- Graduate Programme in Political Science -
Admission process
Enrollment steps
1. Register at: irk.uw.edu.pl/en-gb/
2. Complete your personal data and attach the required documents.
3. Select the chosen programme of study – Graduate Programme in Political Science
4. Pay the application fee.
5. Take part in the admission process.
6. If you have been qualified, submit the required documents.
7. You will receive the decision on admission to the programme.
Fee for the programme
For the academic year 2024/2025
Tuition fee for the first year of the programme EUR 3600*
Tuition fee for the second year of the programme EUR 3600*
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Total cost for the Programme: EUR 7 200
*The fee can be paid in two instalments – EUR 1800 /semester
Application fee
Admission procedures
Admission procedures
Examination topics:
- The concept and understanding of politics
- Political communication
- Political culture
- The concept and theories of democracy
- The concept and theories of state
- Non-democratic political regimes
- The concept of political system
- Political participation
- Political elections
- Political campaigns
- Political parties and social movements
- Party systems
The concept of civil society
The oral examination will be centred around three topics selected from the list above by the examination committee. Topics listed above should be treated as guiding themes of the discussion. In the preparation ahead of the examination, it is recommended to focus on overarching broad understanding of those topics.
The exam will last approximately 15-20 minutes.
The interview may be conducted using electronic means of communication which allow candidate’s identity to be confirmed and ensure no use of external aids by the candidate during the time of examination.
Deadlines 2025/2026
List of documents
The higher education diploma (MA, BA, engineer diploma or equivalent) and transcript of grades obtained during the course of study, entitling to continue university-level study in country in which the diploma was issued,
or original of the certificate confirming graduation from studies and containing information on level, programme and profile of studies, obtained professional title and result defined in words together with statement, in which candidate undertakes to present the original or certified copy of the higher education diploma within 30 days from the day of its issuance, under pain of removal from the list of students
A legalisation (authorisation) or apostille (if the document was issued by an institution operating in the educational system in a country that is a party to the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents, concluded in The Hague, 5 October 1961) of the original of secondary school (maturity) certificate and transcript of grades or the higher education diploma and transcript of grades [read more]
The language competences of candidates who do not have a document confirming their knowledge of English at a minimum of a B2 level, recognized by the University of Warsaw, are checked during the interview. A positive assessment in the qualification procedure confirms the candidate’s ability to study in English
On arrival to Poland additional documents must be submitted:
More information about the required documents: http://rekrutacja.uw.edu.pl/en/required-documents/
Contact us
Admission:
E-mail: admission.wnpism@uw.edu.pl
Linda Masalska – linda.masalska@uw.edu.pl
Mariya Kozak-Zheltovska – m.kozak-zheltovska@uw.edu.pl
Administration of studies:
E-mail: international.office.ism@uw.
Head of studies:
Dorota Heidrich, PhD
E-mail: headofprogramme.wnpism@uw.edu.
Coordinator of transfers to the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies:
E-mail: a.parmee@uw.edu.pl