The Cracovian University, as one of Poland�s best institutions of higher education and the second oldest in Central Europe, occupies an important position on the academic world map.
The structure of the Jagiellonian University is unique in Poland. Among the 15 faculties, there are three which comprise the Collegium Medicum: The Faculties of Medicine and Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Health Protection. These three were separated from the University in 1950, following the Soviet model, and reincorporated in the Alma Mater in1993. Until recently, the Jagiellonian was the only Polish university with medical faculties, although currently the Nicolaus Copernicus University in ToruÅ also has them.
The Jagiellonian University educates on the three levels: Ordinary, Masters, and Doctoral, following the principles of the Bologna Process. There are well over a hundred degrees and specialties available in Polish, as well as over a dozen in English. The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) has been implemented in all courses and specialties, enabling trouble-free linking of studies at UJ with studies in other European countries. Together with the development of co-operation with a number of universities worldwide, this has enabled a great increase in student mobility.
The Jagiellonian University offers a range of programmes in foreign languages.
To find out about academic content, application procedures and fees applying to these programmes and courses, please consult the websites of the institutes themselves by following the links.
Degree programmes:
MA in European Studies
MA in Central & Eastern European Studies
MA in TransAtlantic Studies
LL.M. in Polish Bussiness Law (in German !)
MA in English Literature
MA in American Literature
MA in TESOL Methodology and Applied Linguistics
MSc in Biotechnology
Studies in Medicine
Degree programmes offered by consortia, where Jagiellonian University is a member:
MA in Euroculture
International Masters in Economy, State & Society
MA in Analysing Europe (IMPREST) International Masters Programme in European Studies
MA in European Studies "The process of building Europe"
LLM in American and International Business and Commercial Law
MSc in Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry
MSc in European Public Health
Non-degree programmes:
Graduate School of Science
Undergraduate Study Abroad at the Centre for European Studies
Study Abroad Program - International Polish Studies
School Of Polish Law (in German !)
Interdisciplinary Programme in the Humanities and Social Sciences
Interdisciplinary Programme in Natural Sciences
Non-degree courses (for Erasmus and other visiting students):
Erasmus Courses - Autumn
Erasmus Courses - Spring