Master in International relations

For Master in International relations, tuition is 2,060 USD per year.

The Master's programme in International Relations at Collegium Civitas in Warsaw, Poland, runs for two years across four semesters, taught in English, with an annual tuition fee of 7700 PLN. Collegium Civitas presents itself as a modern, multicultural university in central Warsaw, and the programme lets students build coursework suited to career paths in diplomacy, international business, or political consulting. It prepares students for analytical research into the structures and factors shaping international dynamics, examining the roles of states, multinational corporations and international organizations, with particular focus on security, human rights and globalization. Through the programme, students gain knowledge in contemporary international relations, international public law, theories of international relations, world history, international economics, contemporary international conflicts, and the role of media and social media in international relations and diplomacy. Practical skills developed include analyzing local and regional challenges and their international consequences from multiple perspectives, critically assessing data, information and ideas, using advanced international relations terminology in speaking and writing, and conducting negotiations in an international setting. Courses are taught by instructors with backgrounds as former foreign and European ministers, ambassadors, and think tank leaders. As with comparable programmes, graduates typically pursue careers in diplomacy, international organizations, trade, journalism, or public administration, or continue toward doctoral-level study.