We are delighted to announce that Mr. Norbert Pędzich, lecturer at Collegium Civitas, has been appointed Rector’s Plenipotentiary for Student Affairs at Collegium Civitas. With his extensive legal, academic, and teaching experience, he will play a key role in supporting our students and enriching our academic community.

Are you a Collegium Civitas student looking to complete an elective course while gaining international experience? If a semester-long Erasmus+ mobility is not an option for you, a Blended Intensive Program (BIP) offers a fantastic opportunity to study abroad for a short period while also engaging in online learning.

Are you planning to start your studies, change your field of study or university, or expand your professional qualifications? There’s still time to apply and join one of Poland’s top international universities! Secure your spot and take advantage of a special discount before the deadline.

Collegium Civitas has officially become the sixth member of the WSB-DSW Merito Scientific Federation, further strengthening its research potential and expanding the number of disciplines with doctoral and habilitation degree conferral rights. This collaboration enhances international cooperation, interdisciplinary research, and academic development.

Dr. Jarosław Marek Spychała recently visited Universitat Abat Oliba CEU in Barcelona, conducting classes on the role of ethical archetypes in communication. This visit marks another step in strengthening our academic ties within the Erasmus+ exchange program.

Lizaveta Krupiankova, Vice Chairperson of the Student Government at Collegium Civitas, has been elected to the Board of the Forum of Non-Public Universities for the 2025 term. Her appointment was confirmed during the 18th Congress of the Forum in Kraków.

Katarzyna Anna Przybyła, lecturer at Collegium Civitas, will share her insights at the Aurora International Peace Conference 2025 in Innsbruck. Her lecture, "Teaching Peace in a 'Border' Country," highlights Poland's experiences in integrating peace and conflict studies into academic programs.

A decade has passed since the loss of Edmund Wnuk-Lipiński – an exceptional scholar, visionary leader, and a guiding light for our university community. His legacy of intellectual courage and openness continues to inspire us.

We would like to inform you that there will be no classes held between December 23 and January 7. Selected departments of the University will either operate remotely or be closed on specific days.

Dr. Paulina Piasecka, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, recently concluded a visit to Vietnam National University in Hanoi. The visit within the Erasmus+ Staff Mobility program framework strengthened ties between the two institutions and explored exciting avenues for future collaboration.