Bachelor in American studies

At University of Warsaw, tuition is 6,425 USD per year.

American Studies at the University of Warsaw is a bachelor's degree taught in English in Warszawa, Poland, running for three years, with annual tuition of 3000.0 EUR. The programme is delivered by the American Studies Center, a cross-disciplinary department whose faculty research and teach various aspects of United States culture, society, literature, art, film, media, history, economy, politics, law, and ideas. Faculty are both Polish and international scholars, and the permanent faculty includes three professors from the US, with classes also taught by resident and guest faculty. Graduates gain specialized knowledge of American society and culture and of the relations between the US and the wider world, including Europe. The undergraduate programme includes introductory lectures across the disciplines that make up the curriculum, together with a spectrum of elective courses; each student takes nine elective classes, three in each of three general areas: art and literature, history and society, and politics. Students are encouraged to choose electives that support their own research projects. The programme also includes an academic writing class in English composition, and students are required to attend at least 60 hours of lectures, conferences, or debates offered at the American Studies Center and other university departments, as well as at other institutions of learning and culture. The programme runs for three years, or six semesters, with all classes taught in English. Graduates earn a licencjat degree, comparable to a Bachelor of Arts, in cultural studies with a focus on the United States, preparing them for careers connected to international relations, media, education, and cultural or diplomatic work involving the US and Europe.