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1 Uniwersytet Jagielloński Jagiellonian University in Kraków Gołębia 24 st Kraków, Poland phone: +48/ / fax: +48/ First founded in 1364, the Jagiellonian University has been an integral part of Kraków s life for almost 650 years. The University s importance of the international scene dates back to the 15th century when some 44% of the entire student population was coming from abroad! At present, with students enrolled, 3723 academic teachers and almost 681 distinguished professors, JU provides 137 professionally focused course areas in the most notable fields. For the past few years, JU has consistently occupied top positions in various rankings of the best universities in Poland. With its outstanding level of teaching and being held in high regard on the international map of education, studying as a degree or exchange student is an unforgettable personal experience, and lifetime academic and professional investment. Today, JU is recognised for l Offering students a wide range of possibilities to develop academically, intellectually, and professionally; l A broad specialisation in studies relating to the issues involved regarding European integration; l A long standing commitment to the spread of knowledge in the most professional manner; l High-quality and internationally renowned research; l Dynamically developing didactic and research centres; l A wide range of innovative study and research options that seek to stir the aspirations for analysis, critical discourse, and dialog to stretch intellectual standards. Fields of stu dy in : l BA in international Relations and Area Studies graduate (first cycle) l MSc in Biotechnology graduate (second cycle), full-time l MA in European Studies Central and Eastern European Studies graduate (second cycle), full-time l MA in European Studies Europeanisation and Governance in Central and Eastern Europe graduate (second cycle), full-time l MA in European Studies» European Governance graduate (second cycle), full-time l Consortium of Jagiellonian University, University of Kent l MA in European Studies EU studies graduate (second cycle), full-time l MA in Cultural Studies TransAtlantic Studies graduate (second cycle), full-time l MA in Mathematics Pure and applied mathematics graduate (second cycle), full-time l The Interdisciplinary MA Programme in Polish Studies, Jewish Studies and History graduate (second cycle), full-time l Doctor of dental surgery program for high school graduates graduate (long cycle), full-time l Medical doctor program for college university students graduate (long cycle), full-time l Medical doctor program for high school graduates graduate (long cycle), full-time l MA in European Studies: Studies in the Holocaust and Totalitarian System graduate (second-cycle) l MA in International Relations: Europe in the Visegrad Perspective graduate (second-cycle) l MA in Ecology and Evolution graduate (secondcycle) l PhD Programme in Comparative Literature graduate (third-cycle) l PhD in Physical sciences: astronomy graduate (third-cycle) l PhD in Physical sciences: physics graduate (third-cycle) Facts & fi gu res: Founded in 1364 l academic staff: 3723 (681 distinguished professors) l students l 3038 foreign students UJ 1

2 BA International Relations and Area Studies Bachelor of Arts 3 years (6 semesters) 180 The International Relations and Area Studies Programme is designed to provide with general knowledge in the field of social sciences, focusing on areas comprising international relations. It enables the acquisition of essential knowledge of major political phenomena as well as economic processes occurring at the local and global levels. The ability to analyze local problems from an international perspective is developed during the period of studies EUR p/a Faculty of International and Political Studies Gołębia Kraków Tel , Fax address: iras@uj.edu.pl Website: r next begins Available in 2013/2014 Please see the website UJ 2

3 Doctor of Dental Surgery Program for High School Graduates Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) 5 years (10 semesters) 300 The course lasts 5 academic years and includes the study of basic medical and dental science and practical training in all aspects of dental practice. During the last years students treat patients in University Clinic, under the supervision of licensed dentists, who are scientific workers of Collegium Medicum, Jagiellonian University. CMUJ awards the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) EUR for firts year, 200 EUR admission fee, 50 EUR registration fee Application submission start date: February 2013 Application deadline: May 9, 2013 School of Medicine in Faculty of Medicine Jagiellonian University Medical College ul. św. Anny Kraków, Poland Phone: Fax: smeoffice@cm-uj.krakow.pl - a document confirming knowledge of language, provided that secondary education was conducted in language other than, - a high school-leaving examination certificate or diploma of secondary education, which entitles its holder to be considered for admission to medical or dental (MD or DDS) programs in the state it was obtained in, - biology and chemistry courses completed during secondary and/or supplementary education and confirmed by a certificate including grade, or by entry in diploma of secondary education, who will sit for the entrance examination conducted in, who will sit for the entrance examination conducted in. UJ 3

4 MA in Cultural Studies TransAtlantic Studies Master of Arts 120 The Master of Art in TransAtlantic Studies (TAS) is a comprehensive, full-time interdisciplinary graduate program. It is directed primarily to foreign students who would like to study in Krakow. The program, taught entirely in, focuses on various aspects of TransAtlantic relations. The graduates from the program will receive a diploma in cultural studies with major in TransAtlantic studies. EU citizens: 4000 EUR, others: 5000 EUR; TransAtlantic Studies Office Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora Rynek Główny Kraków, Poland tel fax. (48) transatlantic@uj.edu.pl Persons eligible to apply for the programme are the holders of a higher education diploma (at least undergraduate) in the field of social sciences and the humanities. In addition, persons eligible to apply for the programme should submit document confirming knowledge of language UJ 4

5 MA in Euroculture Erasmus Mundus Master of Arts in Euroculture 120 The MA in Euroculture in Krakow is an interdisciplinary and transnational Master programme. Students study in at least two universities in the consortium, from which they obtain a joint degree. It stands out from other European Studies programmes by its approach in which the citizen, instead of structures and models, is the central point of attention and reflection. It offers students the opportunity to study and discuss European integration issues such as multiculturalism, current political governance, European identity and evolving social-political processes. The international dimension of the programme allows for transnational cross-over comparisons of relevant concepts and their understanding in different regions in the world. It aims to prepare graduates for professions and research areas in which knowledge of contemporary Europe and European Union institutions are of relevance. The focus of the programme is on cultural and social developments in Europe, its heritage and identity as well as values, citizenship and cultural relations. The relevance of values, identity concepts and perceptions requires sensitive and well-informed professionals in this field to work as diplomats, bureaucrats, project managers, journalists and cultural consultants. The programme allows for intense networking opportunities and cross-cultural experience. The thematic scope of the MA focuses on the importance of cultural concepts and practices in the many fields of transnational contacts within and beyond Europe. It highlights manifestations of cultural self-understanding as an important element of transnational social and political developments. The programme transmits knowledge of European culture, heritage, values and identities, and therefore equips students with the cultural-reflexive competences necessary to analyse current transformations of Europe. From the beginning of the programme in 1999, 'Euroculture' was used as a concept to reflect in an interdisciplinary way on the many different expressions and manifestations of self-understandings of societies, social groups and individuals of, about and within Europe. EU & EFTA Countries: 6000 EUR (including insurance) Non-EUs: EUR (including insurance) Erasmus Mundus Grants available (limited number) Erasmus Mundus Scholarships: December 10 Normal Application - First round: March 1 Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University Address: ul. Jodłowa 13, Kraków, Poland Phone: Mobile: office@euroculturekrakow.com FB: Culture-Krakow/ Candidates intending to participate in the programme must have at least a Bachelor's degree in the social or human sciences, or related field. A fluent knowledge of is necessary. Language proficiency should be certified. See a full list of required documents in our website at: UJ 5

6 MA in European Studies Central and Eastern European Studies Master of Arts 120 The MA programme in European Studies is composed of high-level postgraduate courses taught in. Students will take classes from the core, key, specialty, and optional categories according to their academic specialisation and personal interest. The maximum duration of studies is 4 semesters. This programme is designed to provide students with advanced and interdisciplinary knowledge of contemporary European affairs. Our focus is the study of the political, economic and cultural character of Central and Eastern Europe and the European Union. Most of our graduates apply their expertise in careers in either non-governmental or business sectors, while others continue with their studies on a doctoral level. Central and Eastern European track immerses students in the politics, history, society and culture of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. EU citizens: 5400 EUR, others: 7600 EUR Centre for European Studies ul. Garbarska 7A Krakow Tel Fax: ces.office@uj.edu.pl UJ 6

7 MA in European Studies EU studies Master of Arts 120 The second-cycle (MA) degree in European Studies at the Centre for European Studies of the Jagiellonian University is bound by the curriculum requirements for second-cycle degree programmes in European Studies, determined by the directive of the Minister of Science and Higher Education on July 12, 2007 on education standards for individual subjects, and levels of education, as well as methods and conditions for creation and provision of interdisciplinary and combined studies (based on Act of , art. 9 item 2 Law on Higher Education Journal of Laws of the Republic of Poland no. 164, item 1365, with later modifications). The MA programmes in European Studies (including three specialisations: European Studies, Central and Eastern European Studies, Europeanisation and Governance in Central and Eastern Europe) are high-level postgraduate courses taught in. Students choose a study track in which they wish to specialise, and the MA degree with which they graduate reflects their specialisation. * European Studies This track focuses on the EU and European institutions and the key issues they face. Students develop a Central European perspective on the European integration process. EU citizens: 5400/programme, others: EUR/programme Non-refundable registration fee: 75 PLN / 18 EUR / 25 USD Centre for European Studies Jagiellonian University Address: Garbarska 7a, Kraków, Poland Phone: , Fax: ces.office@uj.edu.pl Persons eligible to apply for the programme are the holders of a higher education diploma (at least undergraduate) in any field of study. It means all candidates must either hold (or expect to obtain) a BA degree from a recognised and accredited university or an equivalent first-cycle degree earned in countries where BA degrees are not offered. Candidates possessing an MA degree may also apply. The formal requirement is documented proficiency (except speaking natives and candidates who completed a degree entirely in ). UJ 7

8 MA in European Studies European Governance Master of Arts 120 This programme is designed for students wishing to pursue a career in European affairs and EU policy-making. Its multi-disciplinary approach engages students in the study of constitutional design, EU law, decision and policy making, as well as the analysis of EU's role in the world. Students of this programme study both at CES and at the University of Kent (Canterbury, UK), with either the first or second year spent in Kraków. Upon completion, students are awarded a dual degree: an MA in European Studies (Jagiellonian University) and an MA in European Governance (Kent University). Student may study at the Jagiellonian University in either the first or second year of the programme. Students with Polish of a C1 or higher level may take an alternative language. MA can be taken on a part-time basis, typically over two years but flexible arrangements are also possible. EU citizens: EUR for a year in Cracow The University of Kent's tuition fee information may be found on their website, others: EUR for a year in Cracow The University of Kent's tuition fee information may be found on their website Centre for European Studies ul. Garbarska 7A Krakow Tel Fax: ces.office@uj.edu.pl Consortium of Jagiellonian University, University of Kent Persons eligible to apply for the programme are the holders of a higher education diploma (at least undergraduate) in any field of study. It means all candidates must either hold (or expect to obtain) a BA degree from a recognised and accredited university or an equivalent first-cycle degree earned in countries where BA degrees are not offered. Candidates possessing an MA degree may also apply. The formal requirement is documented proficiency (except speaking natives and candidates who completed a degree entirely in ). UJ 8

9 MA in European Studies Europeanisation and Governance in Central and Eastern Europe Master of Arts 120 The MA programme in European Studies is composed of high-level postgraduate courses taught in. Students will take classes from the core, key, specialty, and optional categories according to their academic specialisation and personal interest. The maximum duration of studies is 4 semesters. This programme is designed to provide students with advanced and interdisciplinary knowledge of contemporary European affairs. Our focus is the study of the political, economic and cultural character of Central and Eastern Europe and the European Union. Most of our graduates apply their expertise in careers in either non-governmental or business sectors, while others continue with their studies on a doctoral level. This new stream aims to provide a deep knowledge of the processes of Europeanisation and democratisation in CEE. It was established in cooperation with the Arena Centre for European Studies at the University of Oslo and was co-financed by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway as part of the Scholarship and Training Fund (European Economic Area Financial Mechanism and Norwegian Finanacial Mechanism). EU citizens: 5400 EUR, others: 7600 EUR Centre for European Studies ul. Garbarska 7A Krakow Tel Fax: ces.office@uj.edu.pl Persons eligible to apply for the programme are the holders of a higher education diploma (at least undergraduate) in any field of study. It means all candidates must either hold (or expect to obtain) a BA degree from a recognised and accredited university or an equivalent first-cycle degree earned in countries where BA degrees are not offered. Candidates possessing an MA degree may also apply. The formal requirement is documented proficiency (except speaking natives and candidates who completed a degree entirely in ). UJ 9

10 MA in European Studies Studies in the Holocaust and Totalitarian Systems Master of Art 180 The second-cycle (MA) degree in European Studies at the Centre for European Studies of the Jagiellonian University is bound by the curriculum requirements for second-cycle degree programmes in European Studies, determined by the directive of the Minister of Science and Higher Education on July 12, 2007 on education standards for individual subjects, and levels of education, as well as methods and conditions for creation and provision of interdisciplinary and combined studies (based on Act of , art. 9 item 2 Law on Higher Education Journal of Laws of the Republic of Poland no. 164, item 1365, with later modifications). The MA programmes in European Studies (including three specialisations: European Studies, Central and Eastern European Studies, Europeanisation and Governance in Central and Eastern Europe and one specialty: Studies in the Holocaust and Totalitarian Systems) are high-level graduate programmes taught in. Over the course of two to four semesters of study, students follow core, specialisation and optional classes in an array of fields according to their interests. EU citizens: 5400 EUR / programme, others: 7600 EUR / programme Institute of European Studies ul. Garbarska 7a Kraków, Poland Landline phone number , Fax address: ces.office@uj.edu.pl Website: Persons eligible to apply for the programme are the holders of a higher education diploma (at least undergraduate) in any field of study. It means all candidates must either hold (or expect to obtain) a BA degree from a recognised and accredited university or an equivalent first-cycle degree earned in countries where BA degrees are not offered. Candidates possessing an MA degree may also apply. The formal requirement is documented proficiency (except speaking natives and candidates who completed a degree entirely in ). UJ 10

11 MA in International Relations - Europe in the Visegrad Perspective Master of Art 180 First semester, 1. International Relations since Current Developments in International Public Law 3. International Financial Markets 4. Theory of International Relations 5. Culture and Society in Contemporary Europe. Dilemmas of Identity and Pluralism 6. Some Central European Ideas that Have Mattered 7. Intellectual property. Legal standards and protection 8. Europe as Normative Power in Late-Westphalian World. Central-Eastern European Perspective 9. Visegrad countries and the European Foreign Policy 10. Communism, Post-communism and Democratization in East-Central Europe 11. Religion and identity in Poland 12. Polish. History and Culture/ For students whose Polish is native language an instruction in other foreign language is offered Second semester: Masaryk University (Brno) 1. Introduction to Governance and Multilevel Politics 2. Making of Europe (European system of states since 1648) 3. Transformation of Central and Eastern Europe 4. Energy Security of the EU 5. Comparative Politics of European Countries 6. EU in European Politics after Europe and Global Politics 8. Czech history, culture, and language/ For students whose Czech is native language an instruction in other foreign language is offered Third semester, University of Pecs 1. Political Culture in CEECs with a special focus on Hungary 2. V4 in transition focusing on the question of Hungarian democracy 3. International Political Economy the V4 States and the Economic Transformation 4. Ecopolicy and sustainable development 5. Hungarian Language and Culture/ For students whose Hungarian is native language an instruction in other foreign language is offered 6. Regional integration in CEEC with a special emphasis to V4 the Countries 7. Regionalism, local governments, civil society in CEE/V4 8. Master s thesis methodology seminar to be chosen by students from the list offered Fourth semester, Matej Bel University in Banska Bystrica 1. Political system of Visegrad countries 2. Geopolitics of V4 Countries 3. Economic integration of Europe 4. Europe and internal/external borders 5. Slovak language, culture and history/ For students whose Slovak is native language an instruction in other foreign language is offered UJ 11

12 6. Migration policy in V4 countries 7. Security Environments in the Visegrad Group Countries 8. Introduction to diplomatic methods: bilateral and European diplomacy 9. Master s thesis seminar to be chosen by students from the list offered EU citizens: 4000 EUR / year, others: 5750 EUR / year more places available or till term of the last additional round is over. Faculty of International and Political Studies ul. Garbarska 7a Kraków, Poland Landline phone number , Fax address: visegrad@uj.edu.pl Website: Persons eligible to apply for the programme are the holders of a higher education diploma (at least undergraduate) in in any field of study. The formal requirement is documented proficiency (except speaking natives and candidates who completed a degree entirely in ). UJ 12

13 MA in Mathematics Pure and Applied Mathematics Graduate 2 years 133 The programme of study comprises 133 ECTS (=1000 hours of classes) spread over two years of study. The objective of the programme is to provide the students with such knowledge, problem solving skills and insight in mathematics that they are able to work professionally in different areas of mathematics (including teaching at primary or secondary school) or to use mathematical tools in the sectors of industry, information technology or finance. The programme also provides a good basis for PhD studies in mathematics. The plan of studies includes the following topics: general and algebraic topology, measure and integration, algebra, real and complex analysis, differentiable manifolds and differential geometry, functional analysis, probability theory, partial differential equations, qualitative theory of differential equations, history of mathematics, teaching of mathematics, optional courses and seminars, course in Polish Culture and History and intensive course in Polish as a foreign language during the first semester. EU citizens: free of charge; others: EUR - first yea Institute of Mathematics of the Jagiellonian University ul. prof. Stanisława Łojasiewicza Kraków Phone: Fax: , halszka.tutaj@im.uj.edu.pl Bachelor s degree or 180 ECTS in the social or human sciences. UJ 13

14 MD Programme for College/University students Doctor of Medicine 6-year program carried out in a 4-year mode The 4-year programme stands in compliance with North American standards. The first two years comprise mainly of pre-clinical courses. Upon their completion, students may take Step 1 of the United States Medical License Examination (USMLE). Clinical courses are taught in the third and fourth year. Some courses may be taken in the student s home country as a part of clinical rotations. After the third year, students may take Step 2 of the USMLE or Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination (MCCEE) to apply for residency programmes in the United States or Canada EUR per 1 year, EUR for every next year 200 EUR admission fee Application deadline: June 10, 2013, Program start: 10 June, 2013 School of Medicine in, Faculty of Medicine Jagiellonian University, Krakow Address: ul. Św. Anny 12, Kraków, Poland Phone: Fax: smeoffice@cm-uj.krakow.pl Undergraduate degree from college/university and completed prerequisite courses. UJ 14

15 MD Programme for High School Graduates Doctor of Medicine 6 years (12 semesters) The 6-year programme stands in compliance with European teaching standards. A candidate for this programme should be a graduate from secondary school and excel in Biology and Chemistry. The first part of the curriculum covers basic science and pre-clinical courses. The second part of the curriculum covers clinical courses in many medical specialties EUR for first year, 200 EUR admission fee, 50 EUR registration fe Application submission start date: February 2013 Application deadline: May 9, 2013 School of Medicine in Faculty of Medicine Jagiellonian University, Krakow Address: ul. Św. Anny 12, Kraków, Poland Phone: Fax: smeoffice@cm-uj.krakow.pl High school diploma(s) or matriculation equivalent necessary for admission to a medical school in the candidate s home country Entrance examination test in Biology and Chemistry UJ 15

16 MSc in Biotechnology Master of Science 120 General characteristics of the Programme Biotechnology in : 1. MSc studies embrace 4 semesters, and are concluded by awarding a student with a professional title master in biotechnology. The number of teaching hours is 1200, the number of ECTS points 120; 2. students complete basic and advanced courses, according to the standards of teaching biotechnology; 3. during the first year of this programme, a student may begin to study Polish language; 4. a student is expected to prepare a Master s thesis, which must contain an experimental part. The results of the MSc project are presented during an open meeting. Following a receipt of a positive appraisal of the thesis, the student takes a Master s exam. EU citizens: 2000 EUR/year, others: 4000 EUR Faculty of Biotechnology, Biochemistry and Biophysics Jagiellonian University, Krakow Address: Gronostajowa 7, Kraków, Poland Phone: Fax: justyna.drukala@uj.edu.pl Candidates are expected to have: - at least a BSc degree (or an equvalent, usually awarded after three years of university studies), - a good command of, at least on a CAE level B (the candidates whose mother tongue is, or those who received a degree at a university or faculty, where all teaching is conducted in do not need to provide any language certificates). UJ 16

17 MSc in Ecology and Evolution Master of Science 180 EU citizens: free, others: 2200 EUR / year Institute of Environmental Sciences Gronostajowa Kraków Landline phone number Fax address: malgorzata.biel@uj.edu.pl Website: Persons eligible to apply for the programme are the holders of a higher education diploma (at least undergraduate) in in any field of study. The formal requirement is documented proficiency (except speaking natives and candidates who completed a degree entirely in ) All the candidates, while making entry for studies, will receive a referral for a medical examination carried out by a doctor of occupational medicine. Candidates are obliged to deliver a medical certificate to the unit responsible for the application process by the deadline established by admission schedule (tab "Dates"). Failure to do so will prevent candidate from beginning studies. UJ 17

18 The Interdisciplinary MA Programme in Polish Studies, Jewish Studies and History Master of Arts The Interdisciplinary MA Programme in Polish Studies, Jewish Studies, and History, a two-year full-time interdisciplinary MA study programme in, the first of the kind at the Jagiellonian University which responds to the need of a comprehensive education in the field of Polish history and culture and Jewish culture. Thanks to the cooperation between the Centre for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, the Institute of History, and the Chair in Jewish Studies a unique programme of studies has been developed which, due to the combination of research methods of various disciplines and schools of criticism, gives its graduates a possibility of gaining a multidimensional insight into issues of key importance for the knowledge of literature and history. The interdisciplinary and international academic and educational environment as well as the unique artistic and intellectual climate of Cracow are conducive to in-depth studies of culture and traditions of Central Europe EUR / semester Centrum Studiów Humanistycznych UJ Center for Advanced Studies in the Humanities Grodzka 64, room Kraków Tel tel./fax cash.applications@gmail.com Persons eligible to apply for the programme are the holders of a higher education diploma (at least undergraduate) in any field of study. In addition, persons eligible to apply for the programme should submit document confirming knowledge of language (only those candidates whose mothe isn t or those who didn t receive a degree at a university or faculty, where all teaching is conducted in ). UJ 18