I'm new in here...I'm from Italy and I I spent already 1 year of my studies in Poland (Lodz),
Now, after finished my degree in Italy, I got a place at the university of wroclaw for a master in tourism (i wanted to post the link but I cant util I have 2 useful messages)
I'd like to know if this worth, does anyone know if this is a good master ?
thanks for answering...but my university cannot helps me cause I'm looking for this master by myself...it's not connected with the studies I have done here...so It's just my job to find information about this master....;)
so...I'm going to wroclaw to do this master..
does anyone knows if the 2 years master in Poland are going to be recognised in Italy as "laurea specialistica".
In Italy we have 3 years of studies plus 2 and I have seen also in Poland they have 3 years bachelor and 2 years master, which I can imagine is the same of our "specialistica"...
so...are they going to recognise this in Italy ? thanks a lot for your answer....I have to move in few days and I cannot find this informations....thank u :)
I think you should ask your embassy in Warsaw (or consulate, probably in Kraków) or even better - at the Italian Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione - if they recognize your studies as a "laurea specialistica/magistrale".
According to the Uniwersity of Wrocław: "All degrees awarded by UWr are recognized all over the world.", but it's better to be sure.
You may also check this site: buwiwm.edu.pl/eu/public/eng/index.htm Accademic and Professional Recognition in EU
Another (hopefully useful) site: enic-naric.net btw, are you talking about this school (Uniwersytet Wrocławski)?
international.uni.wroc.pl/en/master/tourism
(from the webpage of Uniwersytet Wrocławski): international.uni.wroc.pl/en/study-english/programs-english/master-programs Study in English › Programs in English › Master Programs
Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in area related to the proposed field of study. The program is composed of obligatory and optional subjects and a specialist course. In the first semester students are assigned to a specialty/seminar according to their preferences stated during enrollment (provided that they meet the entry requirements for the selected specialty/seminar) In the first semester students must attend all classes, and one specialty seminar. In subsequent semesters students can choose from optional classes and electives. The list of subjects for each specialty depends on its profile. Students may choose from the offer of electives subjects. The program lasts 2 years (4 semesters). To obtain a Master Degree, students must write and defend a Master thesis.
That's what they say international.uni.wroc.pl/en/study-english
The University of Wrocław offers degrees at the bachelor, masters and doctoral level. All Faculties at the University of Wrocław provide at least one master program in English, some of the bachelor level in addition to the extensive number of programs offered in the Polish language.
All courses have three stages, according to the Bologna process: a three-year Bachelor program, a two-year Master program and an optional 4-year doctoral program. There is also a wide range of continuing education programs.
At the doctoral level students may study in English in any area they choose. All degrees awarded by UWr are recognized all over the world.
yes the course is that one u linked...and about this : "Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in area related to the proposed field of study" I have a 3 years degree in Italy and they told me it's ok fer them.
and then u have written "That's what they say (Study in English):"...what do you mean ? yes this master is in english and all the courses should be in english too...at least they told me like this from the university :)
I'm gonna check in the websites U adived me for checking about the recognising.... thanks again for the answer !!
