Jagiellonian University in Kraków (UJ) offers International Relations as a two-year, full-time Master's programme (4 semesters) taught entirely in English, run by the Faculty of International and Political Studies within the VNDREAM consortium, with the specialisation Europe from Visegrad Perspective. It is meant for students who already have a good command of English and want to look at international relations, European politics, economy, society and culture from a Visegrad angle.
The interdisciplinary programme covers, among other things:
Where you study
Graduates are prepared to work in international institutions, public administration, the media and non-governmental organisations, as well as in central and local state bodies dealing with international cooperation and in companies operating across borders. They can prepare complex analyses, set up and coordinate research teams and explain international affairs to a wider audience. Those who want to continue their studies can apply to the Doctoral School in the Social Sciences.
Did you know? The Faculty's main building, which it moved into in 2021, stands near the Jagiellonian Library, close to Kraków's Błonia meadows and Jordan Park.
As of the 2026/27 admissions, based on the programme pages at studia.uj.edu.pl.
