Collegium Civitas

Collegium Civitas
	The Palace of Culture and Science, where the university is located
Type	Private
Established	1997
Rector	Stanisław Mocek
Honorary President; Honorary Rector	Jadwiga Koralewicz; Edmund Wnuk-Lipiński
Academic staff	210
Students	2000
Location	Warsaw, Masovia, Poland; 52.231667°N 21.006389°E
Campus	Urban (Palace of Culture and Science)
Affiliations	Polish Academy of Sciences; National Accreditation Commission; University Accreditation Commission at the Conference of Rectors of Polish Universities
Website	civitas.edu.pl

Collegium Civitas is a private university located in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. It was established under the auspices of five Institutes of the Polish Academy of Sciences in 1997 and has relied extensively upon the teaching and research traditions of these renowned institutions. It is open to new inventions in higher education: interdisciplinary approaches, closer lecturer-student relations, study abroad programs, internships, and the encouragement and supervision of individual student research projects.

The university is formally entitled to grant MA and BA degrees in International Relations, Political Science and Sociology. Recently, it has also received the right to grant PhD degrees in Sociology.

Notable faculty

Location

The university is situated at the centre of Warsaw, in the landmark Palace of Culture and Science.

Programs in English

3-year BA in International Relations
3-year BA in Political Science
2-year MA in International Relations
2-year MA in Political Science
3-year BA in American Studies
PhD in Sociology

Programs in Polish

3-year BA in International Relations
3-year BA in Political Science
3-year BA in Sociology
2-year MA in International Relations
2-year MA in Political Science
2-year MA in Sociology
PhD in Sociology
4-year PhD in International Relations
(offered jointly by Collegium Civitas and the Institute of Political Studies at the Polish Academy of Sciences)
4-year PhD in Slavonic languages and literature
(offered jointly by Collegium Civitas and the Institute of Slavonic Languages at the Polish Academy of Sciences)

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