Master in Education

The University of Lower Silesia in Wrocław offers a master's degree in Education, taught in English over four semesters, with yearly tuition of 2000.0 EUR. The program carries the specialization Culture and Education, also available within the Erasmus programme, and is designed for students interested in exploring the cultural aspects of educational and learning processes and how these function within social, institutional, and organizational contexts. The interdisciplinary program draws on cultural anthropology, education, and cultural studies, helping students build the skills and competencies needed to complete research assignments and carry out independent cultural and social projects. The knowledge, skills, and competencies developed through the program are intended to be valuable for people who work, or plan to work, in educational, cultural, or non-profit institutions and organizations. At the graduate level, education programs with a cultural focus typically combine theoretical grounding in pedagogy and cultural studies with applied project work, preparing students to design and run educational or cultural initiatives rather than only teach within conventional classroom settings. This kind of interdisciplinary training suits students aiming at roles in cultural institutions, community organizations, educational policy bodies, or non-profits working on social and cultural projects. Located in Wrocław, this four-semester master's program builds on the university's broader Education offerings, extending into culture-focused research and project work, and its inclusion within the Erasmus programme gives students the option of an exchange component during their studies.