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1 UNIVERSITY OF SZCZECIN, POLAND THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ECTS INFORMATION PACKAGE

2 What is ECTS? If you plan to study abroad or in a different institution of a similar profile at home, the ECTS system will help you to organize such studies. ECTS Information Package will provide you with all the necessary information about the character of your studies, requirements to complete your education, and the number of credits you can get completing the course. This system was introduced to enable students free exchange between universities within which the system functions and with which our Institute has signed bilateral agreements concerning student exchange. In case of any doubts or queries you can contact your ECTS Department coordinator. The Department of English Studies The ECTS Department Coordinator Dr Phil. Anna Gonerko-Frej The Department of English Studies University of Szczecin Al. Piastów 40B Szczecin Poland Tel/fax: (48-91) [email protected] 1. The Department of English Studies The Department of English Studies is a part of the Philological Faculty at the University of Szczecin. It is the Institution which employs 30 Polish and foreign instructors who graduated from English Philology Departments. The head of the Department is dr Anna Gonerko-Frej. We offer BA and MA programme of studies, both for full time and part time students. The lecturers provide instruction in the following fields: - Practical English (dr Anna Łakowicz-Dopiera, dr Patrycja Kamińska, dr Juliita Rydlewska, dr Joanna Sadownik, dr Małgorzata Sokół, dr Joanna Witkowska, dr Beata Zawadka, mgr Maria Brenda, mgr Cormac Anderson, mgr Malwina Degórska, mgr Adriana Goldman, dr Katarzyna Jaworska Biskup, mgr Barbara Kijek, mgr Tomasz Obiała, mgr Monika Skorasińska, mgr Wioletta Szostak, mgr Alina Szwajczuk) - Applied Linguistics (dr Patrycja Kamińska) - British, American and Canadian Literature (prof. Hartmut Lutz, dr Julitta Rydlewska, dr Beata Zawadka, dr Uwe Zagratzki, prof. wiz.,dr Weronika Suchacka, mgr Barbara Braid, mgr Malwina Degórska) - Linguistics (prof. Olga Mołczanowa, prof. dr hab. Sabine Heinz, dr Sylwestr Jaworski, dr Joanna Sadownik, dr Malgorzata Sokół, dr Ewa Glapka, mgr Adrianna Goldman, mgr Monika Skorasińska, mgr Anna Lazuka) - British and American Studies (dr Anna Gonerko-Frej, dr Joanna Witkowska, dr Uwe Zagratzki, prof. wiz., dr Anna Łakowicz-Dopiera) - TranslationStudies (dr Kamila Jaworska-Biskup, dr Julitta Rydlewska, mgr Maria Brenda, mgr Alina Szwajczuk, mgr Bartosz Matusiak)

3 2.1. Research The Department of English is a research-educational institution. Majority of instructors conduct research in the following fields: Literature Social Studies - Comparative studies on the history of Celtic literatures and on Celtic socio-cultural developments (Prof. Sabine Heinz ) - Elizabethan Drama, Modern Canadian Novel (dr Julita Rydlewska) - Polish-British relationships during WWII as presented in Polish and British literature (dr Joanna Witkowska) - Scottish and (Atlantic) Canadian Literature and Culture, Indigenous Literature, War and Literature (dr Uwe Zagratzki, Prof. wiz.) - Peter Taylor, particularly (the identity of his women characters), southern literary studies, CAMPus South. Southern Mythologies in the Service of Transculturality (dr Beata Zawadka) - Victorian and neo-victorian fiction, feminism and gender studies, motif of madness in literature, 'The Other' in literature and literary theory, gothic and horror literature, lesbian novel (mgr Barbara Braid) - Neo-Victorian Novel, Historiographic Metafiction, Lesbian & Gay Irish and Welsh Novel, Queer Theory and Straight Queer Theory, Postmodern Identity, Gender Studies (dr Malwina Degórska) - The perception of American culture in Poland, particularly the image of the US in Polish postwar literature, travelling and autobiographical literature (mgr Anna Łakowicz- Dopiera) - modern Scottish and Canadian literature, feminist criticism (mgr Barbara Kijek) - the poetry of Walt Whitman, the analysis of literature through cognitive poetics (in particular, conceptual metaphor theory) (mgr Ismail Diana) - British Cultural Studies, linguistic imperialism, global English, language policy, sociolinguistics of globalization, pedagogical implications of global English, culture in language teaching, identity, stereotypes, intercultural communication (dr Anna Gonerko) - Gender Studies (dr Julitta Rydlewska) - British History, Polish-British relations during WWII, anti-british propaganda during the Cold War, British national identity (dr Joanna Witkowska) - theory of film genres, Hollywood and beyond (dr Beata Zawadka) - (British) Cultural Studies (dr.uwe Zagratzki Prof. wiz) - cultural identity (mgr Barbara Kijek) - the life of Polish war and post-war emigrants in the US (dr Anna Łakowicz- Dopiera) Linguistics - the theory of proper-names; migration of ancient Siberian peoples and its place-name evidence (Prof. O.Molchanova) - Welsh Grammar and Word formation, Lexicography, Sociolinguistics of Celtic languages (prof. Sabine Heinz) - cognitive processes and language acquisition in a blind child, reading in Braille, audiodescription (dr Katarzyna Jaworska-Biskup) - phonetics and phonology, morphology, language universals, language change (dr Jaworski Sylwester) - generative syntax [minimalism, logic and mathematics in minimalism, economy and optimality in minimalism], psycholinguistics [linguistic means of influence and manipulation] (dr Joanna Sadownik)

4 - Computer-mediated discourse analysis, The linguistic realisations of engagement and evaluation in public discourse: a critical discourse analysis approach, The construction of positive and negative emotions in public discourse: a critical discourse analysis approach, The evolution of electronic genres; new approaches to genre theory (dr Małgorzata Sokół) - Cognitive Grammar, conceptual metaphor theory, conceptual integration, onomastic studiem, diachronic studies (mgr Adriana Goldman) - Morphology and syntax of English (mgr Alina Szwajczuk) Applied Linguistics - The application of mnemonic devices in teaching English to Polish learners, Learning styles and language development at advanced levels,the role of B.A. and M.A. seminars in shaping prospective English teachers, Foreign language teachers in metaphors (dr Patrycja Kamińska) - Pedgogical implications of ELF (English as a Lingua Franca), language policy, linguistic imperialism, language-and-culture, intercultural education (dr Anna Gonerko-Frej) Translation - law and legal translation (dr Katarzyna Jaworska-Biskup) - language of law: contracts, power-of-attorney, orders, petitions and complaints, notary deeds, technical translation: stonemasonry, medicine: discharge, accounting (mgr Alina Szwajczuk) 2.2. Facilities The Department of English has a quite well prepared teaching base for its students. All the lecture halls are equipped with indispensable facilities i.e. videos, cassette recorders, OHPs, photocopying machine for students and teachers use, and the library which provides essential materials to complete the studies. In the library there is access to two computers for students use. In May 2004, the British Cultural Studies section inaugurated their new multimedia language laboratory. The room is equipped with a multimedia projector, computer, DVD/ video and cassette recorder, amplifier, 16 students desks and the cabin for simultaneous interpretation. The audio and video sources are incorporated in the teacher s control unit. The system installed allows for one-way monitoring as well as two-way communication between teacher and student, it integrates all the functions essential for an Audio-Active-Comparative language laboratory. The on-line connection allows the immediate access to the Internet and creates new possibilities for the inclusion of contemporary materials.

5 3. Grading System In order to get the allocated credits, students are obliged to get passing grades from all the subjects, and they are supposed to do that in prescribed time for each semester. The forms of assessment are given in the course descriptions. Students are also required to pass all the exams that are listed in the syllabus to graduate from the English Department. Exams also have to be taken in the prescribed time. A student who was refused a signature or who failed the exam has a chance to take it one more time during the re-sit examination session. If he/she fails again he /she has a right to appeal to the director of the English Department who may decide about another exam. This exam will be carried out by a committee whose members are appointed by the director of the Department. At University there functions the following system of grades: Grade Description 5 very good (student has mastered the selected material very well) 4+ some elements of the grade above and below 4 good (student mastered the material quite well, some minor mistakes can occur) 3+ some elements of the grade above and below 3 satisfactory (student fulfils the minimal criteria) 2 failed (student is refused the credit points) Some subjects end without a grade, only with the signature of the teacher and the indication pass ( zal in Polish). This is shown in the chart below; with the use of symbols: : Abbreviations used: S Signature SG Signature with a Grade E Exam

6 COURSES (CODES, ECTS POINTS), EVALUATION, LECTURERS BA FULL TIME STUDIES (UNDERGRADUATE) YEAR ONE : A. Basic courses (P): Practical English 1. Integrated Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.01 3/2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Anna Lazuka 2. Academic Writing 09.0.VIII.01.P.02 3/2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Maria Brenda mgr Irina Sklema-Litiwn/ Cordelia Loots-Gollin, MA 3. Text analysis 09.0.VIII.01.P.03 3/2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Malwina Degórska dr Joanna Sadownik 4. Phonetics 09.0.VIII.01.P.04 3/2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Maria Brenda mgr Adriana Goldman mgr Irina Sklema-Litwin 5. Practical Grammar 09.0.VIII.01.P.05 3/2 SG1/SG2;E2 dr Patrycja Kamińska mgr Aleksandra Tomczak 6. Conversation and Listening 09.0.VIII.01.P.06 3/2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Barbara Braid dr Weronika SUchacka Cordelia Loots-Gollin, MA B. Foundation courses (K) Introduction to Linguistics Phonetics and Phonology Introduction to Literature History of English Speaking Countries 09.3.VIII.01.K.01 3 SG2 dr Małgorzata Sokół 09.3.VIII.01.K.06 3 E2 dr Sylwester Jaworski 09.0.VIII.01.K.07 3 SG2 mgr Malwina Degórska VIII.01.K.12 2/3 SG1/E2 dr Joanna Witkowska 11. Study Skills 15.9.VIII.01.K.14 2 SG1 dr Anna Gonerko-Frej C. General education courses (O) 12. Information Technology 11.3.VIII.01.O SG1 13. Latin 09.5.VIII.01.O History of Philosophy 08.1.VIII.01.O.03 3 SG1 E1 mgr Agnieszka Kolasa mgr Damian Budny mgr Konrad Marosek mgr Ewa Woltman dr M Trybowska

7 YEAR TWO : A. Basic courses (P): A1 Practical English 1. Integrated Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.01 2 SG1/SG2;E2 2. Academic Writing 09.0.VIII.01.P.02 2/ 2 SG1/SG2;E2 2. Phonetics 09.0.VIII.01.P.04 2/ 2 SG1/SG2;E2 3. Practical Grammar 09.0.VIII.01.P.05 2/ 2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Monika Skorasińska mgr Tomasz Obiała mgr Barbara Kijek mgr Monika Skorasińska mgr Maria Brenda mgr Adriana Goldman mgr Irina Sklema-Litwin mgr Adriana Goldman mgr Wioleta Szóstak A2 Foreign Language Learning 4. Foreign Language (German) 09.0.VIII.01.O.08 2/ 2 SG1/SG2;E2 dr Jan Styszyński B Foundation courses (K) 5. Introduction to Pragmatics 09.3.VIII.01.K.04 3 SG1 dr Sylwester Jaworski 6. English Literature 09.2.VIII.01.K.08 2/ 4 SG1/E2 dr Julitta Rydlewska 7. Selected Aspects of British Culture 14.6.VIII.01.K.10 3/ 4 SG1/SG2E2 dr Anna Gonerko-Frej 8. Selected Aspects of American Culture 14.6.VIII.01.K.11 2/ 2 SG1/SG2 mgr Anna Łakowicz-Dopiera C. Specialisation courses (translation: T) 9. Translation Theory 09.4.VIII.01.T.01 2/ 2 SG1/E2 dr Tomasz Szutkowski Linguistic and Cultural Aspects of Translation Specialisation lecture Translation exercises 09.4.VIII.01.T.02 2/ 2 SG3/SG4 dr Tomasz Szutkowski 09.4.VIII.01.T.03 2/ 2 SG1/ SG2 prof. Katarzyna Krasoń 09.4.VIII.01.T.04 2/ 2 SG1/SG2 mgr Alina Szwajczuk

8 C1 Specialisation courses (teacher training: N) 13. Psychology 14.4.VIII.01.N.01 2/ 3 SG1/ E2 prof. Sławomira Gruszewska 14. Foreign Language Teaching 09.9.VIII.01.N.03 2/ 3 SG1/ E2 prof. Krystyna Janaszek 15.. Methodology (main specialisation) 09.9.VIII.01.N.04 2/ 2 SG1/ SG2 mgr Wioleta Szóstak 16. Voice Trainig 05.9.VIII.01.N.07 2 SG1 mgr Irena Słota C2 Specialisation courses (additional language: German, Russian, Italian - D) 17. Practical Grammar 09.0.VIII.01.D.1 2/ 2 SG1/ E2 18. Conversation 09.0.VIII.01.D.2 2/ 2 SG1/ E2 19. Writing 09.0.VIII.01.D.3 2/ 2 SG1/ E2 dr Beata Szarota mgr Anna Ochrymowicz dr Anna Pilarski mgr Angelo Sollano mgr J. Tiszenko mgr Anna Niedzielko mgr Lucyna Smędzik Teaching Practice (for those doing teacher training): After semester 2: 90 hours in primary school (main specialisation)

9 YEAR THREE : A. Basic courses (P): A1 Practical English 1.. Academic Writing 09.0.VIII.01.P.02 2 SG1,E1 2.. Practical Grammar 09.0.VIII.01.P.05 2 SG1,E1 dr Weronika Suchacka Cormac Anderson, MA dr Elżbieta Wiścicka/ dr Ewa Glapka 3. Conversation and Listening 09.0.VIII.01.P.06 2 SG1,E1 mgr Barbara Kijek/ mgr Tomasz Obiała A2 Foreign Language Teaching 4. Foreign Language (German) 09.0.VIII.01.O.08 2/ 3 SG1/SG2;E2 dr Jan Styszyński B Foundation courses (K) History of English Language Formal Models of Natural Languages 09.3.VIII.01.K.02 2 SG2 dr Sylwester Jaworski 09.3.VIII.01.K.03 3 SG1 dr Sylwester Jaworski 7. American Literature 09.2.VIII.01.K.09 2 SG1 dr Beata Zawadka 8. Aspects of Language Acquisition 09.3.VIII.01.K.13 4 SG1 dr Patrycja Kaminska C. Specialisation courses (translation: T) 9. Linguistic and Cultural Aspects of Translation 09.4.VIII.01.T.02 2/ 2 SG1/ E2 prof. Katarzyna Krasoń 10. Specialisation lecture 09.4.VIII.01.T.03 2 E1 prof. Katarzyna Krasoń 11. Translation exercises 09.4.VIII.01.T.04 2/ 2 SG1/SG2 mgr Alina Szwajczuk

10 C1 Specialisation courses (teacher training: N) 12. Pedagogy 05.0.VIII.01.N.02 2/ 3 SG1/ E2 dr Lidia Horyń Methodology (main specialisation) Methodology (additional specialisation) 09.9.VIII.01.N.04 3 E1 dr Elżbieta Wiścicka 05.9.VIII.01.N.05 2 SG1 dr Elżbieta Wiścicka 15. Monographic lecture 05.9.VIII.01.N.06 2 SG2 prof. Piotr Sulikowski C2 Specialisation courses (additional language: German, Russian, Italian - D) 16. Practical Grammar 09.0.VIII.01.D.1 2/ 2 SG1/ E2 17. Conversation 09.0.VIII.01.D.2 2/ 2 SG1/ E2 18. Writing 09.0.VIII.01.D.3 2/ 2 SG1/ E2 mgr Monika Gargaś/ mgr Lucyna Smędzik/ dr Anna Pilarski mgr Anna Niedzielko/ mgr Lucyna Smędzik/ dr Anna Porchawka-Mulicka dr Anna Sulikowska/ mgr Lucyna Smędzik/ dr Beata Szarota 19. Monographic lecture 09.0.VIII.01.D.4 2/ 2 SG1/ SG2 prof. Krystyna Janaszek Teaching Practice (for those doing teacher training): After semester 2: 90 hours in gymnasium (junior high school) (60 hours in main specialisation, 30 hours in additional specialisation)

11 BA PART-TIME STUDIES (UNDERGRADUATE) YEAR ONE : A. Basic courses (P): Practical English Integrated Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.01 3/3 SG1/SG2;E2 Academic Writing mgr Aleksandra Tomczak mgr Bartosz Matusiak 09.0.VIII.01.P.02 -/2 SG1/SG2;E2 dr Weronika Suchacka 3. Phonetics 09.0.VIII.01.P.04 2/2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Tomasz Obiała 4. Practical Grammar 09.0.VIII.01.P.05 2/2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Monika Skorasińska 5. Conversation 09.0.VIII.01.P.06 2/2 SG1/SG2;E2 mgr Tomasz Obiała B. Foundation courses (K) B.1 Knowledge about language and communication Introduction to Linguistics Phonetics and Phonology B.2 Knowledge about culture and literature Introduction to Literature Selected elements of British Culture 09.3.VIII.01.K.01 6 SG2 dr Ewa Glapka 09.3.VIII.01.K.06 5 E2 dr Sylwester Jaworski 09.0.VIII.01.K.07 3 SG2 mgr Malwina Degórska 14.6.VIII.01.K.10 3/4 SG1/E2 dr Anna Gonerko-Frej 10. History of English Speaking Countries VIII.01.K.12 2/4 SG1/E2 dr Joanna Witkowska C. General education courses (O) 11. Information Technology 11.3.VIII.01.O SG1 mgr Marcin Ślęczka 12. History of E VIII.01.O.03 5 Philosophy dr M Trybowska Individual work (self-study): Academic Writing: 10 hours Practical Grammar: 10 hours Selected Aspects of British Culture: 15 hours

12 YEAR THREE : A. Basic courses (P): Practical English 1. Integrated Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.01 2/3 SG1/SG2;E2 dr Joanna Sadownik Academic Writing Practical Grammar Conversation 09.0.VIII.01.P.02 2/- SG1/E2 dr Weronika Suchacka 09.0.VIII.01.P.05 2/- SG1/E2 mgr Monika Skorasińska 09.0.VIII.01.P.06 2/- SG1/E2 dr Weronika Suchacka 5. Presentation Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.07 2/- SG1 mgr Irina Skleam-Litwin 6. Language of literature 09.0.VIII.01.P.11 -/4 SG2 mgr Barbara Braid 7. Translation 09.0.VIII.01.P.12 2/- SG1/E2 mgr Alina Szwajczuk Foreign language learning 8. Foreign language: German 09.0.VIII.01.O.08 2/6 SG1/E2 dr Jan C. Styszyński B. Foundation courses (K) B.1 Knowledge about language and communication 9. History of English 09.3.VIII.01.K.02 -/4 SG2 dr Sylwester Jaworski 10.. Contrastive Grammar 09.2.VIII.01.K.21 4/- E1 dr Sylwester Jaworski B.2 Knowledge about culture and literature American Literature British/American Art 09.2.VIII.01.K.09 5/- E1 mgr Barbara Braid 03.1.VIII.01.K.22 -/3 SG2 dr Anna Gonerko-Frej B3. Knowledge about language acquisition and learning 10. Aspects of language acquisition C. General education courses (O) 09.3.VIII.01.K.13 3/- SG1 dr Patrycja Kamińska 11. Latin 09.5.VIII.01.O.02 4/- E1 mgr B. Sokolska Individual work (self-study): Academic Writing: 10 hours Practical Grammar: 5 hours Language of literature: 5 hours Translation: 4 hours Contrastive Grammar: 15 hours

13 MA FULL TIME STUDIES (GRADUATE) YEAR ONE: : A.1 Basic courses (P): Practical English 1. Advanced Language Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.01 4/3 SG1/SG2;E2 2. Writing 09.0.VIII.01.P.02 4/3 SG1/E2 3. Translation of literary and specialist texts mgr Irina Sklema drdr Katarzyna Jaworska- Biskup dr Anna Łakowicz-Dopiera Cordelia Loots-Gollin, BA 09.0.VIII.01.P.08 4/3 SG1/E2 dr Julitta Rydlewska 4. Business English 09.0.VIII.01.P.09 4/3 SG1/E2 mgr Barbara Kijek mgr Bartosz Matusiak 5. Legal English 09.0.VIII.01.P.10 4/- SG1 dr Katarzyna Jaworska-Biskup B. Foundation courses (K) 1. Specialist lecture 09.0.VIII.01.K.16 2/2 SG1/SG2 prof. Hartmut Lutz 2. Conversatorium 09.0.VIII.01.K.17 -/3 -/ SG2 3. Subject seminar 09.0.VIII.01.K.18 4/4 SG1/SG2 4. MA seminar 09.0.VIII.01.K.19 5/5 SG1/SG2 C. Additional subjects prof. Uwe Zagratzki prof. Olga Mołczanowa prof. Hartmut Lutz prof. Olga Mołczanowa prof. Uwe Zagratzki dr Katarzyna Jaworska-Biskup dr Małgorzata Sokól 1. General education subject 09.0.VIII.01.K.20 4/- SG1 prof. Uwe Zagratzki

14 YEAR TWO : A.1 Basic courses (P): Practical English 1. Advanced Language Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.01 4/3 SG1/SG2;E2 dr Anna Łakowicz- Dopiera B. Foundation courses (K) 1. Specialist lecture 09.0.VIII.01.K.16 2/2 SG1/SG2 2. Conversatorium 09.0.VIII.01.K.17 3/3 -/ SG2 3. Subject seminar 09.0.VIII.01.K.18 4/4 SG1/SG2 4. MA seminar 09.0.VIII.01.K.19 5/6 SG1/SG2 prof. Saine Asmus/ prof.hartmut Lutz Cormac Anderson, MA, dr J. Sadownik/ Cormac Anderson, MA, dr Beata Zawadka, prof. Olga Molcznova, dr Małgorzata Sokół, prof. Uwe Zagratzki prof. Sabine Asmus, prof. Olga Molczanova, dr Sylwester Jaworski, prof. Uwe Zagratzki dr Małgorzata Sokółół C. Additional subjects 1. General education subject: World Englishes D. Specialist subjects: teacher training 09.0.VIII.01.K.20 3/- SG1 dr Anna Gonerko-Frej 1. Psychology 14.4.VIII.01.N.01 1/- SG1 prof. Sławomira Gruszewska 2. Pedagogy 05.0.VIII.01.N.02 1/- SG1 prof. Krystyna Janaszek 3. English language teaching 09.9.VIII.01.N.03 -/4 E2 dr Elżbieta Wiścicka 4. Teaching practice -/1 SG2 dr Elżbieta Wiścicka

15 MA PART TIME STUDIES (GRADUATE) YEAR ONE : A.1 Basic courses (P): Practical English 1. Advanced Language Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.01 4/4 SG1/SG2;E2 dr Anna Łakowicz-Dopiera, mgr Monika Skorasińska 2. Writing 09.0.VIII.01.P.02 4/3 SG1/E2 Cormac Anderson, MA 3. Translation of literary and specialist texts 09.0.VIII.01.P.08 4/3 SG1/E2 mgr Alina Szwajczuk 4. Business English 09.0.VIII.01.P.09 4/3 SG1/E2 mgr Bartosz Matusiak 5. Legal English 09.0.VIII.01.P.10 4/- SG1 B. Foundation courses (K) 1. Specialist lecture 09.0.VIII.01.K.16 4/- SG1/- dr Ewa Glapka 2. Conversatorium 09.0.VIII.01.K.17 -/5 -/ SG2 4. MA seminar 09.0.VIII.01.K.19 8/8 SG1/SG2 dr Katarzyna Jaworska-Biskup, mgr Bartosz Matusiak Cordelia Loots-Gollin/ dr Weronika Suchacka dr Julitta Rydlewska, dr Beata Zawadka, dr Patrycja Kamińska, dr Małgorzata Sokól

16 MA PART TIME STUDIES (GRADUATE) YEAR TWO : A.1 Basic courses (P): Practical English 1. Advanced Language Skills 09.0.VIII.01.P.01 2/- SG1/SG2;E2 B. Foundation courses (K) mgr Tomasz Obiała, dr Małgorzata Sokół 1. Specialist lecture 09.0.VIII.01.K.16 4/4 SG1/SG2 dr Weronika Suchacka 2. Conversatorium 09.0.VIII.01.K.17 5/5 SG1/ SG2 dr Anna Łakowicz Dopiera/ dr Ewa Glapka/ Cormac Anderson, MA 4. MA seminar 09.0.VIII.01.K.19 8/9 SG1/SG2 dr Julitta Rydlewska, dr Beta Zawadka, dr Patrycja Kamińska