Licenciatura in Política e Estudos Internacionais in Europe

This bachelor's program offers comprehensive training in political science, public administration, and international relations. Students take core courses in political sociology, EU and international organizations, welfare states, and policy design. Methodological training includes both quantitative and qualitative research, preparing students for analytical work. Electives allow deeper focus on topics like political ideologies, public policy, and e-governance. A traineeship and final thesis round out the program, ensuring practical experience and research skills. The curriculum supports future careers in public, private, and non-profit sectors or further graduate study.

Applicants must have completed secondary education and provide proof of English proficiency at B2 level. Admission is based on two stages: a written assignment (motivation letter + article analysis, 750–850 words) and an interview, each carrying 50% of the final score. A minimum of 30 points is required per stage, and 65 out of 100 points overall to be admitted. The written assignment must address program motivation, prior experience, and critical analysis of one chosen article. The interview evaluates motivation, political awareness, and discussion skills. Required documents include the motivation letter, CV, transcripts, passport copy, and proof of English proficiency.

This bachelor's program offers a comprehensive legal education with a strong international and security-oriented focus. Students study foundational subjects such as constitutional, criminal, civil, administrative, and procedural law, while also exploring global topics like human security, migration, anti-corruption, cyber law, and environmental law. The curriculum incorporates legal reasoning, critical thinking, and global institutional analysis. Students enhance language skills and can choose electives like Arabic or Mandarin. The program includes practical components through a global crisis simulation, an internship, and a final bachelor thesis and exam.

To apply for this bachelor's program, applicants must submit a secondary school diploma with final grades, a passport copy, and a motivational letter that is written independently without AI assistance. English proficiency at a B2 level is required, which can be proven through TOEFL iBT (72–94), IELTS (5.5–6.5), PTE (59–75), or Duolingo (100–125). Alternatively, applicants can take the university's free online English test. A minimum GPA of 60% of the maximum is needed. Students with a gap of three or more years since graduation may be asked to take additional tests. All documents must be clear, high-quality color scans.

This interdisciplinary and multilingual program covers law, politics, economics, history, sociology, and philosophy, all centered on European integration. Students begin with a shared curriculum in languages, EU law and institutions, economics, and research methods. They then specialize in one of seven major fields: Law; Politics and International Relations; Sociology, Communication and Education; Business and Economics; Philosophy; History; or Languages and Culture. A minor in a different field is also required. The curriculum includes an internship and a bachelor thesis. Courses take place across partner universities in multiple European countries.

Applicants must hold a secondary school diploma that grants access to university studies in their home country. For non-EU diplomas, authentication is required. All candidates must prove English proficiency through TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge, PTE, or equivalent. Most applicants must also submit SAT or ACT scores (with strong performance in reading and writing), unless exempt (e.g., IB holders). Additional required materials include a reading/writing assignment, two short video pitches, and completed mobility forms. Admission is competitive and based on a full evaluation of academic records, test scores, and personal motivation

This bachelor's degree offers a multidisciplinary education in global politics, diplomacy, and international cooperation. Students explore subjects such as international law, security policy, EU institutions, and development strategies. The program emphasizes critical thinking, leadership, and intercultural communication skills to prepare students for global careers.

Applicants must demonstrate a B2 level of English, proven with an accepted language certificate (others evaluated case by case). Required documents include a valid passport scan, high school transcript and diploma, national exam results, a motivational letter, and a CV.

This master's program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering global politics, diplomacy, strategic analysis, and international economics. Students explore topics like international forecasts, risk management, cultural management, and human rights. Specializations include International Business Relations (e.g., Contemporary Business, Varieties of Capitalism), Security and International Migrations (e.g., Cybersecurity, Alliances, Migration), and Global Studies (e.g., International Relations in Asia, Africa, Middle East, Eurasia). The final semesters include research seminars, electives, foreign language courses, and a Master's thesis project.

To apply, candidates must hold at least a bachelor's degree and submit original qualification documents with sworn translations into Polish (or English initially, with Polish provided upon arrival). Accepted documents must match the university’s language requirements. Applicants must also bring their original documents to the university. Proof of English proficiency at B2 level is required, with certificates such as TOEFL (IBT 72), TOEIC (700), IELTS (5.5), or equivalent recognized certifications.

This bachelor's program develops specialized knowledge in international politics, security studies, EU politics, ethnic conflict, global justice, and human rights, building the ability to understand and analyze political and social dynamics that cross state borders and cultural boundaries. It is well suited to students interested in social sciences and politics who want to understand how the modern world works and how globalization has reshaped societies. It is delivered over three years in English.

The first semester introduces political science, law, economics, international law, the history of European integration, and the history of international relations, alongside academic skills training in reading academic texts and general awareness training.

The second semester covers the history and theory of international society, constitutionalism, academic writing, theories of international relations, a human rights seminar, decision-making in the European Union, an international relations seminar, comparative politics, and the political philosophy of international relations.

The third semester covers security studies, the policies and policy areas of the European Union, foreign policy analysis paired with a seminar on foreign policy and security issues, and research methodology.

The fourth semester covers globalization and the information society, citizenship and nationalism, European law and legal harmonization, political economy, and migration.

Alongside a compulsory internship and coursework in international economics spread across the later years, students choose regional studies coursework focused on a world region, such as Africa and the Middle East, Asia, the Americas, or Europe, along with further thematic coursework and a set of compulsory elective courses drawn from subjects such as economics, sociology, social history, cultural anthropology, philosophy, and the external action of the European Union. A dedicated mobility window for study abroad through the Erasmus program is built into the fifth semester. The program concludes with a thesis, supported by a dedicated consultation course and a thesis seminar.

Throughout the program, students are encouraged to work independently and in teams, supported by modern teaching methods including simulations, with an emphasis on adaptability and self-reflection.

Graduates go on to work in financial and commercial institutions, the public sector, state and municipal administration, and the non-profit and non-governmental sector, in roles such as foreign policy analyst, lobbyist, project coordinator, political advisor, or development worker, along with various administrative roles in government and private enterprise. The program also prepares students to continue into a master's degree in international relations or another social science field.

Applicants must submit their secondary school certificate, records from their final two years of secondary school, a motivation letter in English, and a valid passport copy.

English proficiency must be demonstrated at B2 level, through an IELTS score of at least 5.5, a TOEFL iBT score between 46 and 59, a Cambridge English Scale score of at least 162, or another recognized certification; if no certificate has been obtained, proficiency will instead be assessed during the oral admission interview. Applicants who completed their prior education entirely in English are exempt from this requirement if they submit a notarized attestation and a detailed academic transcript confirming this.

Admission is decided through a live online oral interview, which assesses the applicant's general and professional knowledge and interest in the field; passing this interview is required for admission. Applicants preparing for the interview are encouraged to read "The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to International Relations" by John Baylis, Steve Smith, and Patricia Owens. Final admission is based on a combined evaluation of academic performance, as reflected in the submitted documents, and the results of the interview.

This interdisciplinary bachelor's program explores politics, economics, law, data science, and global studies. Students gain a strong foundation in political institutions, public law, statistics, and economic history. Advanced topics include international relations, macroeconomics, social research, and political economy. Students also study big data applications and complete programming labs. Electives, language study, and final exams round out the degree. The program trains students to analyze complex global issues using both qualitative and quantitative methods.

Applicants must have a secondary school diploma earned after at least 12 years of education, valid for access to university studies in Italy. Some Italian diplomas may require completing additional learning activities during the first year. Admission is based on the SAT General Test, which assesses logical, mathematical, and linguistic skills. The test must be taken in person and completed before applying.
Tuition fees for EU students vary based on income, ranging from €157 to €3,000/year. Non-EU students typically pay a fixed fee of €1,200/year. Check with the university for your exact fee.

This program offers two specialization tracks: Politics and Ethics and Economics. Both tracks provide a solid foundation in micro- and macroeconomics, philosophy, political theory, and law. The Politics and Ethics track emphasizes ethical decision-making, public policy, and societal challenges, while the Economics track focuses on markets, finance, econometrics, and international economics. Students develop strong analytical, legal, and communication skills and study in a multilingual environment. The program includes internships and international exchange opportunities, preparing graduates for careers in public service, NGOs, consulting, finance, or graduate study.

To be admitted to the program, applicants must hold a secondary school leaving certificate issued after 12 years of education and meet specific language requirements. The program is trilingual, with instruction in German, Italian, and English. At the time of admission, applicants must demonstrate B2 proficiency in two of the three languages; no prior knowledge is required for the third. To graduate, students must reach C1 in two languages and B2 in the third. Language proficiency can be demonstrated through school or university diplomas, recognized language certificates, or institutional exams. Students with no prior knowledge of the third language must attend intensive pre-semester language courses to begin their learning path.

This bachelor's program focuses on European affairs through an interdisciplinary approach that combines politics, law, history, economics, philosophy, and culture. Students begin with foundational courses in international relations, EU integration, law, and political science, and develop language skills in one of several European languages. They then specialize in one of several tracks such as Law, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Communication Studies, or History, with study options across multiple partner universities in Europe. These tracks explore topics like EU policies, governance, societal change, economic integration, and cultural history. Research skills and international perspectives are emphasized through courses and optional internships.

To apply for this bachelor's program as an international student, applicants must hold a secondary education diploma that provides access to university studies in their home country and is recognized as equivalent within the European Economic Area or Switzerland. Students from outside these regions may also apply if their diploma is considered comparable and officially validated. Applicants who earned their diploma in a country outside the EU/EEA must submit SAT or ACT scores. The SAT must have a minimum score of 580 in Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, while the ACT requires a combined minimum of 46 in English and Reading. Those with an International Baccalaureate are exempt. English proficiency must be proven via tests such as TOEFL (min. 90), IELTS (min. 6.5), Cambridge (min. 176), or PTE (min. 59), unless the applicant completed secondary or higher education entirely in English in the USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, or English-speaking Canada. Required documents include a reading and writing assignment, two video pitches, and completed university and mobility forms. Only complete applications that meet the minimum criteria are considered.

This interdisciplinary bachelor's program offers a deep exploration of philosophy, politics, and economics, encouraging students to critically examine the structures and ideas shaping society. Students begin with a core foundation in all three areas, then choose two to focus on, allowing for tailored academic paths. The curriculum combines both qualitative and quantitative research methods, fostering the ability to analyze complex arguments, ideologies, and real-world issues. Electives in related fields such as environmental science, human rights, or sociology expand the program’s scope. The goal is to develop well-rounded thinkers ready to tackle global challenges with informed perspectives and practical skills.

Applicants for this bachelor's program must have completed or be finishing secondary education and demonstrate English proficiency through standardized tests such as TOEFL (88+), IELTS (6.5+), or Duolingo (120+), unless eligible for exemption. Required application materials include transcripts, a CV, one academic recommendation letter, a motivation letter, and an original essay reflecting on a philosophical, political, or economic question of personal interest. The essay should show critical thinking, engagement, and clarity of thought. Selected candidates are invited to interviews before final decisions are made.

This undergraduate liberal arts program offers a broad, interdisciplinary foundation in the humanities and social sciences, with a strong emphasis on critical thinking and real-world impact. Students learn to evaluate information critically, draw connections across disciplines, and express ideas using data and digital tools. The curriculum begins with foundational courses exploring major global themes, followed by flexible pathways to major and minor in areas such as political studies, cultural heritage, visual theory, environmental studies, and philosophy. Designed for globally minded students, the program fosters civic engagement, cultural awareness, and the ability to tackle complex global issues through informed, independent thought.

To apply for this undergraduate program, candidates must hold a secondary school diploma or equivalent. English proficiency is required, demonstrated through standardized tests such as TOEFL (88+), IELTS (6.5+), or Duolingo (120+), unless eligible for exemption. Applicants must submit transcripts, a motivation letter, a CV, a recommendation letter, and an academic essay discussing a major global challenge and how this program can help address it. The essay should reflect critical thinking and personal engagement. Finalists are invited for interviews before decisions are made.

This Bachelor's program blends economics, law, politics, data science, and programming to provide a multidisciplinary foundation in social sciences. Students explore public law, political institutions, global history, microeconomics, and financial accounting. Advanced coursework covers international politics, econometrics, big data, public economics, and political economy. The program includes a strong quantitative component with math, statistics, and programming labs, and culminates in electives and a final exam. A language requirement (e.g., French or Spanish) enhances international readiness.

To apply, students must hold a secondary school diploma obtained after at least 12 years of education. Accepted qualifications include national high school diplomas, 4-year specialist diplomas with required supplements, or equivalent foreign credentials that allow university access in Italy. Admission is based on the SAT General Test, which assesses logic, math, and verbal skills and must be taken in person through CollegeBoard. A valid SAT score is required before applying. Students who do not meet certain academic thresholds may receive additional learning requirements.
Tuition fees for EU students vary based on income, ranging from €157 to €3,000/year. Non-EU students typically pay a fixed fee of €1,200/year. Check with the university for your exact fee.