Master's Programme in Intercultural Communication
An interdisciplinary Master's programme combining sociological theory with practical intercultural and mediation skills.
Best for:Best for students seeking to combine critical sociological analysis with practical skills in mediation, diversity management, and intercultural communication.
Overview
The Applied Social and Intercultural Studies (ASIS) programme at the University of Wroclaw offers an advanced exploration of contemporary social realities through a sociological lens. Students engage with critical topics such as migration, social inequality, cultural diversity, and global labor transformations. The curriculum uniquely integrates postcolonial and decolonial perspectives to analyze power dynamics in multicultural societies. Through a blend of theoretical depth and project-based learning, the programme prepares graduates for professional roles in international organizations, NGOs, and public institutions. It also provides a robust foundation for those intending to pursue doctoral studies in the social sciences.
What you'll do
- Engage in critical analysis of contemporary social issues and power relations.
- Develop advanced research skills using qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods.
- Participate in project-based activities involving applied research or socially engaged initiatives.
- Translate complex sociological research findings into practical recommendations.
- Collaborate with external practitioners and organizations on real-world social problems.
- Develop professional competencies in mediation, conflict resolution, and facilitation.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor or Master degree certificate
Degree offered: Master's
Language: English; B2 level proficiency.
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in sociology or related social sciences.
- Ability to engage in critical thinking and reflexive analysis.
- Proficiency in English at B2 level or higher.
- Capacity for collaborative project work.
- Possession of a recognized Bachelor or Master degree.
- Legalization of diploma documents.
- For non-EU/OECD/EFTA countries: Mandatory NAWA Director recognition statement of diplomas.
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How to apply
Applicants must submit their academic credentials, including a legalized diploma and transcript of records. A certificate of English proficiency is required. Candidates from specific non-EU/OECD/EFTA countries must also provide a NAWA recognition statement for visa purposes.
- Bachelor or Master degree certificate with legalization
- Transcript of grades
- English language proficiency certificate
- NAWA Director recognition statement (if applicable)
- Passport data
- Digital passport size photo
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