Bachelor in Global communication

Global Communication at the University of Szczecin, in Szczecin, Poland, is a bachelor's degree taught entirely in English over 6 semesters (3 years). The program combines linguistics and cultural studies, with a curriculum built to support comprehensive personal and academic development through theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and social and cultural competences valued in the modern labour market. A distinguishing feature of the program is the inclusion of two additional foreign languages alongside English. Graduates of the program go on to work as consultants, mediators, and customer service specialists in international companies; as editors of specialist texts in English; and as organizers and administrative staff in educational and cultural establishments as well as in international and supranational institutions, particularly in departments handling public relations, corporate culture, staff training, organization, communication, and cooperation. More broadly, undergraduate programs in global communication train students in intercultural competence, translation and editing, and strategic messaging, preparing graduates for roles that require moving between languages and cultural contexts, whether in corporate communications, diplomacy-adjacent institutions, publishing, or international nonprofit work. The combination of linguistic training with cultural studies also gives graduates a foundation for further study in applied linguistics, international relations, or media and communication studies at the graduate level, while the practical, career-oriented structure of the degree means many graduates move directly into professional roles upon completion. Further details on the program are available through the university's admissions office.