Central Europe in the International Perspective

Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan

Poznań, Poland

Duration

2 years

Language

English

Department

Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology

€

Tuition

3,000 PLN/year

About Central Europe in the International Perspective

The Master's program in Central Europe in the International Perspective at Adam Mickiewicz University focuses on the interdisciplinary specificities of contemporary Central Europe and the Balkan Peninsula. It explores literature, historical background, and everyday cultural practices, providing a comprehensive understanding of the region's culture and literature. The program is designed to prepare students for careers in international companies and cultural institutions by enhancing their communication skills in English and fostering intercultural understanding[1][2][5].

Course Details

Degree Level

Master

Duration

2 years

Language

English

Department

Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology

Tuition Fee

3,000 PLN/year

Application Deadline

Contact university for deadlines

University Information

Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan

Poznań, Poland

Public University

QS Ranking: #736

40,000 students (5% international)

About the University

Polish Name: Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu Address: ul. Wieniawskiego 1, 61-712 International Office Website: https://amu.edu.pl/en/international-students Application Platform: https://rekrutacja.amu.edu.pl/ Winter Semester Starts: 2025-10-01 Summer Semester Starts: 2025-02-01 Legacy Logo URL: /images/universities/university.png

Entry Requirements

Curriculum: The curriculum includes literary and contextual studies of Central Europe, historical conditions, cultural practices, and discursive methods. It is conducted by various institutes within the Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology, ensuring a broad range of competencies[1][5].

Career Prospects: Graduates can pursue careers in cultural institutions, media, and sectors requiring intercultural communication skills, enabling them to establish effective international relations[1][2].