ERASMUS +/MOBILITY (EXCHANGE STUDENTS)

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Coordinator of the Faculty of Philosophy and History for Erasmus + (Students Service Office, 27 a Aleksander Kamiński St., room 01)

Tuesday:

Assistance for incoming students participating in Erasmus+ and Mobility programs (Student Service Office, 27 a Aleksander Kamiński St., room 03)

Philosophy (address: Institute of Philosophy, 3/5 William H. Lindley St.)

Plato and Aristotle on Liberty (prof. Marek Gensler), Monday 12.00 - 13.30, room 301
Essentialism and Constructivism in Feminism (prof. Joanna Papiernik), regarding the class schedule, please contact Professor J. Papiernik (joanna.papiernik@filhist.uni.lodz.pl)
Philosophers about women – discussions from antiquity to the 20th century (prof. Joanna Papiernik), regarding the class schedule, please contact Professor J. Papiernik
Women in the History of Philosophy (prof. Joanna Papiernik), Wednesday, 10.15 – 11:45, room 306
Jürgen Habermas und der Begriff der kommunikativen Vernunf (prof. Andrzej Kaniowski), Tuesday, 12:00-13:30, room 316

History of art (address: Institute of History of art, 65 Gabriel Narutowicz St.)

Revitalisation, urban regeneration and adaptive reuse of historical architecture (dr Błażej Ciarkowski) Tuesday, 17.15 - 18.45, room 212

History (address: Institute of History, 27 a Aleksander Kamiński 27 St.)

European city in the 19th and 20th centuries. An introduction (prof. Kamil Śmiechowski), Monday 15.30-17.00, room 12
The economic history of Poland in the 20th century (dr Marcin Szymański), Wednesday 10.15-11.45, room 12
A history of beer and beer brewing in Poland (dr Marcin Szymański), Wednesday 12.00-13.30, room 12
The Hidden lives of Victorian Society (mgr Iwona Lilly), Tuesday 15.30-17.00, room 12
Historia de Europa Centro-Oriental en el siglo XX (dr Bartosz Kaczorowski), Wednesday 13.45-15.15, room 12
Polonia y España: cercanas a pesar de la distancia (dr Bartosz Kaczorowski), Wednesday 15.30-17.00, room 12
History of the British Empire in ballads, hymns and folk songs (dr Antonina Pawłowska), Wednesday 8.30-10.00, room 12

Archaeology (address: Institute of History of art, 65 Gabriel Narutowicz St.)

Late Pleistocene hunter-gatheres in the “mammoth steppe” (dr Marcel Bartczak), Wednesday 14:00-15:30