Bachelor in English studies

The Institute of English Studies at the University of Warsaw, in Warszawa, Poland, offers a bachelor's degree taught in English over 3 years, with yearly tuition of 2,500 EUR. Proficiency in English is described as one of the key competences in today's globalized world, improving labour market chances and opening possibilities to pursue interests and expand knowledge. The programme is flexible, letting students choose freely from dozens of optional courses across Linguistics, Translation, Cultural Studies, Teaching of English as a Foreign Language (TEFL), and British and American Literature. While some courses are obligatory, most of the study experience consists of optional courses tailored to individual interests and needs, with particular emphasis on the practical application of the knowledge students acquire. This flexible, student-directed structure lets learners build a programme suited to their intended career, whether that leans toward classroom teaching, literary and cultural analysis, translation work, or applied linguistics. Graduates of English Studies degrees commonly move into teaching, translation and interpreting, publishing, media, corporate communication, and further postgraduate study, drawing on both their advanced English proficiency and the specific optional tracks they chose during their studies. Warszawa, the Polish capital, is home to a large concentration of international companies, embassies, and cultural institutions, giving students practical opportunities to apply their English skills alongside their coursework. The University of Warsaw is one of the country's oldest and largest universities, and its Institute of English Studies has built a programme around choice and applied learning within that broader academic setting. Further information is available through the Institute's admissions pages.