Acting in solidarity with students, doctoral students, and scientists forced to leave Ukraine as a result of war, Polish academic community is launching Online Admission System to help candidates from Ukraine become acquainted with education and job opportunities at Polish universities and institutes of science.

The purpose of the system is to help candidates from Ukraine to become acquainted with available routes to further education and opportunities for finding employment at Polish universities and institutes of science. This offer is intended for those who are commencing studies, as well as students, doctoral students and employees of universities and scientific institutions in Ukraine who wish to continue with their studies. This system provides the possibility to enroll for a full cycle of studies as well as to continue studies already commenced at a Ukrainian university; it also presents the possibility of participating in selected classes, undertaking studies at doctoral schools, as well as offers of cooperation (i.e. internships, scholarships) and employment at Polish institutions of higher education and science (i.e. universities and institutes of science).

To view a specific offer, please select the applicable admissions procedure by selecting one of the links on the right:

– Admissions procedure for the first cycle studies
– Admissions procedure for the second cycle studies
– Admissions procedure for long cycle studies
– Continuation of studies
– Doctoral schools
– Admissions procedure for selected classes (including preparatory courses, language courses etc.)
– Job opportunities
– Co-operation opportunities
– Study Visits

Year 2024/2025

April 29: Feminism and Gender Representations in Buffy the Vampire Slayer

April 23, 2025

Join us for a lecture by Agata Zygardowicz on Buffy and her iconic impact on American television: “Feminism and Gender Representations in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” Buffy the Vampire Slayer occupies a significant space in the history of feminist media, portraying themes of 1990s third-wave feminism, postfeminist aesthetics, and television genre for teens. This lecture examines how the series both reflects and critiques feminist ideals, offering a protagonist who is emotionally vulnerable, fashion-conscious, and physically powerful at the same time.

News

Recruitment for the MOST program for the Fall Semester 2025/2026

April 19, 2025

Applications for the MOST Student Exchange Program are now open! Apply until May 15.

American Studies Colloquium Series

April 24: The Minima Moralia of Autotheory: New Reflections on Damaged Life

April 16, 2025

We are pleased to invite you to the fourth lecture of the American Studies Colloquium Series in the 2025 Spring semester! This time we welcome Jonathan Alexander with a lecture titled “The Minima Moralia of Autotheory: New Reflections on Damaged Life”.

Year 2024/2025

April 15: “Becoming the Horror” – Interactive Movies as the Perfect Horror Medium

April 10, 2025

Weird Fiction Research Group kindly invites you to the fourth Weird TV meeting in spring semester. We’re continuing the subject of the game/TV relationship with Dominik Kędzierawski’s lecture about (among others) Until Dawn and Bandersnatch – “Becoming the Horror – Interactive Movies as the Perfect Horror Medium”!

News

New MA program program Gender and Sexuality (in Polish), in cooperation with the Faculty of Polish Studies and the Institute of Polish Culture!

April 8, 2025

In cooperation with the Faculty of Polish Studies and the Institute of Polish Culture, American Studies Center is launching a new MA program in Polish in Gender and Sexuality!