Master's in Cultural Studies
Interdisciplinary cultural research programme at Poland’s leading humanities hub in Poznań.
Best for:Best for graduates in humanities, social sciences, or related fields with a strong interest in interdisciplinary cultural research and a B2-level command of English.
Overview
The Master’s in Cultural Studies at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań offers a rigorous, interdisciplinary programme rooted in over four decades of research excellence. Students engage with cultural institutions, participate in collaborative projects, and develop competencies in humanities research. The curriculum blends theory with practical experience, preparing graduates for careers in academia, cultural policy, and heritage sectors. Applicants should demonstrate a passion for humanities and proficiency in English at B2 level. The programme is designed for those seeking to explore cultural phenomena through an academic lens, fostering critical thinking and interdisciplinary collaboration.
What you'll do
- Conduct interdisciplinary research in cultural studies, engaging with theoretical frameworks and empirical methods.
- Collaborate with cultural institutions to apply academic knowledge in real-world contexts.
- Develop competencies in cultural analysis, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary research methodologies.
- Participate in seminars, workshops, and collaborative projects to deepen understanding of cultural phenomena.
- Engage with contemporary debates and theories in cultural studies through coursework and independent research.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Studies, Humanities, Social Sciences, or a related field (translated into English or Polish and apostilled/legalised if applicable).
Language: English; B2 proficiency level (certified).
Instruction: English and Polish
- Proficiency in English at B2 level (certified).
- Ability to translate academic documents into English or Polish if required.
- A general predisposition towards humanities and cultural research.
- Familiarity with interdisciplinary research methodologies.
- Foreign bachelor’s degree must be recognised as equivalent to a Polish bachelor’s degree by a competent Board of Education or under international agreements.
- No age restrictions mentioned.
- No nationality restrictions mentioned.
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Applicants must submit a translated and apostilled/legalised bachelor’s degree certificate (or its equivalent recognition certificate), proof of B2 English proficiency, and any additional documents required by Polish law for foreign applicants. Apply through the university’s online portal.
- Bachelor’s degree certificate (translated into English/Polish and apostilled/legalised)
- Certificate of recognition of foreign degree (if applicable)
- Proof of B2 English proficiency (certified)
- General predisposition towards humanities (assessed via application materials)
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