Program Highlights
Public History in International Relations (second degree) are two-year, full-time studies conducted in English language.
A curated selection of courses, practical activities, and internships designed to equip you with expertise in academic research and the practical application of historical memory. Our program extends to various areas, including international relations, policy-making, policy analysis, joint international research project management, international cooperation, research management, fundraising, popularization of scientific knowledge, publishing activities, applied history in museums, memory sites, media, and education, and specialized written and verbal communication.
Exclusive Collaborations
Be part of a program that collaborates with esteemed institutions like Harvard University (USA), Lund University (Sweden), and Fern University (Hagen, Germany). As part of the Erasmus program, these collaborations offer exciting courses and exchanges.
Enriching Opportunities
Gain real-world experience through internships with our partnering institutions. Immerse yourself in international activities like conferences, workshops, summer schools, and collaborative projects.
Where Your Journey Leads
Upon program completion, a myriad of opportunities awaits you! Specialization opens doors to diverse career paths in practical politics, public and government institutions, academia, non-governmental organizations, public communication, independent research, diplomacy, social networks, higher education, media, tourism, and the management of cultural institutions, archives, museums, arts, the gaming industry, and entertainment.
Shape your future with us and turn your passion into a rewarding career!
Qualifications rules
The program is addressed to candidates with a bachelor’s degree or other equivalent. Prospective students register online in the UMCS Recruitment System and submit all necessary documents by the deadline or until all available places are filled. Candidates must demonstrate that they meet the requirements for knowledge of English at a minimum level. B2. If the candidate does not have a document confirming language proficiency at a specific level, an interview will be conducted to verify knowledge of English.
