Master in Administration in International Organizations

Tuition fees are 3,900 USD per year, and applications close 2026-08-31.

The Administration in International Organizations program at the University of Wroclaw is a master's degree taught in English in Wrocław, Poland. The two-year course prepares students for careers in global governance, equipping them with the knowledge and practical skills needed to manage, lead, and influence international institutions and policies. The curriculum focuses on developing leadership, policy-making, and management capabilities essential for work inside global organizations, bridging academic theory with practical application so that graduates are ready to take on senior roles within international bodies. Students learn how international organizations are managed, how to lead projects, and how to contribute to the decision-making processes that shape global policies and programmes. Coursework emphasizes collaboration with people from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds, an approach intended to strengthen both personal and professional skills relevant to multinational settings. Graduates of the programme are positioned for a range of careers spanning international business, government bodies, non-governmental organizations, and multinational corporations. Typical destinations include roles such as international relations officer, diplomat, or policy analyst, alongside opportunities in entrepreneurship for those who wish to start their own ventures. The programme suits both newcomers to the job market and experienced professionals who want to broaden their expertise in international governance. Classes begin on October 1, 2026, with an application deadline of August 31, 2026. Administration and international organizations as a discipline draws on public administration, international relations, law, and management theory, giving graduates a broad foundation for navigating cross-border institutional work. Because the programme is delivered entirely in English, it is accessible to an international cohort of students who plan to build careers that cross national boundaries within intergovernmental and non-governmental structures alike.