to design value chains and navigate bioeconomy policies. Graduates are well-prepared for professional paths in sustainable consulting, policy implementation, and biological resource processing.
What you'll do
- Examine contemporary economic and social landscapes within the circular bioeconomy framework
- Participate in mandatory Design Thinking workshops to foster creative problem-solving and project execution
- Study material circulation stages across the economy and environment, from primary production to nutrient recovery
- Acquire methodological instructions on converting biomass into non-food goods including bioplastics, biofuels, and cosmetics
- Evaluate production processes and understand their economic context across entire economies and individual business entities
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree diploma or equivalent second-cycle entry qualification
Degree offered: Master's
Language: English; at least B2 level certification
Instruction: English
- Foundational background suitable for starting second-cycle studies
- Ability to comprehend principles governing production and industrial operations
- Readiness to engage in sustainable resource management and design thinking
- Possession of a Bachelor's degree diploma or foreign equivalent enabling second-cycle studies
- Diploma legalized or provided with an apostille
- Official statement confirming the diploma permits second-cycle studies if not explicitly stated on the document
- Provision of a medical certificate confirming no contraindications for education
- Possession of valid health or casualty insurance for the study period in Poland
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How to apply
Candidates must submit their application through the university portal along with certified translations of required academic documents. Ensure all legalization, language certification, and insurance requirements are met prior to submission.
- Bachelor's degree diploma
- Diploma supplement
- Statement permitting second-cycle studies
- Sworn English translation of documents
- English language proficiency certificate
- Medical certificate
- Health or casualty insurance document
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