Bachelor in Media, diplomacy and international negotiations

Collegium Civitas in Warszawa offers Media, Diplomacy and International Negotiations as a bachelor's degree program taught in English, running three years (six semesters) with yearly tuition of 7100 PLN. The program covers how decisions are made at the international level and how negotiation techniques can be used to influence them, building on a critical understanding of key events in international politics alongside training in interpersonal communication and negotiation. Collegium Civitas describes itself as a modern, multicultural university in Warsaw, and students on this program take courses taught by experts, academics, former diplomats and government officials, with the program headed by Dr Sławomir Klimkiewicz, a former head of Polish diplomatic missions in Paris, Caracas, Havana and Algiers. During the program, students study international relations, the history of diplomacy, international law, and diplomatic protocol, as well as the media market spanning the internet, television, press and radio. Practical skills developed include using information sources such as the internet, analyzing and drawing conclusions from key events in international politics, applying diplomatic tools in the information age, developing interpretative and analytical skills, conducting difficult negotiation talks, and self-presentation. This combination of diplomacy and media training positions graduates for careers in international organizations, government agencies, media outlets covering international affairs, and communications roles within companies and NGOs operating across borders, where negotiation skills and media literacy are both valued.