Candidates will be admitted according to the ranking list based on the results of the matriculation examination.
Number of points for the ranking is determined as the weighted average number of points corresponding to the matriculation examination in subjects specific to the field of study.
Points for the ranking (R) are calculated using the formula:
where:
a1, a2 – points for English language
x2 – points for Biology or Geography or History or Social Knowledge
1 – elementary level or verbal maturity examination
2 – advanced level or written maturity examination
If there is no points or ratings of the required exam for a specific subject in the graduation certificate of secondary education, the ranking value is set to zero points.
At the same time:
The results obtained by a candidate holding a maturity certificate / secondary school graduation abroad are Polish converted into recruitment points (P) according to the formula:
P = 98 ( S-m) / (M - m) + 2
where:
S - is the calculated rating
M – maximum grade according to the scale used in a foreign school
m – minimum (admitting, qualifying) grade according to the scale used in a foreign school.
The purpose of the interview is to check the candidate's general knowledge in terms of taking up studies in a specific field, level, profile and is:
ISSUES:
A: Law, Governance, and Sustainability |
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1 |
The role of law in promoting sustainability |
2 |
Environmental law and its enforcement |
3 |
Balancing environmental protection and economic development |
4 |
Climate change and legal responsibility |
5 |
The precautionary principle and risk regulation |
B: Institutions, Justice, and Global Cooperation |
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6 |
The role of international institutions in sustainability |
7 |
Environmental justice and equity |
8 |
Labour rights in the green economy |
9 |
Migration caused by environmental degradation |
10 |
Legal protection for migrant workers in vulnerable sectors |
C: History, Policy, and Political Contexts |
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11 |
Historical development of environmental law |
12 |
Environmental and social policy-making in different regimes |
13 |
Greenwashing and regulatory responses |
14 |
Public participation in environmental and labor governance |
15 |
State sovereignty and global environmental obligations |
D: Sociology, Ethics, and Global Trends |
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16 |
Global inequalities and environmental law |
17 |
Legal responses to mass environmental displacement |
18 |
Sustainable urban development and local governance |
19 |
Cultural diversity and legal approaches to sustainability |
20 |
Legal adaptation to rapid social and environmental change |