UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW · POLAND
Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies
Bachelor's · Taught in pl
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
pl
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 90+ years of experience in Oriental/African studiesFaculty Experience
- Specialized knowledge of Turkish and Turkic culturesProgram Focus
- Native speakers teaching Turkic languagesLanguage Instruction
- Opportunities for internships in TurkeyPractical Experience
- Interdisciplinary approach to humanitiesCurriculum Design
- Preparation for international careersCareer Readiness
The Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program at the University of Warsaw offers an interdisciplinary approach, with a primary focus on cultural and religious studies. This unique program leverages over 90 years of the Faculty of Oriental Studies' experience in teaching about Oriental and African cultures and languages, with a special emphasis on Turkey and Turkic-speaking regions. The curriculum is designed by specialists and focuses on acquiring extensive knowledge of Turkic culture, including its literature, history, philosophy, religion, and art, alongside developing advanced proficiency in the Turkic language, often taught by native speakers. Students have opportunities for internships in Turkey to further enhance their skills. The program aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Turkic cultural world, fostering interdisciplinary research and critical thinking about contemporary global issues, civilizational differences, and intercultural communication. Graduates will be equipped to analyze phenomena related to Turkic culture using linguistic, cultural, religious, philosophical, historical, literary, and art historical methodologies. The skills gained are valuable for careers in cultural promotion, media, public administration, and international relations, particularly given the growing economic and political ties with Turkey. The program also prepares students for advanced academic pursuits.
Curriculum
The program is divided into first-cycle (undergraduate) and second-cycle (graduate) studies. The emphasis is on modern Turkic language proficiency, complemented by studies in Ottoman Turkic, Turkish history, and various aspects of Turkic culture, including religion, literature, and art. The program has expanded to include Azerbaijani language and studies.
- First Cycle (Undergraduate)
- Modern Turkic Language
- Ottoman Turkic Language
- History of Turkey
- Turkic Culture (Religion, Literature, Art)
- Azerbaijani Language
- Second Cycle (Graduate)
Careers
Graduates of Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies are prepared for a variety of roles that require an understanding of Turkic languages and cultures. The program's interdisciplinary nature and focus on cultural and religious studies equip students with analytical skills applicable to complex global issues.
- Cultural promotion institutions
- Media
- Editorial offices
- Public administration
- Institutions involved in economic contacts with Turkey
- Diplomatic services
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program?
- To be eligible, you must possess a secondary school diploma that qualifies you for university studies in your home country. The program is taught in Polish.
- What is the duration of the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program?
- The program is offered at both the first-cycle (undergraduate) and second-cycle (graduate) levels. Specific durations for each cycle are not detailed.
- What is the language of instruction for this program?
- The program is taught in Polish. However, Turkic language classes are often conducted by native speakers, and there are opportunities to study Azerbaijani.
- How can I apply to the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program?
- Applications are submitted online through the University of Warsaw's Internet Recruitment of Candidates (IRK) system. You will need to create an account, upload scanned documents, and pay an application fee.
- What are the application deadlines for the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program?
- Online registration for the program typically opens on June 9th and closes on July 9th. Results are usually announced in late July.
- What are the tuition fees for international students in this program?
- Specific tuition fees for the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program are not detailed in the provided information. General fee information for academic years 2021/2022 to 2026/2027 can be found on the University of Warsaw website.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Information not available for this specific program. General fee information for academic years 2021/2022 to 2026/2027 can be found on the University of Warsaw website, but program-specific international tuition fees are not listed.
Tuition (home)Information not available for this specific program. General fee information for academic years 2021/2022 to 2026/2027 can be found on the University of Warsaw website, but program-specific domestic tuition fees are not listed.
LivingNot specified.
The provided fee information pertains to various academic years (2021/2022-2026/2027) and is presented as downloadable documents. Specific tuition fees for the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program are not detailed here.
How to apply
1. Create an IRK AccountSet up an account on the University of Warsaw's Internet Recruitment of Candidates (IRK) portal. This account will be used for submitting documents, communicating with the admissions office, and receiving results.
2. Prepare Required DocumentsGather necessary documents, including your secondary school diploma (or equivalent) that qualifies you for university studies in your home country. Scan these documents for online submission.
3. Register for the ProgramWithin the IRK system, sign up for the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program and upload the scanned documents.
4. Pay Application FeePay the application fee of 100 PLN. An individual bank account number for payment will be generated for you in the IRK system. Payment can be made in PLN or foreign currency.
5. Entrance Examination (if applicable)Details on specific entrance exams for this program are not fully provided in the source text. If an exam is required, it will be conducted online. The process for the Warsaw International Studies in Psychology program involves calculating secondary school results and an online oral exam.
6. Submit Original DocumentsIf admitted, you will need to submit the original copies of your required documents by the specified deadlines.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program?
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To be eligible, you must possess a secondary school diploma that qualifies you for university studies in your home country. The program is taught in Polish.
What is the duration of the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program?
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The program is offered at both the first-cycle (undergraduate) and second-cycle (graduate) levels. Specific durations for each cycle are not detailed.
What is the language of instruction for this program?
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The program is taught in Polish. However, Turkic language classes are often conducted by native speakers, and there are opportunities to study Azerbaijani.
How can I apply to the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program?
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Applications are submitted online through the University of Warsaw's Internet Recruitment of Candidates (IRK) system. You will need to create an account, upload scanned documents, and pay an application fee.
What are the application deadlines for the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program?
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Online registration for the program typically opens on June 9th and closes on July 9th. Results are usually announced in late July.
What are the tuition fees for international students in this program?
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Specific tuition fees for the Oriental Studies – Turkic Studies program are not detailed in the provided information. General fee information for academic years 2021/2022 to 2026/2027 can be found on the University of Warsaw website.