Tourism and Recreation
recruitment items:
Studies conducted in Polish language.Detailed information on recruitment is available on the Polish version of the website
recruitment:
- first-cycle degree in tourism and recreation;- for candidates who have completed their first-cycle studies in a different field of study, a competence test will be carried out, which will enable verification of the learning outcomes achieved required for candidates for second-cycle studies in the field of tourism and recreation;
- grade point average for first-cycle studies;
obtained title: master
Stationary
expected admissions limit: 45
beginning of classes: winter recruitment
duration of studies: 2 years (4 semestry)
PART-TIME
expected admissions limit: 30
beginning of classes: winter recruitment
duration of studies: 2 years (4 semestry)
Description of direction
Tourism and recreation is an interdisciplinary field of study that combines knowledge in the field of organization and management, natural, social, agricultural and forestry sciences in its program. Graduates are able to prepare tourist and recreational offers for various groups of recipients. They also have broad competences necessary to work with people and to run their own business.
The study program includes:
FIRST CYCLE STUDIES: basics of tourism, basics of recreation, economics, management, history of architecture and art, pedagogy of free time, sociology, human physiology, tourist geography, sightseeing, environmental management and nature protection, economics of tourism and recreation, law, qualified tourism.
SECOND CYCLE STUDIES: tourism region, tourism product, tourism policy, tourism planning, tourism enterprise management, IT in tourism and recreation, methods of tourism research. Depending on the level and form of studies, students can broaden their knowledge of the following topics:
• tourism management in the region,
• international tourism business,
• urban tourism,
• nature tourism,
• hospitality and gastronomy.
Career prospects
Graduates can work in:
• travel agencies,
• hotels,
• leisure, sports and recreational centers,
• recreation centers,
• agritourism farms,
• central and local government administration,
• community organizations.
