Bachelor in Political science

Applications close 2026-08-31, and tuition fees for Bachelor in Political science are 4,200 USD per year.

The Political Science programme at the University of Wroclaw is a three-year bachelor's degree taught in English, based in Wrocław, Poland, with the next intake beginning 2026-10-01 and applications due by 2026-08-31. The programme is built for students interested in understanding politics and the dynamics of power, developing knowledge and skills relevant to careers in governance, policy-making, or media. Students learn to analyse political systems, contribute to public policy, and engage with processes of social change. Four specialisation tracks are available: Media and Politics, Comparative Politics, Global Security, and Europe in the World, allowing students to align their studies with specific professional goals and deepen expertise in a chosen area. The core curriculum provides a broad foundation in political theory, sociology, economics, and media studies, equipping students to approach complex political issues through interdisciplinary methods. Across the degree, students build skills in political communication, leadership, and policy analysis. Practical experience is built into the curriculum through research projects and international exchanges, giving students opportunities to engage directly with practitioners and experts working in politics, public administration, and media. The programme covers political doctrines, institutional frameworks, and contemporary political processes, with particular attention to the interaction between politics and media, and introduces students to modern tools used in political marketing and media content analysis. Graduates of this kind of degree commonly move into roles in public administration, journalism, campaign work, international organisations, or continue to master's-level study in political science or a related field. Based in Wrocław, a major academic city in southwestern Poland, the University of Wroclaw situates students close to regional government and media institutions relevant to their studies.