The Interdisciplinary Studies in Environmental Protection (MSOŚ) is a Bachelor's degree program at the University of Warsaw designed to provide students with a comprehensive and interdisciplinary understanding of environmental issues. This program integrates knowledge from natural sciences, social sciences, law, and economics to address the complex challenges of environmental protection and sustainable development. Students will gain practical skills to analyze environmental processes, assess human impact, and develop solutions aligned with ecological principles and social responsibility. The program offers two specialization tracks after the first year: a Bachelor of Arts (Licencjat) track and a Bachelor of Engineering (Inżynier) track focusing on Environmental Protection Engineering. This allows students to tailor their education to their specific interests and career aspirations. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application through lectures, seminars, laboratory work, field trips, and project-based learning. Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in public administration, environmental monitoring, non-governmental organizations, consulting firms, research institutions, and various private sector roles focused on environmental management and corporate social responsibility. The program also encourages further academic pursuits, including Master's degrees.
The curriculum is designed to be interdisciplinary and inter-sectoral, addressing the complexity of environmental protection challenges. It integrates knowledge and methods from various fields, providing a broad and practical perspective. The program structure allocates approximately 55% to Earth and Environmental Sciences (climatology, geology, hydrology, soil science, ecology), 28% to Exact and Natural Sciences (biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, IT), 6% to Social and Economic Sciences (economics, finance, environmental policy), and 11% to Legal Sciences (environmental law, international law). Students learn through lectures, exercises, seminars, laboratories, workshops, field activities, and project work.
Graduates of the Interdisciplinary Studies in Environmental Protection (MSOŚ) are equipped with a broad skill set applicable to various roles in environmental management, natural resource conservation, and sustainable development.
The admission procedure involves calculating secondary school results (50%) and an additional online exam (interview) (50%). A minimum score of 60 points is required for the additional exam. The qualification threshold is 50 points overall.
Tuition fee amounts for academic years 2021/2022 through 2026/2027 are available in downloadable PDF documents, but specific amounts for international or domestic students are not detailed in the provided text.
Admission is based on your secondary school diploma. Your results from Polish language, Mathematics, a foreign language, and one additional subject will be evaluated. Additionally, you must pass an online entrance exam (interview) with a minimum score of 60 points.
The program integrates knowledge from natural sciences (55%), exact and natural sciences (28%), social and economic sciences (6%), and legal sciences (11%). After the first year, you can choose between a Bachelor of Arts (Licencjat) track or a Bachelor of Engineering (Inżynier) track.
Specific tuition fee amounts for international students are not detailed in the provided information. Tuition fee documents for academic years 2021/2022 through 2026/2027 are available for download, but specific rates are not specified.
Applications are submitted online via the IRK system. Registration opens on June 9, 2026, and closes on July 9, 2026. Classes are scheduled to begin in early October 2026.
Graduates are prepared for roles in public administration, environmental monitoring, NGOs, environmental consulting, research, and private companies focusing on sustainability and CSR. You can also start your own environmental consulting or education business.
Yes, the program includes practical learning through field trips, projects, and 120 hours of professional practice. Students also benefit from tutoring and a professional mentoring program.