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Cultural Studies (1-KRK-KULT-D2)

(in Polish: Kulturoznawstwo)
Faculty of Philology
Master's degree studies
Daily studies, 2 years
Language: Polish

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Qualification awarded:

(in Polish) Magisterium z kulturoznawstwa

Access to further studies:

graduates can apply for admission to doctoral studies and other postgraduate courses.

Professional status:

A graduate of cultural studies receives a wide range of education allowing him to notice cultural foundation of social situations, gains methodological and anthropological basis for reflection on culture and a human being. Multi-directional education in humanities encompasses the knowledge gained in theoretical and historical subjects as well as practical skills related to organisation and management of cultural institutions. 2.1. A graduate is professionally prepared in terms of the major and chosen specialisation, which allow them to perform many social functions (organiser of cultural life, specialist in the national heritage issues, cultural mediator, expert in media and critic of contemporary culture phenomena).

Teaching standards

Learning outcomes for the course Culture Studies approwed pursuant to the resolution 147/2008-2012 of the UO Senate on 26 IV 2012. Programme of studies as definined by the Resolution of the Faculty Board of Philology on 12 IV 2012.
4.2.1. Cultural studies canon: A. Basic subject modules, B. Major subject modules, C. Elective subject modules;
4.2.2. Elective courses: 6 courses to be chosen during course of studies (including one in a foreign language) and 2 monographic lecture series.
4.2.3. Specialization canon;
4.3. Details concerning study program and individual achievements, awarded grades/ECTS credit points. In order to obtain the pass grade in a given course, it is mandatory to be assessed positively during the classes specified in the study program. An examination can only be taken after getting the pass grade in a given course.
The student is expected to submit a graduate thesis by the end of the fourth semester and then successfully defend it before the Faculty Examining Board at the final graduate examination. The final graduate examination consists of two parts, an examination in specialized knowledge and the defence of the graduate thesis. The final grade entered on the diploma is meant to be interpreted as follows: in ½, it is the arithmetic mean of all examination grades and those obtained from classes entered in the student's transcript, in ¼, it is the grade awarded for the graduate thesis, and in ¼, it is the grade obtained at the final graduate examination. It is obligatory to collect 120 ECTS credits during the study period (30 credits in each semester).

Learning outcomes

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Admission procedures:

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