Wszechnica Polska is one of the most dynamically developing private universities in Poland, established in 2001 to provide academic education for high-school graduates and for adults working and studying in parallel. It offers 10 bachelor and 7 master programmes across two institutes (Administration and Finance; Philology and Pedagogy), plus 23 postgraduate programmes, with around 1,600 students. Courses can be conducted in English, and students can take part in Erasmus+ and FSS exchange. Since 2007 the university has participated in the European Higher Education Area (Bologna Process) and uses ECTS.

Internal Security Studies

During the Internal Security Studies, students gain broad knowledge of social and political sciences, crisis management, criminal activities and the functioning of the state, exploring national security systems as the basis for understanding internal security. They acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills to analyse and assess security phenomena at local and regional scale and to act effectively in emergency situations, preparing them to work in public administration and the uniformed services.