The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences is a three-year first-cycle program offered in English as a full-time weekday study. The program has a general academic profile and leads to the professional title of licentiate (licencjat). The program is designed to provide students with the skills and competencies necessary for advanced study, productive professional careers, and meaningful lives. The program includes three types of courses: core, disciplinary, and elective. Core courses establish a general framework for students' future mastery of different fields of knowledge, while disciplinary courses offer specific knowledge from various disciplines, and elective courses allow students to pursue their individual study interests. The program also offers EFL classes to improve students' English language skills throughout all three years of the program, as well as the opportunity to learn ancient Greek and Latin. Graduates of the program often appeal to employers who seek job candidates with analytical and communications skills, and they could continue their education in various fields such as medicine, law, or education. A liberal arts and sciences curriculum typically includes courses in communication, technology, and math, which can apply to numerous careers in business, academia, government, or the nonprofit sector. Work opportunities Graduates of the Liberal Arts and Sciences often appeal to employers who seek job candidates with analytical and communications skills. Liberal arts and sciences graduates could continue their education in a number of fields, such as medicine, law or education. A liberal arts and sciences curriculum usually contains courses, such as communication, technology and math that can apply to numerous careers in business, academia, government or the nonprofit sector.
