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Undergraduate study

Useful knowledge. Personal growth. The first step towards a career that transforms society.

Undergraduate study

Undergraduate study at SASS is more than just a degree — it is a journey for life.

At the School of Advanced Social Studies (SASS), we offer undergraduate programmes that go far beyond lectures and exams. We connect theory with practice, develop critical thinking, encourage social responsibility, and support your personal and professional growth.

At SASS, we believe that studying should be a life-shaping project — one that equips you with knowledge, skills, and motivation to actively engage with the world around you. Our undergraduate programmes are designed for students who want more than just a diploma: they want to understand, create, contribute and make a difference.

Why choose an undergraduate programme at SASS?

  • Student-centred approach: Small groups, personal support and approachable lecturers ensure that your voice matters — you are never just a number in a classroom.
  • Practical orientation: All programmes include real-world projects, fieldwork, cooperation with organisations and hands-on internship experience.
  • Flexibility: Study can be full-time or part-time, with the hybrid Study+ Support package allowing Zoom lectures, recorded classes, etc..
  • Future-focused: Study is not the final destination — it is a springboard. SASS encourages continuing to a Master’s degree or entering the labour market with strong and relevant skills.
  • Soft skills development: Communication, self-reflection, teamwork, leadership, responsibility — all are integral parts of your studies at SASS.

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