Collegium Civitas, as a proud signatory of Magna Charta Universitatum, invites other universities to join us in supporting the MCU 2020. By signing this charter, we reaffirm our commitment to promoting academic autonomy, social responsibility, and the fundamental values of higher education.

Dr. Katarzyna Maniszewska, Collegium Civitas lecturer and Vice-Rector for International Relations was awarded the prestigious Kosciuszko Foundation fellowship for the academic year 2024/25 at the Program on Extremism (PoE), George Washington University. PoE is a leading research center on all forms of extremism.

Dr. Omoye Akhagba , Collegium Civitas lecturer, recently embarked on an academic teaching exchange at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Dr. Akhagba's engagement was marked by her exemplary delivery of lectures on various topics in sociology, including sociological theories, stereotypes, and prejudice.

Ready to elevate your academic journey? Spring into action and seize the opportunity to join our vibrant English-language study programs at Collegium Civitas. Immerse yourself in a dynamic multicultural environment where top-notch education meets global diversity.

We invite you to explore the latest edition of the annual scientific journal "Zoon Politikon," published by Collegium Civitas. This issue focuses on the theme of boredom, with authors delving into various aspects of this phenomenon, examining it from sociological, psychological, and artistic perspectives.

In February, our lecturer and researcher, Ms. Katarzyna Skiert-Andrzejuk, embarked on a research journey to the United States as a component of the project "Environmental Diplomacy as a Soft Power Instrument: China and the Belt and Road Initiative".

Dr. Mariusz Finkielsztein, a lecturer at Collegium Civitas, has recently published a thought-provoking article titled "The Essence of Boredom: The Definition of Situational Boredom" in the Journal of Boredom Studies.

The New EU Enlargement Momentum: New Members in a Novel Context. In the latest episode of the Jean Monnet DEBUE podcast, we delve into the evolving landscape of EU enlargement and shed light on the ongoing conflict in Russia's eastern neighborhood and its implications for the enlargement process.

In March 2024 Collegium Civitas received the prolongation of the certificate European School of Sustainability Sciences and Research for the years 2024-2026.  ESSR is an inter-university consortium composed by members which share an interest on sustainability science and on matters related to sustainable development.

Join us for the latest episode of "Dangerous Topics according to Dr. Piasecka”, where we delve into the pressing question: Can democracy be hacked? Can elections be stolen? What happens when new technologies are utilized to manipulate both the electoral and voting process, as well as the hearts and minds of voters?