Master in Security studies

Siedlce University of Natural Sciences and Humanities offers a master's programme in Security Studies, National Security, taught in English in Poland, running from May to September with a yearly tuition of PLN 8600. The programme prepares human resources for various levels of administration and state services involved in tasks related to state security. Education covers the legal basis of security, security policy, crisis management, logistics in crisis situations, and international political and military relations. The aim is to combine theoretical knowledge with practical skills that graduates can apply in uniformed services, public administration, and other organisations working on behalf of national and international security. Within the programme, students can pursue one of two specialisations. The Euro-Atlantic security track builds knowledge of contemporary international security with particular reference to Europe and the transatlantic community, focusing on the international security environment and its functioning through institutional cooperation mechanisms. The Competitive interview track develops skills in acquiring and analyzing information for the purposes of competitive intelligence. Security studies at the master's level typically prepares graduates for roles in defence and interior ministries, intelligence and security agencies, international organisations, and private-sector risk and intelligence functions. The combination of legal, policy, and operational content in this programme reflects the broader field's emphasis on both institutional frameworks and applied analytical skills. Further details on programme structure and admissions are available through Siedlce University's information channels for candidates applying to English-language studies.