Master in Mediterranean studies

Mediterranean Studies at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań is a two-year master's program taught in English, with yearly tuition of 8,000 PLN. The program is designed for students who want to extend their knowledge of the cultural identity of contemporary Europe and its heritage rooted in ancient Greco-Roman tradition. Students build skills applicable across multiple culture-related fields, including media, tourism, and international relations, with the aim of improving their employment prospects. After completing the degree, graduates are prepared to undertake research or enter PhD studies in culture science, classical philology, or other subjects within the humanities. The program draws students from multiple cultural backgrounds, European and otherwise, who contribute a range of experiences and perspectives to coursework and discussion. A graduate program in Mediterranean or classical studies of this kind typically covers ancient history, literature, philosophy, and art alongside their continuing influence on modern European culture and society, giving students both historical grounding and applied cultural analysis. Career paths for graduates commonly include roles in cultural heritage organizations, media and publishing, tourism, education, and international relations, as well as further academic study at the doctoral level. Based in Poznań, a city with a long university tradition, Adam Mickiewicz University offers international students a two-year English-medium postgraduate qualification that combines a classical humanities foundation with contemporary application across culture-facing careers, drawing on a student body shaped by varied national and cultural backgrounds.