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University of Wroclaw Master in Culture, Thought and Humanity
University of Wroclaw

Master in Culture, Thought and Humanity

Wrocław, Poland

2 Years

English

Full time

31 Aug 2025

01 Oct 2025

EUR 2,500 / per year *

On-Campus

* for EU applicants; non-EU applicants pay EUR3750 EUR for the first year, then EUR3600 for each consecutive year

Key Summary

    About: The Master in Culture, Thought and Humanity explores the connections between culture, history, and human experience. It emphasizes critical thinking, interpretation, and understanding of complex societal issues. The program encourages interdisciplinary study, allowing students to draw from humanities, social sciences, and cultural studies to develop a well-rounded perspective on humanity's diverse narratives.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in various fields, such as cultural analysis, education, public policy, social research, and community development. This program prepares students for roles in non-profits, cultural institutions, government agencies, and academic settings, among other opportunities.

Introduction

The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of topics, including philosophy of culture, cultural anthropology, and social thought, allowing students to examine humanity’s evolving place between nature and culture. Programmes emphasise critical thinking, interdisciplinary research, and intercultural communication, preparing students to navigate cultural complexities and resolve conflicts through dialogue. Engaging in debates, projects, and collaborations with international faculty, students gain practical experience in applying philosophical insights to real-world cultural contexts. The programme also offers flexibility in specialisation, enabling students to develop expertise suited to their interests and career goals. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in cultural institutions, NGOs, media, research organisations, and humanitarian aid, where their ability to analyse, communicate, and foster intercultural understanding is highly valued. Whether working in policy, education, or cultural management, alumni contribute to shaping cultural dialogue and global cooperation.

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