Undergraduate List of Courses & Syllabi
BA in European Studies: European Politics & Society in a Global Context
Spring Semester 2018/19 Course Offer:
First year students
Academic English, 9 ECTS
Introduction to Economics, 6 ECTS
Introduction to International Relations, 6 ECTS
Introducing the EU, 6 ECTS
Foreign Language, 6 ECTS
Introduction to Foreign Policy and Diplomacy, 4 ECTS
Cultural and Social Construction of European Identities, 6 ECTS
Second year students
Academic English, 9 ECTS
Key Concepts in Contemporary Security Studies, 6 ECTS
Human Rights Law in the European Context, 6 ECTS
Western European Politics And Transatlantic Relations since 1945, 6 ECTS
European States and Their Political Systems, 6 ECTS
Academic Skills, 4 ECTS
Foreign Language, 4 ECTS
Autumn Semester 2019/20 Course Offer:
First year students
Academic English
Introduction to Political Science
Introduction to Sociology
Introducing to Political and Social Philosophy
Foreign Language
Unity and Diversity of European Culture
Moder European State Formations
Second year students
EU Common Policies and Policy Making
Modern European State Formations
Economic Integration in the EU: Models of Economic Cooperation and Integration
The European Convention of Human Rights
Europe as a Normative Power in the Process of Democracy Building
Academic Skills
Key Concepts in Contemporary Security Studies
Third year students
Methodology
Thesis Seminar
Economic Integration in the EU: Models of Economic Cooperation and Integration
Europe as a Normative Power in the Process of Democracy Building
Key Concepts in Contemporary Security Studies
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Graduate List of Courses & Syllabi
MA in European Studies
Spring Semester 2018/19 Course Offer:
Introduction to EU Finances, 5 ECTS
Totalitarian Systems, 5 ECTS
Foreign and International Relations in CEE, 10 ECTS
EU Foreign and Security Policy: EuroAtlantic Security at the Beginning of the 21st Century, 5 ECTS
EU Administration, 5 ECTS
Methodology: Quantitative Methods, 5 ECTS
Economy of Central Europe: From Transition to EU Membership, 5 ECTS
Europeanisation and the Transformation of Collective Identities, 4 ECTS
Disintegration of Yugoslavia and Post Conflict Transitions in International Context, 5 ECTS
Democracy, Identity and Civil Society in CEE, 5 ECTS
Autumn Semester 2019/20 Course Offer:
European Civilisation, 10 ECTS
Political and Social History of 20th C. CEE, 10 ECTS
EU Institutions and Decision-Making Process, 10 ECTS
EU Foreign & Security Policy, 5 ECTS
Academic Skills Workshop, 4 ECTS
Eurocompetences, 5 ECTS
Religion and Toleration in Central Europe, 5 ECTS
Security and Democracy in Europe after 1989, 5 ECTS
Europe as a Normative Power: A Central European Perspective, 5 ECTS
Culture & Society in Contemporary Europe: Dilemma of Identity & Pluralism, 5 ECTS
Polish Language & Culture, 5 ECTS
The European Convention on Human Rights, 5 ECTS
The Museums of Krakow. Revealed and Hidden Stories of the European Past, 5 ECTS
Challenges to the European Identity. The Rebirth of Nationalisms in Europe, 5 ECTS
Culture in the EU: Programmes, Projects, Funds (practical approach), 5 ECTS
Anthropology of Heritage and Memory in Europe, 5 ECTS
Private International Law within the EU, 5 ECTS
Good European. According to Nietzsche and Arendt, 5 ECTS
Antisemitism after Auschwitz in Comparative Perspective, 5 ECTS
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Study Abroad List of Courses & Syllabi
Autumn Semester 2019/20 Course Offer:
Survival Polish,40 hours, 6 ECTS
Analyzing Polish Cinema, 45 hours, 6 ECTS
Contemporary Cultures and Literatures of Central and Eastern Europe, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
EU Common Policies and Policy Making, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introduction to Political Science, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introduction to Public and International Law, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introduction to Sociology, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
The Holocaust and Its Cultural Meaning, 45 hours, 6 ECTS
Modern European State Formation, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Foreign Language (Polish or other from the offer), 60 hours, 8 ECTS
Spring Semester 2019/20 Course Offer:
Basic Offer:
International Security from a European Perspective, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Western European Politic and Transatlantic Relations, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introduction to Economics, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introduction to International Relations, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introducing the EU, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Cultural and Social Costruction of European Identities, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
History and Sociology of Food and Drink in Poland, 45 hours, ECTS
The Holocaust and Its Cultural Meaning, 45 hours, 6 ECTS
Foreign Language (Polish or other from the offer), 60 hours, 8 ECTS
Additional Offer
Contemporary Migration, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Introduction to Foreign Policy and Diplomacy, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Human Rights Law in the European Context, 30 hours, 6 ECTS