Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU) | Bachelor of Arts in Central European and Balkan Studies

Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU) is a prestigious public research university located in Poznań, Poland. The Bachelor of Arts in Central European and Balkan Studies is a three-year, English-taught undergraduate programme designed for students interested in the cultures, languages, literature, and tourism of Central, Eastern European, and Balkan regions.

The programme offers a comprehensive study of the cultural identity of Europe, with a particular focus on the Balkan Peninsula and Central and Eastern Europe. It combines language and literature studies with practical skills in intercultural communication, tourism, and business communication.

Students gain knowledge in Polish language education, Slavistics, and classical philology, while also developing competencies in intercultural communication within tourism and business contexts. The structure of the programme blends academic theory with practical communication and professional skills.

Graduates acquire a solid understanding of Balkan and Central/Eastern European literature, linguistics, and cultural communication, along with applied skills in cultural tourism and business communication. This prepares them to effectively communicate across cultures in a globalised environment.

Career opportunities include cultural institutions such as museums, community centres, publishing houses, and theatres, as well as media organisations (radio, TV, online platforms), marketing and advertising agencies, tourism companies, airlines, and hotels.