In the new section of our website, “Social Changes in Focus,” we publish expert opinions by Collegium Civitas faculty. The latest comments include: “A reborn West? The Russian-Ukrainian war as a time of trial” by Dr Jens Boysen.

The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on academic and research collaboration between University Al-Azhar Indonesia and Collegium Civitas marks a significant milestone in fostering international cooperation between these two institutions. The MoU was signed in May 2023 and will remain in effect until 2028, ensuring a long-term commitment to collaboration.

On Monday, June 5, the ninth edition of the Summer School “Security and Society in the Information Age” was launched at Collegium Civitas. This year our university is hosting 22 students from U.S. universities. The program combines the four-week intensive course on Central Europe & Security Issues with a two-week research internship with the Terrorism Research Center. Designed and launched jointly in 2015 by SRAS (USA) and Collegium Civitas, the summer school program addresses global issues from unique perspectives. The participants also learn about Poland’s rich history and culture.

New paper co-authored by Collegium Civitas faculty members Prof. Małgorzata Baran, Prof. Krzysztof Kasianiuk and Dr Katarzyna Iwińska has been published in the journal “Frontiers in Energy Research”. The paper "Between Innovative and Habitual Behavior. Evidence from a Study on Sustainability in Greece, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, and the United Kingdom" explores individuals’ pro-environmental innovative behavior as one of the conditions for developing more sustainable cities.

In May, Dr Agnieszka Nitza-Makowska presented her research on Chinese and Indian soft power towards Estonia at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tallinn. Dr Agnieszka Nitza-Makowska, an assisting professor and supervisor of Asian Studies at Collegium Civitas, currently focusing her work on soft power, sustainable connectivity and environmental diplomacy and her regional focuses are India, Pakistan and China.

Collegium Civitas brochure for the 2023/2024 academic year is ready! We cordially invite all candidates to take a look and find out more about Collegium Civitas, our programmes, career opportunities for students and alumni and about studying in Warsaw.

In the new section of our website, “Social Changes in Focus,” we publish expert opinions by Collegium Civitas faculty. The latest comments include: “The European Political Community: Building Block of a New European Order?” by Dr Kerry Longhurst.

Professors Gohar Avetisyan and Karine Sargsyan, from the European University of Armenia, visited Collegium Civitas from May 15th to 19th, 2023, as part of the Erasmus+ program. During their visit, the professors delivered a series of lectures, shedding light on problem-solving, decision-making in diplomatic processes, and effective leadership, all of which resonated with the audience.

American Councils for International Education together with Collegium Civitas and the Leadership Research Group of the American Studies Center of the University of Warsaw cordially invites you to lecture “Forecasting & Prediction – necessary skills for the 21st century leadership” led by Dr. Sam Potolicchio. The lecture will take place on June 16th, at 16:30, at Collegium Civitas (lecture hall A).

Head of the Management Department at Collegium Civitas, Professor Małgorzata Baran, a professor of economics that is specializing in management studies has written a paper “Work engagement and employee satisfaction in the practice of sustainable human resource management – based on the study of Polish employees”