The Correctional Rehabilitation undergraduate degree at VIZJA University (formerly University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw) is designed for individuals driven by a desire to understand and address the complexities of social maladjustment and criminal behaviour. If you are motivated to make a tangible difference in the lives of those navigating the justice system, this program will equip you with the essential knowledge and skills. You will explore the critical interplay of psychology, sociology, law, and anthropology, gaining a comprehensive understanding of resocialisation processes and the challenges faced within correctional and penitentiary environments. This course offers a robust academic foundation for those seeking to contribute positively to society.
Over three years of full-time, on-campus study, you will engage deeply with subjects such as social pathologies, criminal law, and the Polish resocialisation and penitentiary system. The curriculum emphasises practical application through workshops, training in interpersonal skills, and specialised methodologies for rehabilitation and penitentiary work. You will undertake significant internships in your final year, gaining invaluable hands-on experience. Instead of a traditional thesis, you will complete a social project, demonstrating your ability to apply learned principles. You will graduate prepared for diverse career paths within probation services, prison education, and broader crime prevention initiatives.