1^st degree studies /undergraduate/

Undergraduate: full-time – 3 years (6 semesters), extramural - 3 years (6 semesters)

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Graduates will have basic knowledge of social sciences, human rights and principles of functioning of a state (system, power division, structure, tasks and principles of functioning of state authorities, including situation and role of the public administration and other institutions in charge of internal security). They will know legal bases governing areas related to the internal security and will acquire knowledge related to the national security system, emergency management system and issues involving different types of crime, including terrorism. They will be able to identify, process, analyse and use knowledge and information related to negative individual and social behaviours being a potential source of threat.

Selected subjects:

• Selected issues of logistics and public  finance

• Penal law (substantive and procedural law)

• Modern communication systems

• Combating crime in the cyberspace

• Emergency management system

• Personal data and classified information protection

• Selected issues concerning the European Union

• Safety of local communities and creation of safe spaces

• Professional ethics of state officials

• Self-defence tactics and techniques

Examples of areas of employment:

Graduates will be prepared to work in the public administration with emphasis on organisational units of state and local authorities in charge of the internal security (Police, Internal Security Agency, Border Guards, Government Protection Bureau, City Guard).

Graduates will be prepared to start the second degree studies at the same or related faculty (e.g. Administration).