Master's Programme in International Relations
A two-year, English-taught graduate programme focusing on international politics, diplomacy, and global economic relations.
Best for:Best for students with a background in social sciences seeking a career in diplomacy, international trade, or global policy analysis.
Overview
The University of Warsaw offers a comprehensive two-year, second-cycle Master's programme in International Relations. This full-time course is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of contemporary global phenomena, including security, diplomacy, and international trade. Taught entirely in English by an international faculty, the curriculum integrates interdisciplinary perspectives from law, history, and economics. Students are expected to engage in rigorous academic study and complete a master's seminar to prepare their final thesis. The programme aims to equip graduates with the analytical skills necessary for professional roles in international institutions and global business.
What you'll do
- Attend weekly classes and participate in academic seminars.
- Analyze contemporary international phenomena and global political processes.
- Interpret rules and developments governing national foreign policies.
- Conduct comparative analysis of international facts and processes.
- Prepare a master's thesis under academic supervision.
- Develop practical skills in negotiation and decision-making within international contexts.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor, Master, Engineer or equivalent degree in any discipline
Degree offered: Master of Arts
Language: English; proficiency required for qualification interview
Instruction: English
- Fluency in English
- Knowledge of international political relations
- Understanding of international economic relations
- Familiarity with public international law
- Open to all international and Polish applicants
- Must hold a recognized higher education degree
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How to apply
Candidates must apply through the university's official registration portal. The admission process includes a qualification interview conducted in English covering international relations, economics, and law.
- Higher education diploma
- Academic transcripts
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