Programme Guide - Study in Poland

International MA in Balkan Studies, IBS
Degree awarded
in Polish
(and English)
Language
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description
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www.studyinpoland.pl
Master in Balkan Studies
English
120
2 years (four terms) (October 1, 2011 - September 30, 2014)
The interdisciplinary character of education, including methods and research
apparatus of languages and literatures studies, ethnology, history and political
science, allows to achieve knowledge about the lingual, ethnic and political
conditions, involving the identity questions, and their current forms in Balkan
countries. The specific contamination of those four realms of science leads to attain
an ability of synthesizing and applying those theories in practice, learns to think
through the dialectics of analysis and synthesis, to formulate and verify hypotheses
and evaluate the current cultural, politic and economic phenomena in the Balkans.
A person who graduates Balkan studies will gain a high level of competence in
making cultural and social analysis and looking for employment in the government
and self-government administration, national institutions, European Union authority,
cultural, educational, publishing institutions, foundations, economic institutions and
mass media.
A graduate of the unique Balkan studies will be well prepared to undertake
researches and continue studies of the third degree (PhD studies).
Registration: Information will be available in May on the official web site
www.slavic.amu.edu.pl
Tuition per year: European students: 4500 EUR
Polish students: 8000 PLN
200 EUR registration fee
Information will be available in May on the official web site www.slavic.amu.edu.pl
A graduate of the second degree of the unique Balkan studies gains the practical
knowledge of two regional languages – one Slavonic that must be chosen from the
group of following languages: Bulgarian/Macedonian/Serbian (lingual fluency level
B1) and one non-Slavonic contained in the next group of languages:
Albanian/Greek/Romanian/Turkish (lingual fluency level B1). The practical
knowledge of those languages is supplemented with comprehensive skills from the
range of Balkan contemporary literature and of the current cultural, social, political
and economic transformations in the Balkans.
AMU, Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology, Collegium Maius,
Address: ul. Fredry 10, 61-701 Poznań, Poland
Contact: Dr Joanna Rękas
Phone: +48 61 8294519; +48 61 8294521
Fax: +48 61 8294530
E-mail: rekasus@yahoo.com
http://slawistykauam.wordpress.com/balkan-studies-20112012/
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Adam Mickiewicz University