Bachelor in International relations

The Bachelor's programme in International Relations at Collegium Civitas in Warsaw, Poland, runs for three years across six semesters, taught in English, with an annual tuition fee of 7100 PLN. Collegium Civitas describes itself as a modern, multicultural university located in central Warsaw. The programme lets students choose academic courses suited to their intended career path, whether in diplomacy, international business or political consulting, and aims to prepare students for analytical research into the structures and factors that shape international dynamics. It examines the processes behind international relations, including the roles of states, multinational corporations and international organizations, combining theoretical grounding with practical application to meet labour market needs. The programme is designed both to prepare students for careers in international affairs directly after graduation and to serve as a foundation for further master's-level study in international relations or related fields. Courses are taught by instructors who include former foreign and European ministers, ambassadors, think tank executives, and academics from across Europe. Through the programme, students build knowledge in international politics, international economics, international public law, world history, philosophy and ethics, diplomacy, international negotiations, and international business. More broadly, international relations as a discipline combines political science, economics, law and history, and graduates typically move into careers spanning diplomacy, trade, consulting, journalism, and public administration.