Bachelor in Education

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Education are 2,000 EUR.

The University of Lower Silesia offers a bachelor's degree in Education, taught in English, with a specialization in Cultural Animation and Museum Studies. These undergraduate studies are aimed at students who want to acquire the knowledge and professional skills needed to work in cultural animation and education, with particular attention to museum studies and museum education. Graduates of this specialization are prepared for work in cultural and non-school based education institutions that design activities for participants of all ages, including museums, community centers, centers for cultural activities, common universities, universities of the third age, culture-disseminating organizations, associations, and non-governmental organizations. The competencies students gain through the program are meant to enable creative use of contemporary media, including the internet, for disseminating, promoting, and animating actions across a broad understanding of culture, as well as for initiating independent actions within the wider economic and cultural landscape. Education as an academic discipline generally covers pedagogy, learning theory, and the design of educational activities for different age groups and settings, and specializations such as cultural animation extend this into museums, heritage institutions, and community organizations. Students in programs of this kind typically study how to plan and run educational and cultural programming outside conventional classroom settings, working with audiences ranging from schoolchildren to older adults. Graduates commonly go on to work in museums, cultural centers, and community organizations, designing educational programming, running public engagement projects, and supporting cultural institutions in reaching varied audiences. Located in Poland, the University of Lower Silesia positions this bachelor's degree in Education around applied cultural and museum-focused training taught entirely in English, combining pedagogical foundations with sector-specific skills relevant to cultural institutions.