Sustainable Development, full-time, second cycle


In power from: 30 Apr 2019

Registration criteria

Qualification rules for candidates with Polish diplomas

The necessary condition for joining the graduate programme in Sustainable Development in English language is to have any degree "licencjat", B.A., B.Sc., "magister", M.A., M.Sc., engineer or equivalent degree.

The qualification procedure will be carried out on the basis of:

For the arithmetic average of the grades from studies, a maximum of 40 points can be obtained.

The average of grades from the studies will be converted into points as follows (applies to diplomas obtained in Poland):

Average of grades

Points

 

Average of grades

Points

> 3,00

1

 

> 4,00

21

> 3,05

2

 

> 4,05

22

> 3,10

3

 

> 4,10

23

> 3,15

4

 

> 4,15

24

> 3,20

5

 

> 4,20

25

> 3,25

6

 

> 4,25

26

> 3,30

7

 

> 4,30

27

> 3,35

8

 

> 4,35

28

> 3,40

9

 

> 4,40

29

> 3,45

10

 

> 4,45

30

> 3,50

11

 

> 4,50

31

> 3,55

12

 

> 4,55

32

> 3,60

13

 

> 4,60

33

> 3,65

14

 

> 4,65

34

> 3,70

15

 

> 4,70

35

> 3,75

16

 

> 4,75

36

> 3,80

17

 

> 4,80

37

> 3,85

18

 

> 4,85

38

> 3,90

19

 

> 4,90

39

> 3,95

20

 

> 4,95

40

 

From the interview the candidate may receive a maximum of 60 points. Absence in an interview will result in the candidate being unqualified and awarded 0 points on the ranking list.

Knowledge of sustainable development will be assessed by representatives of the Sustainable Development staff.

Topics for the interview:

  1. A history of sustainable development
  2. How do we measure progress
  3. The sustainable development goals SDGs
  4. Social Inclusion
  5. Education for All
  6. Health for All
  7. Food Security
  8. Planetary boundaries and biodiversity
  9. Capital approach to sustainable development
  10. The Role of Institutions in Building Frameworks to Measure Sustainable Development
  11. Climate change
  12. Sustainable transport

Detailed questions for the interview:

1. The history of sustainable development

2. How do we measure progress

3. The sustainable development goals SDGs

4. Social Inclusion

5. Education for All

6. Health for All

7. Food Security

8. Planetary boundaries and biodiversity

9. Capital approach to sustainable development

10. The role of institutions in building frameworks to measure sustainable development

11. Climate change

12. Sustainable transport

To find the answers to the above questions candidates may look through the following resources:


In case of candidates without a document certifying knowledge of the English language at level B2, language assessment will be carried out during the interview. Candidates who do not speak English at least at B2 level will not be considered in the qualification process. The language proficiency of candidates at B2 - CEFR level will be assessed by the representative of the Center for Foreign Language Teacher Training and European Education of the University of Warsaw invited to participate in the recruitment committee.

A maximum of 100 points can be obtained in the qualification procedure. The minimum number of points in the qualification procedure required to qualify for studies is 50 points.

 

Admission procedure for candidates with foreign diplomas

Candidates are qualified on the same rules as applicable to candidates with Polish diplomas.

Information on documents certifying knowledge of English language. >> Check! <<

 

Deadlines

Date of the interview: 12th, 15th of July, 2019, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Announcement of results: 19th of July, 2019

Reception of documents:

 

Payments

Application fee

Student's ID payment (ELS)

 

Required documents

List of required documents submitted by candidates qualified for studies

 

Additional information

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