Offered foreign language courses: English, German

Specialization:

• Marriage and family counselling

Programme characteristics:

In the framework of the 1st cycle studies in the programme: Family Studies, the student gains an in-depth interdisciplinary knowledge about family. This programme of studies is based on the Christian anthropology. The student gains an ordered detailed knowledge in the scope of pedagogical, psychological and sociological determinants of functioning of a family as well as an in-depth knowledge in the area of civil and canonical law in the scope of institutional-legal aspects of family functioning. The student also gains knowledge in the scope of biological human development approaches, sexuality and procreation as well as the skills of applying methods of natural family planning. Due to the fact that studies refer to the Christian views, knowledge about human and family is enhanced by the spiritual-religious dimension. The student obtains the basic knowledge about various types of structures and social institutions (especially those that are related to the functioning of a family) and about links between them.

The student has a possibility, subject to completing studies of the first cycle in the programme: Family Studies, to obtain qualifications in the profession of the subject teacher: Family Life Education.

For candidates with NEW MATURA EXAM:

Result obtained in the written part of Matura exam in Polish language.

If the candidate took the exam at the basic and advanced level, the more favourable result will be taken into consideration.

For candidates with OLD MATURA EXAM:

Average grade in Polish language (written and oral) in the Matura exam in line with the following scale:

• The candidate who obtained the International Baccalaureate diploma, issued by the International Baccalaureat Organization based in Geneva, are subject to the same admission rules as holders of “new” Polish maturity exam. The results on the diploma of International Baccalaureate are calculated according to the following indicators:

In case the candidate does not submit the International Baccalaureate diploma, for the sake of qualification, the candidate is obliged to submit the certificate about the IB result issued by the appropriate institution and present the IB diploma immediately after its reception.

NOTE: If the admissions criteria for the programme assume additional entrance exams for the holders of “new” Polish maturity exams, the following factors are concerned during the qualification: result from IB diploma calculated according to the scale above and the results of the additional entrance exam.

The candidate who obtained the European Baccalaureate diploma, issued by European Schools in accordance to the Luxemburg Convention of 21 June 1994 about the European School status, are subject to the same admission rules as holders of “new” Polish maturity exam. The results on the diploma of European Baccalaureate are treated as results of the extended “new” Polish maturity exams and are calculated according to the following indicators:

In case the candidate does not submit the European Baccalaureate diploma, for the sake of qualification, the candidate is obliged to submit the certificate about the EB result issued by the appropriate institution and present the EB diploma immediately after its reception.

NOTE: If the admissions criteria for the programme assume additional entrance exams for the holders of “new” Polish maturity exams, the following factors are concerned during the qualification: result from EB diploma calculated according to the scale above and the results of the additional entrance exam.

The candidate who has obtained the secondary school graduation certificate (or another document) issued outside Poland may apply for studies. The document has to entitle the holder to undertaking Bachelor studies in the country in which the document was issued.

For candidates which are Polish citizens or apply for studies on the same rules as Polish citizens, the admission procedures defined in the programme’s description apply.

Foreign candidates applying for studies on other basis (tuition-paying, tuition-free, scholarships) are accepted for studies under regulations other than noted in the admission criteria. 

If programme’s admission criteria require mark in Polish language :
The candidates applying as Polish citizens or on the same rules as Polish, which finished secondary education outside Poland, will have the mark of that country’s language taken into account instead of Polish language mark.

In the case of candidates who have a secondary school-leaving certificate or other document authorising them to take up 1st cycle studies or long-cycle studies issued abroad, the grades in the document authorising them to take up studies in the country of document issue are taken into consideration. Additionally, WKR may take into consideration the grades in external exams in the countries where such exams are conducted, e.g.: result of CT exam in the case of Belarus, result of EGE exam in the case of Russia, and result of ZNO exam in the case of Ukraine. The results of these exams shall be regarded as equivalent to Polish advanced Matura exam.

Note: If programme’s admission criteria under “new” Polish maturity exam include additional entrance exams the results of BOTH entrance exam and secondary school graduation certificate are considered.