Collegium Civitas is a relatively young university (founded in 1997) located in the very centre of Warsaw, the capital of Poland. Despite its age, it has earned a deserved reputation of an exceptional place to study international relations, social and political sciences in English.
- Private Institution Type
Master's Programmes
About
History
Our history goes back to 1997 when Collegium Civitas was established with the initiative of a group of well-known scientists of the Polish Academy of Science, the most prestigious Polish educational and institution.
Research
Research centers
- Institute of Information Analysis
- Observatory of the Digital Civilisation
- Research Centre for Communities and Local Policies
- Collegium Civitas’ Think Tank
- Centre for Studies on Future
- Conflicts and Human Rights Centre
- Coaching Center
- Centre for Research on Terrorism
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Library services
At Collegium Civitas Reading Hall and Library (the Palace of Culture and Science, XI floor) the students have access to course books and obligatory readings for classes, seminars and exams. The university is subscribed to daily press as well as to multiple magazines in the Polish and English languages.
Student Reviews
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Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
I will leave it as i am willing to study in English speaking country
Collegium Civitas
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
The atmosphere at the university was very friendly and I made a lot of friends there. The location in the very centre of Warsaw. I met many people from the Erasmus exchange especially during combined English classes. I can definitely recommend this university to people from Poland and abroad.
4/5 Collegium Civitas
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
I like the practical approach that professors choose while teaching students, kind and helpful staff. However, the Career Centre has certain problems in helping students to find an internship (in particular for International Relations students).
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