The university's only degree programme taught in English is the interdisciplinary MICRACS master's programme.
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| City | Warsaw |
|---|---|
| Type | State university |
| Founded | 1922 |
The Maria Grzegorzewska University (APS) is a state university in Warsaw, Poland, founded in 1922.
Its work is concentrated in education, children's rights and the social sciences. The programme we list reflects that focus directly: the Masters in Children's Rights and Childhood Studies (MICRACS), an interdisciplinary master's degree that treats childhood studies within the field of international relations.
MICRACS is the university's only degree programme taught in English, at master's level. It runs for two years, with the first year delivered online and the second year spent in Poland.
If you are weighing this programme against others, we can go through it with you, help you assemble your application file and keep track of the dates. Get in touch through the form to arrange a conversation.
The Maria Grzegorzewska University (APS)Warsaw
2 years (1 year online + 1 year in Poland)
