Master in Language and literature studies (English)

This master's program in English Studies is offered by Vistula University in Warszawa, Poland, and is taught wholly in English over three years, organized into six semesters. Students continue building their English skills throughout the course, reaching proficiency at C1 level according to EU requirements by the end of the fourth semester. The curriculum is designed to develop a broad set of specialist skills, including writing across different text types and producing written and oral translations. Students study the culture of Anglo-Saxon countries in depth, alongside coursework in media studies and film studies. A required internship, placed in a language school, translation office, media or cultural institution, or an international company, gives students practical professional experience and helps them build connections useful for entering the labour market after graduation. The program at Vistula University in Warsaw is structured to prepare graduates for work in a chosen professional area, with a practical approach intended to let students later choose their own direction of development. On completing the degree, students are awarded the title of Master of English Philology. Along the way, the program aims to build skills such as critical thinking, evaluation, synthesis, and both analytical and creative reasoning, applied to language, literature, and communication. English studies at this level suit students aiming for careers in translation, teaching, publishing, media, or international business, and also serve as a foundation for further academic study in philology or linguistics. The combination of language mastery, cultural knowledge, and hands-on internship experience is intended to leave graduates ready for a range of language-related professions in Poland or abroad.