| Code | UJ_JOINT_SAP |
|---|---|
| Organizational unit | Faculty of International and Political Studies |
| Form of studies | full-time |
| Level of education | graduate (second-cycle) |
| Educational profile | academic |
| Required document |
About the programme
| information about the programme | ces.uj.edu.p |
| admission statistics (previous years) | statistics overview (in Polish) |
| application fee | none |
| tuition fees |
Information is avaiable at: https://ces.uj.edu.pl/study-abroad/tuition-and-fees |
| harmful factors present during the course of education |
none |
Students may enjoy a selection of courses that focus on European and Central and Eastern European history, economics, politics, culture and society. While liberal arts or social science background may be useful, all applicants who can demonstrate an interest in European studies are encouraged to apply.
Although students may take courses outside of the Institute and in other departments, we would like to highlight that scheduling conflicts may occur, and the appropriate level of credits may be more difficult to obtain. Please be sure that your study abroad trip will not interfere with fulfilling your home university's academic requirements.
All candidates must be in good academic standing at their university and possess a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (or equivalent). Those who do not meet this requirement may be considered on a case-by-case basis, if his/her Study Abroad advisor is confident that the applicant will be able to succeed and enjoy the academic experience.
Contact
Study Abroad Programs Manager:
Svetlana Baranova svetlana.baranova@uj.edu.pl
Jagiellonian University Administrative Issues:
Elżbieta Baran elzbieta.baran@uj.edu.pl