Culture, Thought and Humanity
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master Degree | On-Campus | Full-time | 2 | October | find out | find out |
About Culture, Thought and Humanity, Master Degree - at University of Wroclaw
Explore the World of Culture, Thought, and Humanity
Deepening the understanding of human culture and thought is essential in navigating today's complex global landscape. The MA in Culture, Thought, and Humanity provides students with advanced knowledge in philosophical thinking, cultural analysis, and intercultural dialogue, equipping them to address contemporary societal challenges. Through a blend of theoretical exploration and practical applications, this programme fosters critical engagement with issues at the intersection of culture, identity, and communication.
Programme Overview
The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of topics, including philosophy of culture, cultural anthropology, and social thought, allowing students to examine humanity's evolving place between nature and culture. Programmes emphasise critical thinking, interdisciplinary research, and intercultural communication, preparing students to navigate cultural complexities and resolve conflicts through dialogue. Engaging in debates, projects, and collaborations with international faculty, students gain practical experience in applying philosophical insights to real-world cultural contexts. The programme also offers flexibility in specialisation, enabling students to develop expertise suited to their interests and career goals. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in cultural institutions, NGOs, media, research organisations, and humanitarian aid, where their ability to analyse, communicate, and foster intercultural understanding is highly valued. Whether working in policy, education, or cultural management, alumni contribute to shaping cultural dialogue and global cooperation.
Entry requirements
Contact University of Wroclaw to find course entry requirements.
Why study at University of Wroclaw
- Prestigious Academic Legacy: Over 300 years of history with 9 Nobel Prize winners among its alumni.
- Diverse Academic Offerings: 12 faculties offer courses in nearly 150 fields of study, with 30 programmes taught in Polish and English.
- International Opportunities: Collaborates with global programs like Erasmus+, Erasmus Mundus, ISEP, and CEEPUS, attracting students worldwide.
- Vibrant International Community: Hosts 660 doctoral students and over 1400 international students.
- Cutting-Edge Research: Engages in 200+ research projects annually, producing thousands of scientific publications, patents, and innovations.
- Global Academic Connections: Member of 9 scientific networks and 13 industrial consortia, ensuring access to world-class expertise.
- World-Class Faculty: A core group of over 2000 academic staff including over 500 professors, and many international lecturers, delivers top-tier education.
- Cultural and Academic Hub: Located in Wroclaw, a vibrant city offering an enriching cultural and academic environment.