Master in Digital Society: Transformation and Research

Tuition comes to 2,060 USD per year.

Digital Society: Transformation and Research at Collegium Civitas is a master's program lasting two years across four semesters, taught in English in Warszawa, Poland. Yearly tuition is PLN 7,700. The program covers courses intended to prepare students for work in today's digital society, in high-technology businesses, and in multicultural communication and decision-making settings shaped by new technology. It is designed for students with a humanities background who plan to work in the digital world during a period of rapid technological change, with subjects related to new technologies and programming adapted for students without a technical background. The program frames itself as a tool for people who will go on to address questions at the intersection of humans, machines, and technological development, whether in future scientific work, business, or leadership roles. Teaching takes place at Collegium Civitas in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, with an approach the university describes as applied learning in a simulated high-technology social and business environment, moving away from a purely theoretical academic model. Lecturers are described as active practitioners and specialists in their respective subject areas, which the program presents as a way for students to gain hands-on experience working with intercultural project teams and business partners, building research and communication skills relevant to a rapidly changing technological landscape. Graduates of programs in this area typically pursue roles in research, digital policy, technology consulting, and organizational strategy, where an understanding of both social dynamics and emerging technology is valued.