University of Warsaw

What you'll study

This programme balances core theoretical courses, applied practical work and independent research. Typical components include advanced seminars in the central concepts of Prk-Am, research methods and data analysis, and specialised elective modules that allow you to tailor study to particular interests.

• Core seminars: in-depth study of foundational theories and contemporary debates in Prk-Am, including critical perspectives and methodological pluralism.
• Research methods: qualitative and quantitative approaches relevant to Prk-Am, project design, ethics and statistical or computational techniques where appropriate.
• Applied workshops and practical modules: hands-on training in tools, techniques and professional practice within Prk-Am, often delivered through studio, laboratory or field-based formats.
• Electives: options that permit specialisation (for example, policy analysis, advanced practice modules, interdisciplinary collaboration, or region-specific studies), depending on availability and student interest.
• Master’s dissertation or capstone project: a substantial piece of supervised independent research or an applied project demonstrating mastery of the field.
• Internship / placement (where available): opportunities to gain practical experience in partner organisations, public institutions, NGOs or private-sector settings.

Entry requirements

Applicants should hold a recognised Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Prk-Am or a related discipline. The programme expects demonstrable academic ability and relevant prior study; professional experience in a related area can be an advantage for some applicants.

• Academic transcript showing completion of undergraduate study in a relevant subject.
• Curriculum vitae and a personal statement explaining motivations and intended focus within the programme.
• Letters of recommendation from academic or professional referees may be requested to support the application.
• Proof of language proficiency in either Polish or English as required by the programme pathway; accepted evidence typically includes recognised language tests or prior higher-education instruction in the language of teaching.
• Some applicants may be invited to an interview or asked to provide a sample of written work or a portfolio, depending on the nature of their prior training.

Career prospects

Graduates from this Master's typically move into roles that require advanced analytical, practical and research skills in the Prk-Am area. Career paths vary by specialisation and may include positions in public administration, policy analysis, research institutes, cultural and creative organisations, non-governmental organisations and private-sector companies.

• Research and doctoral study in university departments or independent research centres.
• Policy development, advisory and analytic roles within government or international organisations.
• Professional practice roles applying specialised Prk-Am methods in industry, consultancy or cultural institutions.
• Project management, programme coordination and roles in NGOs or community organisations where sector knowledge and applied skills are valued.
• Teaching and knowledge-transfer positions in higher or further education and professional training providers.

Why study at University of Warsaw

The University of Warsaw is a major research-led university in Poland with wide-ranging academic expertise and interdisciplinary collaboration across faculties. The institution provides access to experienced academic staff, extensive libraries and research infrastructure, and opportunities to connect with Warsaw’s public, cultural and professional sectors.

• Interdisciplinary environment that supports cross-faculty supervision and collaborative projects.
• Access to university research centres, specialised collections and extensive library resources.
• Opportunities for practical placements and partnerships with public institutions, cultural organisations and NGOs based in the capital city.
• Academic support services, language learning provision and career guidance to help graduates transition into employment or further study.