Second-cycle studies
Internal Security
Master’s studies developing competencies in internal security, public services, criminology and crisis management.
- Duration
- 4 semesters
- Study mode
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Awarded degree
- Master's degree
About the programme
Second-cycle Internal Security studies prepare graduates for specialist and more responsible roles in administration, public services and security organisations.
- public-security services
- threat analysis and security management
- crime prevention
- crisis management
Why study this programme?
The programme develops advanced professional competencies for the national and public-security system.
- advanced knowledge of public services
- analytical and organisational competencies
- advanced criminology and forensics
- preparation for specialist and managerial roles
Study programme
The curriculum covers advanced security, legal, administrative and crime-prevention subjects.
- public services
- criminology and forensics
- criminal profiling
- risk management
- crisis management
- security law and administration
Specialisations
Public Services
Preparation for careers in uniformed services, public administration, security organisations and crisis management.
Criminology and Forensics
Crime prevention, investigative techniques, forensic methods and analysis of public-security problems.
Criminal Profiling
Analysis of behaviour and information relating to criminal events in support of crime analysis and prevention.
Career opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers in public services, administration and security organisations.
- Police and Border Guard
- Prison Service and other public formations
- public administration
- military organisations
- crisis management
- private security and detective organisations
Admissions
Applications are submitted through the MANS online recruitment system.
- select the programme, study level and mode
- complete personal and educational information
- upload the required photograph and document scans
- pay the PLN 85 application fee and PLN 150 enrolment fee
- submit the signed application form and documents indicated by the system
Tuition fees
Current tuition fees and payment rules for students beginning their studies in 2026 are published by MANS in the Admissions section and in the applicable fee regulations.
Applicants should verify the current fee for their programme, study level and mode together with applicable discounts and instalment rules.