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About the programme

The goal of the studies.

We expect those completing the PhD programme to be able to: 

• analyse and formulate relevant research questions aimed to make a significant contribution to their respective fields of research.     
• conceptualise and implement research designs and methodologies that make it possible to push the boundaries of knowledge in their respective research fields 
• communicate orally and in writing effectively and clearly, participate actively in international conferences, collaborate in international research groups, and publish in top journals 
• hold positions in leading academic and research institutions, conduct research, development, and innovation projects in various organisations outside the academic environment 

Applicants must have an interest in research in addition to excellent academic transcripts. The programme is open to graduates of various disciplines (including e.g. management, finance, economics, law, engineering, psychology, and other related disciplines), who aspire to make significant theoretical and methodological contributions to the development of the field of social sciences through their scientific and research activity.

Target audience

We are looking for early-stage professionals who have a passion for research and an ambition to become leading researchers in the field of social and legal sciences.

• analyse and formulate relevant research questions aimed to make a significant contribution to their respective fields of science     
• hold positions in leading academic and research institutions or conduct research, development, and innovation projects in various organisations outside the academic environment 

The perfect applicant deciding to pursue doctoral studies at Kozminski University: 

• is ambitious;   
• aspires to pursue a career in research in the field of social sciences;  
• is able to analyse complex problems and issues;   
• is highly proficient in English;  
• has a documented record of excellent study results achieved in the past;   
• holds a master’s degree in the field of social sciences, legal sciences or in a related discipline; 

Learn more about the doctoral school, our students and supervisors

• Courses taught by internationally acclaimed faculty;
• An inspiring, creative, challenging, and supportive environment that stimulates its members to explore issues that matter to them;
• An atmosphere of collegiality and mutual support;
• An opportunity to engage at deep levels of research, a chance to create, question, and reflect on knowledge.

The standard duration of doctoral studies is four years. In the first two years, doctoral students are required to complete their scientific-methodical courses. Years 3 and 4 focus mainly on writing the doctoral dissertation. The course of study ends with a “defence” of the dissertation. In the course of study, doctoral students gain experience in the area of conducting research and disseminating its results as well as planning, implementing, and applying for funds for research projects - everything under the supervision of experienced researchers.

Those doctoral students who find the researching and teaching activities of KU’s faculty members highly relevant to their interests are given four years to conduct a personal research project from start to end. These four years are an opportunity for them to prepare for their future entry into the world of international academia by means of publishing activity and through participation in scientific conferences. 

KU doctoral school has two processes in place aimed to monitor students’ progress: 

• Research Seminars: each of the doctoral students presents their progress in their research at least once per year. The objective is not to evaluate the work performed but to help the student in their research orientation. This workshop-type meeting brings together doctoral students, dissertation supervisors, the programme director, and other faculty members from KU or from outside KU, selected in accordance with the subject of the dissertation. 
• Annual Assessment: each of the doctoral students presents and discusses the results of their activity (progress made in their independent research project, dissemination of research results, involvement in research projects, etc.) and their plans for the following year. The objective is to review the work performed in a given year and to prepare a plan for the year to follow. Participants include: the supervisor of the dissertation, the programme director, and - possibly - other faculty members from KU or from outside KU. It takes place in June. 

Class Schedule

The main goal of the PhD programme is to help its participants acquire and develop the skills required in the practice of a researcher and of an academic teacher. Doctoral students also work on their dissertations - research project of great significance and of the utmost quality. Apart from the dissertation element, doctoral studies include also a general and thorough research training, a chance to explore a chosen specialization, and a teaching training module.

Doctoral school programme

Doctoral School Director

Do you wish to become a researcher prepared to work at the world’s best universities? Are you looking for a rigorous PhD programme run by one of the best research institutions/business schools in Central Europe? If so, Kozminski University’s full-time PhD programme in social and legal sciences is the programme for you.  

Taking part in the doctoral programme at Kozminski University offers a chance for high-calibre researchers exploring disciplines such as management, economy, finance, or law to to work closely with academics at the forefront of their respective fields, to become part of a vibrant research community, and to benefit from the resources and reputation of the university. 

The doctoral programme at Kozminski University provides a rigorous framework of training modules and courses that cover a wide range of topics and research methods. The curriculum involves also working closely with dissertation supervisors. Kozminski University is a relatively young school but it is also a research centre whose list of achievements in different scientific disciplines is already very impressive. 

The PhD programme is an opportunity for doctoral students to get prepared to enter the world of international academia by taking part in scientific projects and industry-specific events as well as by means of their publishing activity. 

We attach great significance to three criteria: your prior academic background; the relevance of your proposed research problem; the fitness of your proposal for the overall research activity of our faculty.

Applicants to the Kozminski University PhD program must hold a master’s degree or equivalent and need to have documented proficiency in the English language.

1. Deadlines 

• Official call publishing – February 2024 
• Application opening date – 25 June 2024 
• Application closing date – 2 July 2024 
• PhD admission results (ranking for interviews) – 8-16 July 2024
• PhD admission results – 22 July 2024

2. Financial Conditions 

Doctoral school funded by the Ministry of Education and Science 

3. Requirements 

Applications can be submitted by candidates of any citizenship who: 

a) have completed or are completing their graduate (master) degree  (e.g. level 7 European Qualification Framework) recognized by the Admission Board, 

b) have at least a “proven” C1 (CEFR) level of competence in English - Date of the exam: not before  October 31, 2020, 

c) have a confirmation of support from a potential supervisor (among KU faculty), 

d) self-declare that the candidate if committed to a full time Ph.D. programme. 

e) have at least a “proven” B2 (CEFR) level of competence in English - Date of the exam: not before  October 31, 2020. The minimum score corresponding to the level B2: 

• International Certificate: FCE, CAE, CPE, BEC Vantage, BEC Higher – more then 173 points, 
• International Certificate: IELTS – average 6.5; no part lower than 5, 
• International Certificate: TOEFL iBT – 84 points. 

But if you don't have an internationally recognized certificate, you will have to self-declare: 

• you are a native speaker of English, 
• you have attended a university program in English. 

4. Selection Criteria 

We attach great significance to three criteria: your prior academic background; the relevance of your proposed research problem; the fitness of your proposal for the overall research activity of our faculty. 

The first step assessment is based on a candidate’s: 

• personal curriculum;  
• academic records;  
• research proposal; 
• statement of purpose;  
• up to three reference letters; 
• other relevant documents (maximum five). 

The qualifications assessment criteria are as follows: 

• a maximum of 40 points for the applicant’s curriculum vita, academic records and thesis' abstract; 
• a maximum of 30 points for statement of purpose, research proposal and reference letters; 
• a maximum of 10 points for other relevant elements. 

The second step assessment is based on the interview, whose maximum score is 20 points. 

The Admission Board will interview applicants who have obtained at least 60 points in the qualifications assessment. An applicant will be eligible for admission to the PhD program if he or she has obtained at least 60 points in the qualifications assessment and at least 15 points out of 20 in the interview. 

Interviews may be held by communications technology which does not require the physical presence of the applicant. 

The purpose of the interview is to better assess applicants’ qualifications; discuss their research proposal (relevance, international approach, issues involved) and their publications, if any; test their aptitude for the program; ascertain their proficiency in English and other foreign languages (when only self-certified), and ascertain their competence in a subject of their choice, which is part of the PhD curriculum. 

5. Documents for Selection 

A wide range of information is needed in order to assess the applicants' strengths and potential for academic success. In particular, the following elements are considered: 

• Application ( appendix 1 ), 
• Application form ( appendix 2 ), 
• A confirmation of support from a potential supervisor (among KU faculty) ( appendix 3 ), 
• Personal curriculum: full CV: education, work experience, language skills, study/work abroad, other relevant skills and experiences, 
• Academic records: transcript of exams and certification of undergraduate and graduate degrees awarded and final grade (if any); if the graduate program has not been completed , an enrollment document with the full study plan, the exams taken and the grades achieved, 
• Statement of purpose:  short description (max 1200 words) of your motivation for enrollment in Koźmiński University PhD program and of your professional goals, 
• Reference letters: up to three reference letters send directly to KU by referees. Referees can be academic (first best) or non-academic (second best) ( appendix 4 ), 
• Research proposal: detailed description of research proposal ( appendix 5 ), 
• Abstract of the thesis only if included in your graduate program (maximum length: one page); 
• Other relevant documents (maximum five): e.g. publications, other programs attended, etc. 
• Documentary evidence of English language competence, 
• Self-declare that the candidate if committed to a full time Ph.D. programme, 
• Copy of the national ID or a passport, 
• Proof of payment of the admission fee (non-refundable). 

6. Application Procedure  

Candidates submit their recruitment documents between 25 June and 2 July 2024. 

The documents can be sent by email to: [email protected] , traditional post or leave in A7a room. 

This deadline is not negotiable.

7. Results: Communication Procedure 

Applicants are ranked according to merit. 

Final ranking: 

• by 22 July 2024 you will be sent a personal e-mail to the address provided in which information about the final outcome of the application will be found. 

8. Financial Matters 

Admission fee: 200 pln/46,72EUR (Exchange rates according to NBP table of 2024-04-08)     

Scholarship per month – 3466,90 pln/809,93 EUR Exchange rates according to NBP table of 2024-04-08)

9. Full Official Call 

Please carefully read the Full Official Call in order to get detailed information about the set of rules and guidelines to apply for the PhD you are interested in. 

More information

This deadline is not negotiable. 

Admission fee: 200 pln/46,72EUR (Exchange rates according to NBP table of 2024-04-08)

Please carefully read the Full Official Call in order to get detailed information about the set of rules and guidelines to apply for the PhD you are interested in.

Enrolment fee: 200 pln/46,72EUR (Exchange rates according to NBP table of 2024-04-08)

Bank account to which you can pay the registration fee:   Kozminski University    03-301 Warsaw,  ul. Jagiellońska 57/59    BANK PEKAO SA in Warsaw 20 1240 1024 1111 0010 1646 0637 SWIFT: PKOPPLPW Title: Doctoral School + full name

Program is free of charge na Doctoral school funded by the Ministry of Education and Science

PhD studies in Poland

PhD studies (Third cycle studies, doctoral studies, doctoral studies [1] [2]) – in accordance with the repealed Act on Higher Education, studies enabling advanced knowledge in a given field or discipline, preparing for independent research and creative activity. Education at doctoral studies ended in obtaining a third degree qualification (in Poland the graduate receives a Certificate of completion of doctoral studies [3]). Completing third degree studies did not mean obtaining a doctoral degree, but it should be noted that doctoral studies created conditions for the preparation of a doctoral dissertation [4]. Doctoral studies could be conducted by authorized organizational units of the university, a scientific institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences, a research institute or an international scientific institute operating on the territory of the Republic of Poland.

In Poland, doctoral studies lasted not less than 2 years and not more than 4 years, with the possibility of extension in justified cases by 2 years (eg conducting long-term scientific research) [5].

In Poland in the 2011/2012 academic year 40,263 people studied as part of doctoral studies, including 29,943 in full-time mode and 10,320 in extramural mode [6].

Education at doctoral studies required the completion of second-cycle studies or uniform master’s studies.

Constitution for science

The doctoral student education system has been thoroughly rebuilt thanks to the Constitution for Science. What are the most important changes?

• Current doctoral studies (third cycle studies) have been replaced by the education of doctoral students in doctoral schools. doctoral school will be run by the entire university, and not – as in the case of doctoral studies – an authorized university unit.
• Right to run a doctoral school has been associated with the scientific category – it can be run by an entity conducting scientific activity in at least two scientific disciplines with category A +, A or B +.
• Division into modes (full-time and part-time) of doctoral studies was eliminated, and doctoral school education is free for doctoral students.
• Each participant of the doctoral school will receive a scholarship .
• In place of environmental doctoral studies, entities which have at least one scientific category not lower than B + may conduct a joint doctoral school.
• Instead of university-wide and institutional doctoral study regulations, doctoral school regulations are introduced, adopted by senates or scientific councils for individual doctoral schools, respectively.

Frequently asked questions

Doctoral students who start their doctoral studies before the 2019/2020 academic year, continue their education on the current basis. [Resp. from 27.07.2018]

Until April 30, 2019, PhD students who started their third-cycle studies before the 2019/20 academic year can open their doctoral dissertation on the old principles. If they fail to do so, they will be able to institute proceedings for the award of a doctoral degree from October 1, 2019. In this case, however – the proceedings will proceed according to the new rules. The changes that have occurred in this matter thanks to the Constitution for Science are pro-quality and will not adversely affect future doctors. Most of the regulations regarding checking the learning outcomes are made by the university.

No. Doctoral scholarships received by doctoral students who started their doctoral studies before the 2019/2020 academic year will be exempt from personal income tax, and will not be reduced by social security contributions. Only those scholarships paid as part of doctoral schools – doctoral students who have been studying there since October 1, 2019 – are to be included. Currently conducted doctoral studies should be continued in this respect on the current basis. [Resp. from 18.10.2018]

The new rules, introducing a universal system of doctoral scholarships, will apply to doctoral students studying in doctoral schools – from October 1, 2019 [resp. from 27.07.2018]

The amount of doctoral scholarship is not less than 60% of the minimum basic salary of an assistant in accordance with the provisions in force before October 1, 2018, i.e. not less than PLN 1,470. The decision to award a doctoral scholarship, the period of its receipt and the amount is taken by the rector at the university. [Resp. from 10.01.2019]

Doctoral studies started before the academic year 2019/2020 are conducted on the current basis, but not longer than until December 31, 2023 (in accordance with Article 279 (1) of the Act introducing the Act – Law on Higher Education and Science). The closing date for the closure of the doctoral dissertation initiated under the old rules is December 31, 2021. On the other hand, persons who began their doctoral studies under the old principles and did not complete their doctoral dissertation by December 31, 2021, may apply for a doctoral degree also under the new principles (in accordance with from Article 179 of the Act – Regulations introducing the Act – Law on Higher Education and Science). The exact schedule for doctoral studies (resulting from transitional provisions): commencement of doctoral studies (under the old rules): before the academic year 2019/2020 Opening the doctoral dissertation (on the old principles): by April 30, 2019 at the latest. completion of doctoral studies (on the old principles): by 31 December 2023 at the latest. Completion of the doctoral dissertation (on the old principles): by December 31, 2021, at the latest. commencing education at the doctoral school (under the new rules): from October 1, 2019 [resp. from 22.08.2018]

It is not possible to extend the deadline. The cancellation or closure of a doctoral dissertation not completed by December 31, 2021 applies to all doctoral dissertations initiated under current (i.e. old) regulations. [Resp. from 22.08.2018]

The new rules apply to persons admitted to doctoral schools. From May 1, 2019 to September 30, 2019, proceedings regarding the award of a doctoral degree shall not be initiated. Legal basis: Article 179 para. 2 and paragraph 5 of the Act. Provisions introducing the Act – Law on Higher Education and Science [answer. from 27.07.2018]

The doctoral dissertation is closed by an appropriate resolution of the entity conducting this proceeding. Re-initiation of proceedings on the new principles, i.e. on the basis of the Law on Higher Education and Science, may take place as part of education at the doctoral school or in the extramural mode. The issue of financing the proceedings for granting a doctoral degree – conducted under new rules – has been regulated in art. 182 of the Law on higher education and science. A person who applies for a doctoral degree pays a fee for conducting proceedings in this case. The amount of the fee may not exceed the costs of the procedure, taking into account in particular the costs of remuneration of the promoter or promoters, ancillary promoter and reviewers. The fee is not collected at the university, PAS institute, research institute, international institute from an applicant for a doctoral degree who has completed doctoral education. In justified cases, the rector, director of the PAN institute, director of a research institute or director of an international institute may exempt from the fee in whole or in part. In the case of an academic teacher or researcher, the costs of proceedings are borne by the university employing him, the Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences, a research institute or an international institute. [Resp. from 22.08.2018]

A doctoral student studying under the old rules should submit an application to the dean. At the same time, it should be pointed out that in the case of doctoral students who started their studies before the academic year 2019/2020 and who will apply for a doctoral degree under the new rules, the procedure initiates the submission of an application for the appointment of a promoter or promoters. More information in the article. [Resp. from 10.22.2018]Will the doctoral student who started his education in the 2018/2019 academic year be able to obtain doctoral status at the doctoral school in the 2019/2020 academic year?

Both the Act – Law on Higher Education and Science and the Act – Regulations introducing the Act – Law on Higher Education and Science do not provide for “going” to doctoral school. Persons who begin their doctoral studies before the academic year 2019/2020, continue them on the basis of the current rules and do not become participants in doctoral education. [Resp. from March 7, 2019]

Doctoral students who started their doctoral studies before the 2019/2020 academic year may take part in the recruitment to the doctoral school and, after successful completion, study at the doctoral and doctoral school and receive a doctoral scholarship. A limitation on receiving a doctoral scholarship at a doctoral school is having a doctoral degree. The total period of receiving doctoral scholarships at doctoral schools cannot exceed 4 years. The university has the right to expect that the doctoral dissertation carried out during doctoral school education will not be thematically and conceptually the same as the work previously prepared as part of doctoral studies. During the recruitment procedure, the entity running the doctoral school may require the candidate to submit a certificate of the doctoral studies or information about the doctoral dissertation – including the doctoral dissertation, if he / she applied (or simultaneously applies) to award a doctoral degree in a different formula (studies) doctoral, ‘free-foot’ mode). The university running the school has the right to request the above information and expect that the scientific problem, which would constitute the subject of the doctoral dissertation prepared at the doctoral school, was no longer solved as part of previously undertaken education. The Act does not explicitly provide for a prohibition on receiving a doctoral scholarship at doctoral studies by a person who, despite starting from the new academic year in doctoral school, has not resigned from doctoral studies. However, it should be remembered that the doctoral school system significantly increased the requirements for doctoral students. Therefore, there are concerns whether a person trying to combine education in both modes will be able to timely and with the highest standards to fulfill the obligations arising from both education at the doctoral school and as part of doctoral studies. [Resp. from July 22, 2019]

source: https://konstytucjadlanauki.gov.pl/ksztalcenie-doktorantow-najczesciej-zadawane-pytania

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Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy)

Course overview.

PhD, or Doctor of Philosophy, is a doctorate degree conferred by several universities around the world. Universities in Poland grant PhD degrees in a wide variety of programmes in the sciences (e.g., biology, physics, mathematics, and so on) and humanities (e.g., history, English literature, musicology, etc.). A student must have a Master's Degree with high academic grades to pursue studies for a PhD programme and obtain a doctorate degree. A PhD degree is required for employment as a university professor or researcher in a variety of fields. In the final months of the course, a PhD or doctoral candidate must apply for a project or thesis containing original academic study. A doctoral student who completes his PhD programme receives the academic title of professor.

PhD Study in Poland

Poland is a vital social, cultural, historical, and academic centre in Central Europe, with a university system that reflects this heritage. A PhD in Poland is a globally recognised doctorate that includes formal preparation and growth. Fees are minimal, and PhD students are at the cutting edge of a rapidly expanding university system.

The options for foreign PhD research in Poland, including details on colleges, tuition, and scholarships.

Opportunities

Poland has one of the world's oldest higher education programmes, with a long tradition of notable artists, singers, authors, and scientists. Fryderyk Chopin, Marie Sklodowska-Curie, Nicolaus Copernicus, Joseph Conrad, Lech Wałęsa, and Warner Bros are possibly names you've heard of. But did you know they're all from Poland?

Poland, a nation that gained independence just recently, is on the rise, with a thriving economy and community. These advancements can be seen in the country's education system: Polish universities have some of the most students in Europe – and that number is growing.

Studying for a PhD in Poland will enable you to earn a globally recognised degree while still becoming a part of a growing university system.

• European carrefour – Poland is located in the centre of Europe, is strongly international and cosmopolitan, and has good connections to major cities in the continent.
• Heritage  – The university system in Poland goes back to the 14th century and contains some of Europe's oldest institutions.
• Affordable cost – In comparison to other European countries, the cost of living in Poland is low, and tuition fees are competitively priced.
• Modern Development – The Polish education system (and country) is rapidly expanding, and it now has one of the continent's largest student populations.
• Folklore  - Poland is a centre with rich artistic and cultural making it an ideal place for student life.

Polish University ranking

Following the country's pre-independence, Poland's higher education system is in a state of growth. Despite this, Polish universities are included in all major global rankings.

Acknowledgement

Individual universities are in charge of creating and approving their own doctoral programmes.

Polish Accreditation Committee  (PKA) currently oversees the awarding of degrees by all Polish higher education institutions. As a result, a PhD can only be granted if the institution follows stringent requirements. This requires a minimum number of workers with recognised research outputs as well as a minimum student-to-supervisor ratio. This means that high-quality research instruction is provided by established academic experts.

PhD structure

Doctoral programmes in Poland are structured in line with the Bologna Process and are equivalent to the majority of foreign PhDs (including the UK). To promote foreign trade and qualification recognition, many Polish universities use the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). Check your institution's PhD curricula to see if they use the ECTS.

PhD organisation

Phd duration.

Full-time (Studia stacjonarne) doctoral programmes typically last three to four years; they often last the entire four years.

Part-time PhD studies are also an option (Studia niestacjonarne). This type of study is often accompanied by an additional tuition fee. The length and regulations of these degrees will vary depending on the university and research area you wish to attend.

Each PhD student will be assigned an academic advisor. This supervisor must be a specialist in their profession and have shown satisfactory academic performance over the last five years.

Your supervisor will keep track of your progress, provide direction, advise on aspects of research operation such as publication and conference attendance, and help you write your doctoral thesis. Before submitting your thesis, it must be accepted by your supervisor.

Syllabus for study

PhD programmes in Poland are frequently more formal than those in other countries. In addition to your thesis, they typically include several mandatory training elements, creating a curriculum that must be completed to complete your doctoral programme. These are general requirements; the particular training you will need to undergo will be defined by the Doctoral Study Regulations of your prospective university

PhD students may also participate in up to 60 hours of formal instruction, which is typically for undergraduates at your university. Your boss or another professional instructor will watch and evaluate how you conduct these classes.

You will also be required to attend taught classes (both in a general subject and specialised discipline). These courses will be a mix of mandatory, elective, and advanced training. They frequently provide instruction in a modern foreign language. You will be tested through coursework and/or doctoral exams if you complete a minimum number of hours of this teaching.

As a doctoral student in Poland, you will also be asked to submit annual research progress reports.

Evaluation and assessment

To be awarded a doctorate in Poland, you must:

• Complete all doctoral exams and other criteria as part of the study programme.
• Please submit a doctoral thesis.
• Make a public defence of your doctoral thesis.

The doctoral thesis defence is the equivalent of a viva voce analysis in the United Kingdom. You will be evaluated by an interview committee, which will include testers and your doctoral supervisor.

This evaluation is a public defence – it is revealed with a study report and feedback, and everyone is welcome to attend. You will show the study to the community and answer questions from critics and members of the general public.

Financing and fees

In Poland, there are no tuition fees for doctoral studies. Instead, all PhD candidates are eligible for a scholarship. Both are measured concerning a professor's salary.

The sum of the scholarship will be determined by where you are in your studies. You will receive a minimum of 37 per cent of a professor's salary before the mid-term assessment (conducted halfway through your studies). The scholarship would be increased to 57 per cent if the assessment is successful. Some colleges will also include additional financial incentives to high-achieving students.

PhD Financing in Poland

Doctoral students in Poland are eligible for a variety of extra financial aid to help finance their studies. Additional funding is typically awarded based on merit and/or financial need.

There are many opportunities for PhD applicants, several of which are open to international students. The most popular of these are bilateral agreements between the Polish government and the government of the PhD candidate's home country. Here are some examples:

Erasmus+   – open to students from the EU (and non-EU partner countries), can provide travel/maintenance grants and tuition fee waivers.

CEEPUS  - is a Central European exchange programme that supports joint PhD programmes and maintenance grants.

Fulbright Programme – provides grants and assistance to US students studying in Poland (and vice versa)

Visegrad Scholarship Programme   – financial assistance for students from ‘Visegrad' countries in Eastern Europe.

More information on these bilateral scholarship arrangements is available from the Polish   National Agency for Academic Exchange .

Other types of financial assistance can be available from your prospective Polish universities, such as maintenance grants, aid payments, achievement scholarships, meal grants, housing grants, and disability grants.

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PhD Programmes

The Ph.D. is primarily intended for students who would like to pursue careers in teaching and research. The Masters degree is a prerequisite, with the thesis providing evidence of ability to conduct research. However, the Masters is just the first step in the Ph.D. programme, which equips students with the core knowledge and methodological tools to pursue in-depth research at the doctoral level.

Beginning in the first year of both the masters and doctoral programmes, a mentor guides students in all of their work, particularly in the development of research papers.

The key objective is to enable students to demonstrate an excellent command of the knowledge and methods in their chosen field.

Our programmes

• Doctorate in Economics
• Doctorate in History
• Doctorate in Law
• Programme in Comparative Politics
• Programme in International Relations
• Programme in Political theory
• Doctorate in Sociology

The School of Research offers two international dual degrees: with Northwestern University (sociology) and International Max Planck School (political science and sociology). Doctoral scholarships and mobility programmes are also offered with prestigious international partners.

Programme structure

Doctoral students benefit from supervision by internationally recognised scholars and from personalised support in Sciences Po’s research centres. We also ensure our students are well prepared to launch their careers.

Find out more about studying for a Ph.D .

Tuition Fees & Financing

For all students admitted to the PhD programme at the “Thesis” level, the annual fee for the 2022/2023 academic year is 380 €, irrespective of tax residency.

In order to make Sciences Po accessible to all and promote academic success, Sciences Po has significantly improved its student support services.

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"doktorant" po angielsku — Słownik polsko-angielski | zobacz "doktorant" po polsku

• słuchacz studium podyplomowego , magistrant , student studiów magisterskich , doktorant , student studiów doktoranckich [policzalny] My son is a graduate, I'm so proud of him. (Mój syn jest studentem studiów magisterskich, jestem z niego taki dumny.) I'm so proud of my son - he's a graduate. (Jestem taki dumny z mojego syna - jest słuchaczem studium podyplomowego.) I'm a graduate at our local university. (Jestem magistrantem na naszym lokalnym uniwersytecie.) student, który uzyskał dyplom ukończenia studiów pierwszego stopnia i kontynuuje naukę
• PhD student , Ph.D. student  
• doctorand , doctorandus   [policzalny]

Powiązane zwroty — "doktorant"

"doktorant" — słownik kolokacji angielskich.

The university had 322 postgraduate students in the 2007-2008 academic year.

In 1964 the first 15 postgraduate students joined from nine countries.

The total student population is about 33,800 of which over 20,000 are undergraduate and the rest postgraduate students .

He returned to the Academy as a postgraduate student in 1934.

In addition several postgraduate students have made significant contributions to the project.

In 2005, the total number of registered postgraduate students was 959.

The School has a total of about 300 undergraduate and 60 postgraduate students .

"Of our 101 postgraduate students in piano, 20 or 30 have been here for 8 to 10 years," she said.

A recent 2003 addition provides for a handful of postgraduate students .

The student population includes 10,525 undergraduate and 3,050 postgraduate students .

• school student • college student • graduate student • Kolokacje: rzeczownik + student

At first she saw nothing in the short graduate student .

He's up with his graduate students , doing what he can.

As a former graduate student I will just say this.

Would a university have to check what data is being made available to foreign graduate students ?

Even then, the school would not have housing for its 600 graduate students .

During the summer of 1993, the first graduate students began classes.

He is a former graduate student , but that doesn't make you an academic.

Since 1989, the department has enrolled more than 473 graduate students from across the country and around the world.

So at that point, no graduate student was interested in working on this.

About 23 percent of its 10,493 graduate students are foreigners.

• school student • college student • minority student • Kolokacje: rzeczownik + student
• Graduate School • graduate program • Graduate Center • Kolokacje: graduate + rzeczownik

PhD students in the program work closely with the advisors on these projects, which have a wide range of topics.

Later, they are joined by the university's first 2 PhD students .

PhD student who murdered and dismembered three women will spend the rest of his life in prison.

It have a total of nearly 950 researchers and 715 PhD students .

With a total of around 200 employees the school has approximately 60 PhD students and 70 academic staff.

The university college also has several PhD students working in various disciplines.

Furthermore, PhD students are supported in the early years of their professional career.

He has been the advisor of more than 55 PhD students .

PhD students often have to take on debt to undertake their degree.

PhD students receive their doctoral degrees from a university partner, which can range in locations.

We finally found the right guy, a moonlighting Ph.D. student who did the job properly.

I'll never let anyone less talented than a Ph.D. student on our roof ever again.

Seven universities have recognized the institute for the guidance of Ph.D. students .

The program usually includes 25-30 Ph.D. students at one time.

Over the course of his career, he advised twenty Ph.D. students .

I took his economic history course for first-year Ph.D. students in 1959-60.

Among them are 1300 researchers, 1000 Ph.D. students and 500 postdoctorates.

Ph.D. students choose to complete two or three fields of study, in addition to writing a dissertation.

He was a recognized post graduate teacher and a guide for Ph.D. students .

Many Ph.D. students are doing research in the science.

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Communication and Media Studies

a certificate or another document referred to in Art. 69 sec. 2 of the Act Law on Higher Education and Science, the apostille/legalization, an official translation of the certificate or another document (applies only to the documents that were NOT issued in Polish or English), a document confirming that the above mentioned certificate or document entitles to apply for admission to a first-cycle program / long- cycle program of studies at any type of university (applies only if there is no such information in the document)

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Journalism and Social Communication Studies prepares students for specialization in the competitive field of modern journalism and innovative social communication with the use of new information and communication technologies.

Our dynamic curriculum includes a wide range of educational subjects, including but not limited to: foreign language courses, scientific seminars, opportunity for internships, and more. All subjects stand in accordance with the higher educational standards in Poland, according to the Bologna system.

Specific Information

The study program includes many interesting subjects, incl. workshops on radio, press, television and internet journalism, rhetoric and journalistic style, promotion, advertising and marketing, communication theory, media ethics, public relations, cultural heritage of John Paul II, computer graphics and creativity in virtual reality, data presentation techniques - infographic, implementation radio and television, social media, etc.

In addition to these subjects, this Institute offers a wide range of interesting resources and extracurricular activities that complement the studies:

• Research in the field of media science and social communication
• Scientific conferences, media festivals and meetings with media people
• Radio Bonus, JP2TV Television and the portal: Windowsjp2.pl
• Scientific and student magazines
• Journalism Research Club
• Image Communication Research Group
• Yearly feast (Juvenalia) of students of the Pontifical University of John Paul II

Credentials After Study

After enrolling in these studies, the graduate will gain knowledge and skills in the following areas:

• Social communication and media in the information society
• Modern press, radio and television journalism
• Online journalism based on digital applications
• Television, radio and multimedia production and implementation
• Ethical competences and communicating positive values
• Language culture, journalistic rhetoric and style, creative writing
• Promotion, advertising, marketing and branding
• Use of digital media in communication
• Digital media analysis and management

The graduate will also gain practical competences in the following areas:

• Specialized and modern journalism
• Interpersonal, social and intercultural communication
• Camera operator and image editor
• Sound engineer and sound editor
• Specialist in marketing communication and public relations
• Radio and television production and production
• Press and art photography
• Creativity in new media
• Organization of editorial work and managing editorial offices
• Press advocacy and management of press offices
• Media management and network analytics

Alumni Opportunities

This program creates the possibility of working in industries, such as:

• Journalism: press, radio, television, Internet, news agencies, etc.
• E-journalism and digital media
• Radio, television and multimedia production
• Advertising, branding and media marketing
• Public relations, image consultancy and press advocacy
• Media evangelization and animation of media culture
• Media education in schools, educational institutions, media, etc.

The variety and richness of the educational offer in all specialties guarantees its graduates professional preparation for work in a wide area of media and social communication. Our graduates work in TVP1, TVP Kraków, Radio Kraków, Interia.pl and other portals, in editorial offices of the regional and central press, PR agencies, advertising agencies, in network analysis corporations, in press offices, event agencies, etc.

Students can also further supplement their knowledge and professional skills with continuing education after this degree, taking part of specialized projects and/or gaining additional certificates through academies such as the Image Academy, Academy of Sound, and Academy of Innovative Communication.

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