The curriculum includes specialized seminars, research workshops, and personalized academic supervision, leading to the completion of a doctoral degree. Below are the available seminar disciplines:
Management and Quality Studies
Focuses on modern management and quality improvement strategies. Ideal for professionals aiming to lead in business, consulting, or quality assurance, with emphasis on innovation and organizational performance.
International Relations
Covers global affairs, diplomacy, and international systems. Prepares candidates for careers in academia, diplomacy, international business, or government by deepening geopolitical and intercultural expertise.
Security Studies
Addresses global, national, and local security challenges such as defense, crisis management, and counterterrorism. Designed for experienced professionals in security and public safety roles seeking advancement in policy or practice.
Pedagogy (Education)
Explores teaching, learning, and human development. Suitable for educators and administrators aiming to improve educational systems and design innovative, evidence-based teaching practices.
Civil Engineering, Geodesy, and Transport
Focuses on the design and optimization of infrastructure and transport systems. Intended for engineers and technical experts aiming for leadership roles in sustainable development or academic research.
Safety Engineering
Combines engineering with risk analysis to prevent and manage hazards. Prepares professionals in safety, emergency response, or systems engineering to design effective safety and mitigation strategies.
Family Studies
Investigates family relationships, counseling, demographic change, and social policy. Relevant for professionals in social work, psychology, law, or public health seeking to influence family-related policy and practice.
The part-time, online-first format allows professionals to continue working while earning their PhD. Optional in-person sessions in Poland provide opportunities for networking and academic collaboration.