Digital Society: Transformation and Research

Collegium Civitas

Warsaw, Poland

Duration

24 months

Language

English

Department

Social sciences

€

Tuition

18,280 PLN/year

About Digital Society: Transformation and Research

The Digital Society: Transformation and Research Master program at Collegium Civitas is designed to equip students with essential skills for working in today's digital society, high-tech business, multicultural communications, and decision-making. The program focuses on new technologies, programming adapted for humanists, and prepares students for careers in digital transformation, research, and leadership. It is unique in Central and Eastern Europe, emphasizing applied learning in a simulated high-technology social and business environment. Students gain hands-on experience with intercultural innovation project groups, business partners, and cyber research in virtual society. The program is taught by internationally active practitioners and specialists, and is located in Warsaw, Poland[3][1][2].

Course Details

Degree Level

Master

Duration

24 months

Language

English

Department

Social sciences

Tuition Fee

18,280 PLN/year

Application Deadline

Contact university for deadlines

University Information

Collegium Civitas

Warsaw, Poland

Private University

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About the University

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Entry Requirements

Curriculum: The curriculum includes subjects related to new technologies, programming for humanists, digital transformation, multicultural communications, risk analysis of future technologies, and management of digital society developments. Students work on real-world projects, conduct cyber research, and design communication and management plans[3][1][4].

Career Prospects: Graduates are prepared for careers in digital transformation, high-tech business, research, management, and leadership roles in both local and international markets. The program offers excellent professional prospects due to cooperation with business, administration, media, NGOs, and the public sector[2][3][5].