Gdańsk, Poland

Gdańsk Higher School of Humanities

Gdańska Wyższa Szkoła Humanistyczna

University type: other universities
Status: non-public

Contact:

ul. Kopernika 16
80-208 Gdańsk
tel. (058) 728 46 40, (058) 728 46 41

Bachelor's
Studies
full-time studies
part-time studies
ZarządzanieStudies in
PedagogyStudies in Polish

Master's
Studies
full-time studies
part-time studies
PedagogyStudies in Polish

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The Gdańsk Higher School of Humanities is a non-public (non-state) institute of higher education of academic (university) standing, recognised by the state.

The school, situated in the millennial Gdańsk, was established under a decision of the Minister of National Education and Sports, and has been existing since 1999, being entered in the register of non-state higher education institutes under no. 142.

In 2002 the Gdańsk Higher School of Humanities was granted the rights of an academic higher school and since that time has been entitled to confer the title of Master of Arts upon its graduates.
Over the years of its operation, the Gdańsk Higher School of Humanities has developed into the biggest non-state academic school in the Tricity (the agglomeration composed of the cities of Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot, with a total 800 thousand of inhabitants) and the whole region of Pomerania.

The number of our students keeps steadily growing, the fact being the best proof of the quality of our operation. In the last academic year the total number of our students (including those following the weekend study schemes) exceeded 4,500. Over 1,350 fresh students enrolled in the school in the current (2007/2008) academic year, including ones attending the postgraduate studies.

We continue to work under our traditional three-faculty structure, with the faculties of:
 European Studies
 Pedagogy
 Political Studies
and over 20 specialised lines of study to be chosen from the selection offered by the three units mentioned above.

The school also includes the Department of Postgraduate Studies and Teacher Training, which provides its students with specialist knowledge and helps them develop new qualifications by attending specialized postgraduate studies and diploma courses - there is a choice of over 20 different types of those offered under weekend study schemes lasting 2 or 3 semesters.

Our teaching is run in more than ten facilities in downtown Gdańsk, as well as in the nearby districts of Wrzeszcz and Przymorze. The headquarters of the Gdańsk Higher School of Humanities are located at what is termed as Biskupia Górka (24B Biskupia Street, Gdansk), a picturesque hill overlooking the Old City of Gdańsk, the school’s main building being thus within five minute’s walk from the city centre, the main thoroughfare and the municipal public transport junction, and not much more distant from the city’s railway station.

The school headquarters, being a 200-year old structure that used to house military barracks, have been renovated by the school’s owners at an enormous expense and now include modern lecture- and classrooms supplied with every convenience to satisfy the training needs.

In addition to those, the building also contains:
- the rector’s and chancellor’s offices;
- a well-supplied library;
- a computer laboratory;
- a professional bookstore,
- a small publishing office;
- a student cafeteria.

Free access to the Web is provided to students of the Gdańsk Higher School of Humanities at computer stands available to them to that end in the ground-floor of the main building.
In May 2007 our institute was granted the Erasmus Charter and has been pursuing international co-operation schemes, having signed a number of agreements with foreign higher education institutes.

May we invite you to contact us and get yourselves acquainted with our ever broader offer of the traditional and new lines of study.
University website:
www.gwsh.gda.pl/

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