The paper by Collegium Civitas researchers Prof. Izabela Wagner and Prof. Mariusz Finkelsztein has just been published by the Journal of Contemporary Ethnography. The article “Strategic Boredom: The Experience and Dynamics of Boredom in Refugee Camp. A Mediterranean Case” examines the boredom of asylum seekers living in a refugee camp in southern Europe.

Dr Agnieszka Nitza-Makowska, Collegium Civitas lecturer, supervisor of International Relations and Asian Studies will present the results of her research at the conference devoted to climate change, hosted by the German Institute for Japanese Studies, Tokyo. We invite you to participate in the conference held online between April 19 and 22.

On May 12 the online seminar “Economy after Covid-19” will be held with participation of leading experts from two renowned universities: Suleyman Demirel University from Kazakhstan and Collegium Civitas from Poland. During the seminar Prof. Yessengali Oskenbayev and Prof. David Kalisz will present the topic from the European, Central Asian as well as global perspective.

On April 3 the third online session in the series “Perspectives on Central and Eastern Europe” was held. The project is organized by Collegium Civitas and SRAS (USA) and promotes our study abroad and summer school courses. The seminar was devoted to the state of democracy in Central & Eastern Europe. Can we look for the reasons of current backsliding of democracies in the history of the 20th century? What are the main challenges?

Security and Society Summer School is run by Collegium Civitas in cooperation with SRAS (USA). The 2021 edition will be held online between June 7 and July 16. The summer school combines the course "Central Europe & Security Issues" with a research internship with the Terrorism Research Center. The application deadline is June 1.

The Rector of Collegium Civitas Prof. Stanisław Mocek signed the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027. Erasmus+ is a pillar of the internationalization of Collegium Civitas – a university with a high degree of internationalization, ranked 5th among all universities in Poland. 

Do you know that at Collegium Civitas we offer over 20 degree programs in English? And, almost 30% of Collegium Civitas student body are international students, coming from almost 70 countries of the world! We invite you to read the opinions about Collegium Civitas submitted by our students & to study with us! Admissions for the 2021/22 academic year will open soon and we have prepared several brand new master's and bachelor's degree programs!

Collegium Civitas is known for its high level of internationalization. We are proud to say that this year 68 countries are represented among our student body. Despite the pandemic international students choose to learn with us and to be part of the open, friendly academic community at Collegium Civitas.

On March 6 the second online session in the series “Perspectives on Central and Eastern Europe” was held. The project is organized by Collegium Civitas and SRAS (USA) and promotes our study abroad and summer school courses. 20 students from American universities participated in the seminar. In the session we looked at the region from the perspective of security.

We are glad to inform you that the adaptation days are about to start! The Career Center would like to invite you to join the events prepared by the university to help students from abroad in transition to their life in our CC family. The events start on March 2.