Bachelor’s degree programmes (first cycle) Education
Support people in their personal growth, education, and transformation.
Understand how people develop, learn, and function in various environments. Gain skills that are useful in HR, rehabilitation, and work that supports individuals and groups.
Why choose Education (first cycle)?
Two Distinct Paths of Development
You can choose between HR Business Partner and Rehabilitation with Criminology, and focus your studies on business, support, or rehabilitation.
Human Beings and Their Development
You will gain an understanding of the mechanisms of human development, learning, upbringing, and functioning in various social and professional environments.
HR, People, and Organizations
On the HR Business Partner track, you'll delve into recruitment, personnel management, employer branding, labor law, and organizational culture.
Rehabilitation and Criminology
In the second specialization, you will learn about the mechanisms of crime and social pathologies, as well as methods of prevention, sociotherapy, and rehabilitation work.
What will you learn?
Human
You will understand how people develop, learn, and function, as well as what influences their needs and behavior.
Diagnosis
You will develop the ability to observe, analyze, and identify needs and problems in educational work.
Education and Upbringing
You will be able to design and organize educational, instructional, care, and developmental activities.
Communication
You'll practice building relationships, having conversations, presenting arguments, and collaborating effectively with a variety of people.
Development
You'll learn how to support personal, educational, and professional growth, and how to motivate others to make changes.
Support
You will learn how to plan assistance efforts, build support networks, and collaborate with specialists to help individuals and groups.
Where can you work after graduation? Career prospects
Programmes at UJW are taught in Polish
Interested in academic cooperation, an Erasmus+ exchange or have a question about this programme? Get in touch with us.
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