travel999
16 Apr 2024
Study / Jagiellonian vs University of Wrocław for a master's degree in English? [15]
I chose one, but I doubt the other would have been any better. I regret my decision but I have to live with it. I would not study a Master's degree in Poland, the quality of education is too low.
I did not see your post until now but after attending almost a year in Poland I agree with your assessment. I will try to finish it out but would not do it again here.
Maybe a different faculty and taught in Polish would be better, but I would never again study in English in a non-english speaking country except maybe a top university in western Europe, but if I could do it again I would learn Polish if I studied in Poland, but better yet I would not study in Poland at all.
I agree with this assertion, some professors are unintelligible to a native english speaker.
I chose one, but I doubt the other would have been any better. I regret my decision but I have to live with it. I would not study a Master's degree in Poland, the quality of education is too low.
If English is your first language it seems odd that you want to do an English masters in Poland especially as instruction is through the Polish language
I did not see your post until now but after attending almost a year in Poland I agree with your assessment. I will try to finish it out but would not do it again here.
Maybe a different faculty and taught in Polish would be better, but I would never again study in English in a non-english speaking country except maybe a top university in western Europe, but if I could do it again I would learn Polish if I studied in Poland, but better yet I would not study in Poland at all.
I knew several Brits who worked there and they were all horrified at the accent that teachers
I agree with this assertion, some professors are unintelligible to a native english speaker.