Internal security is a practical first degree course. It is a response to the dynamically changing reality and expectations of government administration, local government units and private companies. It is an interdisciplinary course of study, combining elements of security sciences and political and administrative sciences. 

Students acquire practical knowledge of how to address security issues, including health and cyber security, as well as crisis management, border and civil protection. They will learn and practice, under the guidance of specialists, how to respond in crisis situations, with knowledge of legal regulations and respect for civil rights and freedoms, as well as based on ethical and moral standards. The aim is to make the learning process more practical. The subjects are selected in such a way as to best prepare graduates to meet the requirements of contemporary employees of public administration, health services, officers of uniformed services, employees of inspections, institutions, workplaces or private companies in positions related to the provision of broadly understood internal security and the security of citizens and their property. The aim of the studies is to prepare graduates theoretically and practically to solve problems related to public, economic, political or health security. Internal security is an offer addressed to those who wish to pursue a career in government administration, local government units, crisis management centres, the Police, the National Fire Service, municipal and city guards, the Customs and Fiscal Service, the Railway Protection Guard, the Border Guard, the Prison Service, the Road Transport Inspection, the Environmental Protection Inspection, the Sanitary Inspection, special services or the private sector. The interdisciplinary and modern study programme is in line with the needs of the labour market. As part of the learning process, students will solve contemporary homeland security problems using their theoretical and practical knowledge. The variety of subjects on the internal security degree programme, combined with the use of innovative, activating educational methods, will enable the student to gain experience in the area of broadly understood security, as well as in management or economics. The studies are taught by experienced academic lecturers and experienced specialists and practitioners working in the uniformed services. 

The curriculum for the degree programme in internal security is divided into three main areas: general education subjects that will enable you to acquire the necessary knowledge in the humanities and social sciences; directional subjects that provide the opportunity to broaden your knowledge, skills and social competences in the field of law; and specialisation subjects.  

Graduates of the internal security programme obtain a Bachelor's degree and are prepared to undertake second-cycle studies.