Graduates have a grounding in the political, social, economic and cultural development of European society in particular. They have all the vocational qualifications for practical work in the sphere of museology and culture, and, at the same time, they are well prepared for further study not only in History, but also in related subjects.

Graduates have acquired knowledge and skills in educational sciences, enabling them to encourage the development of children and youth, stimulate their interests, and teach them to strive for quality leisure activities and complex social skills. They are qualified for work in schools, support institutions, and education departments of local and regional authorities.