Between 20 and 24 of March 2023 Collegium Civitas was visited by Prof. Madina Kenzhegaranova from SDU university, Kazakhstan. The visit was organized under the Erasmus+ programme. Prof. Kenzhegaranova conducted a series of lectures on negotiations and intercultural management.  

Between 13 and 16 of March 2023 Collegium Civitas was visited by Prof. Halim Nezihoglu from SDU university, Kazakhstan. The visit was organized under the Erasmus+ programme. At Collegium Civitas Prof. Nezihoglu conducted classes on the geopolitics in Central Asia and issues relating to migrations.

The third issue of the biannual journal “Terrorism – studies, analyses, prevention” published by the Polish Internal Security Agency is available online. Among the members of the Academic Editor Board of the journal is Dr Paulina Piasecka, Director of the Terrorism Research Center (TRC), and the reviewers team includes Dr Katarzyna Maniszewska, TRC expert and Vice-Rector for International Relations.

In April 2023 the 11th edition of the training “Internationalization of Higher Education” will take place. The programme is organized by Collegium Civitas in cooperation with the Center for Polish Education in Kiev. Since 2018 over 900 faculty members from Ukrainian universities have already participated in the programme.

Collegium Civitas  in cooperation with  ASEAN Embassies in Warsaw cordially invite you to the seminar “ASEAN-EU Trade and Economic Cooperation” with participation of Their Excellencies Ambassadors of ASEAN Countries. The event will be held on Friday, March 24, 2023 at 3 P.M. at Collegium Civitas.

Collegium Civitas joined the UN Global Compact. In January 2023 Collegium Civitas has been officially approved as a participant of the UN Global Compact – network of organizations committed to adopt sustainable and socially responsible policies.  

Collegium Civitas adopted the Gender Equality Plan for Collegium Civitas 2022-2024. We invite you to read the document and we encourage everyone to respect equality and diversity in our academic community and beyond!

Students from Collegium Civitas conducted a survey after the Russian invasion on Ukraine in 2022. They asked respondents why Poles are helping Ukrainians and the answer was: “Because it was necessary”. Malgorzata Latecka, a Collegium Civitas student, shared her opinion in the Washington Post.

The Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America (PIASA) is pleased to announce a call for nominations for its inaugural Karol Pilarczyk Foundation Award to Promote Democracy and the Rule of Law. We cordially invite Collegium Civitas community to submit nominations for the Award.

A year ago, the Russian Federation’s armed forces attacked Ukraine. We express our unwavering solidarity with all our students, employees and their families from Ukraine and share the pain of the entire Ukrainian nation which continues to show extraordinary heroism and dedication in the fight for freedom.