Undergraduate: List of Courses & Syllabi
BA in European Studies: European Politics & Society in a Global Context
Autumn Semester 2019/20 Course Offer:
First year students
Academic English I, 30 hours, 3 ECTS
Introduction to Political Science, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introduction to Sociology, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introducing to Political and Social Philosophy, 20 hours, 3 ECTS
Unity and Diversity of European Culture, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Foreign Language I, 60 hours, 6 ECTS
Physical Education I, 30 hours, 0 ECTS
Second year students
Academic Skills, 40 hours, 5 ECTS
Introduction to Public International Law, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
EU Common Policies and Policy Making, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Modern European State Formations, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Economic Integration in the EU: Models of Economic Cooperation and Integration, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Key Concepts in Contemporary Security Studies, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
The European Convention of Human Rights, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Europe as a Normative Power in the Process of Democracy Building, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Third year students
Methodology, 40 hours, 5 ECTS
Thesis Seminar I, 20 hours, 3 ECTS
Economic Integration in the EU: Models of Economic Cooperation and Integration, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
The European Convention of Human Rights, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Europe as a Normative Power in the Process of Democracy Building, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Key Concepts in Contemporary Security Studies, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Spring Semester 2019/20 Course Offer:
First year students
Academic English II, 30 hours, 6 ECTS
Introduction to Economics, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introduction to International Relations, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Cultural and Social Construction of European Identities, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Introducing the EU, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Foreign Language II, 60 hours, 6 ECTS
Physical Education II, 30 hours, 0 ECTS
Second year students
European States and Their Political Systems, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Cultural and Social Construction of European Identities, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
International Security from European Perspective, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Contemporary Migration and Asylum in Europe: Policies, Politics and Strategies, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Western European Politics And Transatlantic Relations since 1945, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
Central and Eastern Europe after 1989, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Twentieth Century European Thought and Culture, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Third year students
Thesis Seminar II & BA Thesis, 20+ hours, 18 ECTS
International Security from European Perspective, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
History, Memory and the Making of Modern Europe, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Central and Eastern Europe after 1989, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Twentieth Century European Thought and Culture, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Contemporary Migration and Asylum in Europe: Policies, Politics and Strategies, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Introduction to Foreign Policy and Diplomacy, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Western European Politics And Transatlantic Relations since 1945, 40 hours, 6 ECTS
*For more information on the course and syllabi please click on this LINK.
Graduate: List of Courses & Syllabi
MA in European Studies
Autumn Semester 2019/20 Course Offer:
European Civilisation, 60 hours, 10 ECTS
Political and Social History of 20th C. CEE, 60 hours, 10 ECTS
EU Institutions and Decision-Making Process, 60 hours, 10 ECTS
EU Foreign & Security Policy, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Academic Skills Workshop, 30 hours, 4 ECTS
Eurocompetences, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Religion and Toleration in Central Europe, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Security and Democracy in Europe after 1989, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Europe as a Normative Power: A Central European Perspective, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Culture & Society in Contemporary Europe: Dilemma of Identity & Pluralism, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Polish Language & Culture, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
The European Convention on Human Rights, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
The Museums of Krakow. Revealed and Hidden Stories of the European Past, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Challenges to the European Identity. The Rebirth of Nationalisms in Europe, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Culture in the EU: Programmes, Projects, Funds (practical approach), 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Anthropology of Heritage and Memory in Europe, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Private International Law within the EU, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Good European. According to Nietzsche and Arendt, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Antisemitism after Auschwitz in Comparative Perspective, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Spring Semester 2019/20 Course Offer:
Compulsory courses (depending on the track):
Methodology: Qualitative Methods or Quantitative Methods, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
MA Seminar (I YEAR) groups
MA Seminar (II YEAR) groups
Languages (depending on groups)
European Studies courses:
Europeanisation and the Transformation of Collective Identities (part 1 and 2), 60 hours, 10 ECTS
Meaning and Value of Democracy from a Philosophical Perspective, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
EU Administration, Justice and Home Affairs - part 1, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Introduction to Finances in the EU, 30 hours, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Optional courses:
Economy of Central Europe: From Transition to EU Membership, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
EU Integration and Politics in the Balkans, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Political Challenges to the European Integration, 45 hours, 6 ECTS
Contemporary Migration and Asylum in Europe: Policies, Politics and Strategies, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
History and Theory of European Integration, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
National and post-national identity. Civil society in Europe, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
European Civilisation in Philosophical Perspective, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Trauma, Silence and Denial in Cultural Memory, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Contemporary European Philosophy, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Man and the Transformation of our world views from the Greek to (post)modernity, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
European Models of Cultural Policies, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Cultural Industries and Cultural Institutions, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Management of Cultural Projects: from an idea, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
International Security in the Post-cold War Europe, 45 hours, 6 ECTS
History of Europe from Below: Past and Present, 30 hours, 5 ECTS
Internship (individually), 135 hours, 5 ECTS
Internship Research track (individually), 224 hours, 10 ECTS
*For more information on the course and syllabi please click on this LINK.
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, 6 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 and Asylum in Europe: Policies, Politics and Strategies, 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 (Not running 2019/2020)
*For more information on the course and syllabi please click on this LINK.
Erasmus: List of Courses & Syllabi
For more information on the course and syllabi please click on this LINK