| Code | S1-PEE |
|---|---|
| Organizational unit | Faculty of Political Science and International Studies |
| Field of studies | European Politics and Economics |
| Form of studies | Full-time |
| Level of education | First cycle |
| Educational profile | academic |
| Language(s) of instruction | English |
| Minimum number of students | 20 |
| Admission limit | 25 |
| Duration | 3 years |
| WWW address | http://www.pl.europeistyka.uw.edu.pl/index.php/aktualnosci |
| Required document |
Disciplines:
- Political Science and Administration,
- Economics,
- Legal Science.
European Politics and Economics is an innovative educational program concentrated on the EU policies and the economic dimension of the functioning of the European Union. The main focus is on the economic dimension of the European integration process, which distinguishes the specialization from other programs run by the Institute of European Studies.
Completion of the European Politics and Economics program allows the graduates to deepen and systematize knowledge of management issues in the EU, as well as all dimensions of European integration. The program teaches how to make accurate assessment of political, social and economic conditions of EU administration, to analyze and diagnose the relations between different dimensions of integration within the EU, as well as to develop policy strategies.
The student of the program knows and understands the reasons and course of the integration process in Europe and the context of the creation of the European Communities. He/she has knowledge of European integration in its economic, political and institutional-legal dimension. The student knows and understands the next stages of the integration mechanism. He/she is able to analyze historical texts (political speeches, declarations, legal acts), as well as various concepts of development, opportunities and threats faced by the EU. The student is ready to critically evaluate the political and economic effects of European integration and to participate in the ongoing discussion on the shape of the final united Europe and the territorial borders of the Union.
The program prepares its graduates to conduct business on the EU market, work in lobbying and consulting companies, work in public administration at the governmental and local governmental level, perform official duties in the EU and international structures, work in non-governmental organizations.
The graduates of first-cycle studies in European Politics and Economics have a basic knowledge on functioning of diverse and multifaceted areas of European policy, which enables them to understand the dynamics of political, economic, legal and social changes at the national and supranational level; to develop decision strategies; to analyze attitudes and behaviors of participants of integration processes, their mutual relations and interactions.
Additionally, the graduates have knowledge on the economic aspects of functioning of the European Union and the implemented EU policies. The specialization provides interdisciplinary education in the field of social science, economics and legal science in the context of European Studies.
Graduates of the European Politics and Economics have the necessary skills to work for the civil service at the governmental, self-governmental and supranational level, to work at non-governmental organizations, EU institutions and agencies, media, cultural institutions.
Admission rules
Minimum number of points needed to be qualified: 35
Polish new maturity exam 2005 – 2019
|
Obligatory subject Polish language basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject Mathematics basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject English language advanced level x 1 |
Obligatory subject* One of the following subjects: History, History of music, History of art, Social studies, Geography, Philosophy, Modern foreign language, Latin and ancient culture, Greek and ancient culture, Computer science, Physics and astronomy/ Physics, Chemistry, Biology basic level x 0,6 |
|
weight = 20% |
weight = 15% |
weight = 30% |
weight = 35% |
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish language on basic or advanced levels
M – result from Mathematics on basic or advanced levels
J – result from English language on advanced level
X - result from additional subject on basic or advanced level
a, b, c, d – weights.
Old maturity exam
|
Obligatory subject Polish language basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject Mathematics basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject English language |
Obligatory subject* One of the following subjects: History, History of music, History of art, Social studies, Geography, Philosophy, Modern foreign language, Latin and ancient culture, Computer science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology |
|
weight = 20% |
weight = 15% |
weight = 30% |
weight = 35% |
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish language on basic or advanced or undefined levels
M – result from Mathematics on basic or advanced or undefined levels
J – result from English language on advanced or undefined levels
X - result from additional subject on basic or advanced or undefined levels
a, b, c, d – weights.
Maturity exam after 1991
grade 6 = 100 %
grade 5 = 90 %
grade 4 = 75 %
grade 3 = 50 %
grade 2 = 30 %
Maturity exam until 1991
grade 5 = 100 %
grade 4 = 85 %
grade 3 = 40 %
Important information for candidates with Polish old maturity exam. >> Check! <<
International Baccalaureate (IB)
|
Obligatory subject Polish language standard level (SL) x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject Mathematics standard level (SL) x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject English language higher level (HL) x 1 |
Obligatory subject** One of the following subjects: Modern foreign language, Biology, Chemistry, Philosophy, Physics, Geography, History, Computer science, Latin, Classic Greek, Management, Economics, Psychology, Politics, Anthropology, Subject from the group "Art", Design technology standard level (SL) x 0,6 |
|
weight = 20% |
weight = 15% |
weight = 30% |
weight = 35% |
**In column 4 candidate can not indicate subjects from columns 1 and 3
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish language on standard or higher levels
M – result from Mathematics on standard or higher levels
J – result from English language on higher level
X - result from additional subject on standard or higher level
a, b, c, d – weights.
The IB results will be converted according to the table below:
7 = 100%
6 = 90%
5 = 75%
4 = 60%
3 = 45%
2 = 30%
Important information for candidates with IB and EB. >> Check! <<
European Baccalaureate (EB)
|
Obligatory subject Polish language basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject Mathematics basic level x 0,6 |
Obligatory subject English language advanced level x 1 |
Obligatory subject** One of the following subjects: Modern foreign language, Biology, Chemistry, Philosophy, Physics, Geography, History, Computer science, Latin, Classic Greek, Economics, Art, Music basic level x 0,6 |
|
weight = 20% |
weight = 15% |
weight = 30% |
weight = 35% |
**In column 4 candidate can not indicate subjects from columns 1 and 3
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish language on basic or advanced levels
M – result from Mathematics on basic or advanced levels
J – result from English language on advanced level
X - result from additional subject on basic or advanced level
a, b, c, d – weights.
The EB results will be converted according to the table below:
9,00 - 10,00 = 100%
8,00 - 8,95 = 90%
7,00 - 7,95 = 75%
6,00 - 6,95 = 60%
5,00 - 5,95 = 45%
4,00 - 4,95 = 30%
Important information for candidates with IB and EB. >> Check! <<
Foreign diploma
|
Obligatory subject Polish language |
Obligatory subject Mathematics |
Obligatory subject Modern foreign language |
Obligatory subject** One chosen subject from |
|
weight = 20% |
weight = 15% |
weight = 30% |
weight = 35% |
**In column 4 candidate can not indicate subjects from columns 1, 2 and 3
Points are calculated as follows:
W = a * P + b * M + c * J + d * X
where:
W – the final result
P – result from Polish or original language
M – result from Mathematics
J – result from modern foreign language
X - result from additional subject
a, b, c, d – weights.
Calculation of candidates high school diploma results. >> Check! <<
Information on documents certifying knowledge of English language. >> Check! <<
Deadlines
Announcement of results: 20th of September, 2019
Reception of documents:
- I round: 23rd of September, 2019 (2 p.m.-6 p.m.), 24th of September, 2019 (10 a.m.-2 p.m.)
- II round (in case of not fulfilling the limit during I round): 25th of September, 2019 (2 p.m.-6 p.m.), 26th of September, 2019 (10 a.m.-2 p.m.)
- III round (in case of not fulfilling the limit during II round): 27th of September, 2019 (2 p.m.-6 p.m.), 30th of September, 2019 (2 p.m.-6 p.m.)
- additional rounds will be announced in case of not fulfilling the limits
Payments
The studies are payable - tuition fees
Required documents
List of required documents submitted by candidates qualified for studies
Additional information
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