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Visit course webpageExplore the World of Intercultural Mediation
In an increasingly interconnected world, the ability to understand and navigate cultural differences is essential. The Master's in Sociology with a focus on Intercultural Mediation at the University of Wroclaw provides students with the expertise needed to mediate, communicate, and resolve conflicts in diverse, multicultural settings. Whether you are starting your career or seeking to expand your professional skill set, this programme offers the knowledge and practical tools to thrive in globalised environments.
Programme Overview
This programme explores key topics such as intercultural communication, mediation, conflict resolution, and the sociology of migration. Students will gain an in-depth understanding of how cultural factors shape social dynamics and contribute to major societal changes such as globalisation, urbanisation, and labour market transformations. The curriculum blends theoretical insights with real-world applications, equipping students with the skills to manage conflicts, facilitate dialogue, and foster understanding across cultural boundaries.
Through internships, collaborative projects, and research, students will develop practical skills in negotiation, mediation, and social research methods. The programme takes an interdisciplinary approach, incorporating insights from social psychology, migration studies, urban sociology, and gender studies. Graduates will be well-equipped for careers in a variety of fields, including mediation, public administration, social integration, and business, with roles such as intercultural communication specialists, conflict resolution experts, or diversity and inclusion managers.
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Visit course webpageAdmission Requirements
To apply for a degree programme at the University of Wroclaw, you will need to submit a set of required legalised documents as part of the admission process. For a complete list of required documents and detailed guidelines, please visit the official admissions page: Required documents.
English Proficiency
To enrol in an English-taught programme at the University of Wroclaw, applicants need to demonstrate their proficiency in English. This can typically be done through internationally recognised language certificates, proof of previous education in English, or other accepted qualifications. The university provides a detailed list of accepted certifications and requirements, so we encourage you to check the official page for the most up-to-date information: English language requirements.
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