Estudar Ciências Sociais na Europa

This master's program focuses on the sustainable management of coastal and marine resources through a multidisciplinary approach grounded in ecology, oceanography, and economics. Students explore environmental and resource management topics related to the ocean and coastal zones, and tailor their studies with elective courses and an independently chosen thesis project. The first year emphasizes coursework, followed by a thesis in the second year. Teaching is conducted in intensive modules in English. Graduates develop practical skills for addressing the sustainable use of coastal and marine environments.

To be admitted to this master's program, applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with a first-class grade from an internationally recognized institution. English proficiency must be demonstrated through a recognized test such as TOEFL or IELTS, unless the applicant comes from a country where English is the main language of instruction. Students who have not yet graduated or lack some documents may still apply and be conditionally accepted, provided they meet the required conditions before full admission.

This master's program provides advanced training in social and cultural anthropology, emphasizing ethnographic fieldwork, theoretical debates, and project-based learning. The core module (48 ECTS) includes seminars, theory courses, fieldwork practice, and academic writing. Students choose from electives (24 ECTS) that explore topics like audiovisual ethnography, anthropology of capitalism, sensorial media, and more. The program also integrates general humanities courses (12 ECTS), team-based interdisciplinary projects (6 ECTS), and personal electives (6 ECTS) to broaden perspectives. The final 24 ECTS are dedicated to the master’s thesis, allowing students to apply anthropological methods in original research.

This master's program requires a completed bachelor's degree and B2-level English. Admission is based on a motivation letter (700–1000 words, 40 points) and an interview (60 points), both assessing your interest, preparation, and critical thinking. Only applicants scoring at least 28/40 in the written part are invited to the interview. The interview also includes discussion of two assigned articles. A combined minimum of 65/100 points is required for admission.

This bachelor's program offers a strong foundation in microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, accounting, econometrics, and financial mathematics. It includes practical and theoretical courses supported by seminars, research methods, and diploma projects. Students choose one of five specializations: Transport Economics and Logistics, Green Economy, E-commerce, Business Strategies and Economic Policy, or International Business—each with focused modules starting from the third semester. The program also integrates interdisciplinary electives, language training, and physical education, totaling 180 ECTS credits.

Applicants must have completed secondary or higher education and provide original documents with sworn translations into Polish (or English if Polish is not available initially, with Polish translations required upon arrival). Documents must be submitted in English or Polish. English language proficiency at a B2 level is required, proven by certificates such as TOEFL iBT (72), IELTS (5.5), TOEIC (700), or equivalent certifications like FCE, CAE, or CPE.

This bachelor's program offers a comprehensive foundation in global development studies, combining core topics such as political economy, environmental challenges, culture, resistance, and fieldwork with an emphasis on social science theory and epistemology. Students begin with courses on global development, power dynamics, and cultural perspectives, then progress to applied learning through field courses and a bachelor's thesis. The program includes a compulsory philosophy module and research methods training. In the third and fourth semesters, students select a minor, with options like Sustainable Transformation, Political Science, English, or Spanish, or go on exchange abroad. The Sustainable Transformation minor, for example, focuses on interdisciplinary insights into how various societal forces and digital technologies shape sustainable development. Students may also choose electives such as Norwegian language, Latin American development issues, or Norwegian society and culture.

To apply for this bachelor's program, international applicants must have a Higher Education Entrance Qualification recognized in Norway and meet certified English language requirements. The qualifications from each country are outlined in the official GSU list, which details what is accepted as sufficient for university admission in Norway. Applicants are encouraged to check the most recent version of the GSU list at www.nokut.no to verify their eligibility.