Programme description
Earth sciences in a changing world is an undergraduate interdisciplinary programme that offers a rigorous international and comparative perspective on the contemporary global system. Its mission is to foster creative thinking about complex global problems and to equip students with the analytical tools and cross-cultural understanding to guide them in that process.
The main goal of the programme is to provide basic knowledge
in geography, geology and anthropogenic transformations
in the environment and their impact on the lives
of local communities and global change. Students gain
the ability to observe and interpret phenomena and conduct
basic analytical work both individually and teamwork.
They also develop adaptability to changing socio-economic environment, civic responsibility and independence
Graduate’s profile
The graduate has good preparation in the field of geography and geology and the ability to identify and describe the anthropogenic changes that occur in the environment. A graduate can assess the natural, social and economic impacts of natural and anthropogenic changes in the environment.
Additionally, has mastered the basic methods of the environmental management and principles of the sustainable development. The graduate can independently observe, interpret and predict phenomena, suggest a positive solution and prepare expertise.
Qualification rules
Foreigners: final admissions result is calculated based the interview conducted in English. Its aim is to assess candidate's aptitude for the programme, including their English proficiency.
Polish citizens: detailed information can be found here.
Fees
Application fee
The application fee is 100 PLN (foreigners) or 85 PLN (Polish citizens).
Tuition fee
The tuition fee is 12 100 PLN/year (approx. 3 000 EUR/year, 36 300 PLN/programme).
Tuition is paid in the amount for one semester. Candidates admitted to the first year are obliged to pay first installment no later than within 7 days from enrollment.
