Bachelor in Language and literature studies

Language and Literature Studies, offered as the English for Knowledge, Culture, and Innovation (EKCI) programme, is a bachelor's degree taught in English over three years at the University of Wrocław in Wrocław, Poland, with a start date of October 1, 2026 and an application deadline of August 31, 2026. The programme offers an in-depth study of the English language while developing skills in linguistics, intercultural communication, and critical analysis, combining theoretical learning with hands-on application. The curriculum integrates linguistics, cultural studies, and professional communication, and students refine their English proficiency while studying subjects such as pragmatics, language diversity, and intercultural communication. In the second year, students choose one of two modules: Global English Cultures and Languages, which focuses on cultural and literary studies, or Psycho-Pedagogical Aspects of Language Acquisition, which emphasizes language learning processes and pedagogy. Through qualitative and quantitative data analysis, critical thinking, and applied research, students develop expertise valued in education, media, translation, and international business. The programme also builds creativity, teamwork, and cross-cultural sensitivity, preparing graduates for roles that call for both strong language skills and cultural awareness. A degree of this kind typically opens paths into teaching, translation and localization work, publishing, media and communications, and international business roles where English proficiency and intercultural competence are central requirements. Combining linguistics with cultural and pedagogical study, as this programme does, gives graduates flexibility to move between academic, educational, and industry-facing careers depending on which second-year specialisation they choose.