Master studies

The University organises Postgraduate studies and entitles the right to obtain a degree of Master of Science and Arts in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary scientific and artistic fields.

In Postgraduate studies, candidates acquire education based on scientific research or artistic creativity by taking part in organised scientific research activities or research-based artistic work.

Postgraduate studies are organized after the completion of Undergraduate or Specialist studies, and the scope of the Master’s programme amounts to 120 ECTS credits.

The Board for Monitoring Master’s studies which functions within the Centre for Studies and Quality Control gives its opinion on the application of the theme of each Masters thesis, from the point of view of the methodological principles of scientific research work.

Each Master’s thesis, which amounts to a maximum of 30 ECTS credits, can be submitted only after a candidate has passed all their exams and has met all the other requirements envisaged by the study programme.

By defending their Masters thesis, a MA/MS candidate shows that he/she has mastered the curriculum of Master’s studies, has acquired the necessary knowledge and has become qualified for its application.