general information on the Institute :

52, Grodzka Street, 31-044 Cracow
tel. (012) 422-21-29
(012) 422-71-11 , ex. 137
fax (012) 430-20-99
www - is.phils.uj.edu.pl.

A basic unit of the programme is a course lasting one term. The Programme Commission decides about the form of its realisation (a lecture, classes, a tutorial, a seminar , a laboratory) as well as about the amount of hours.

The Institute of Sociology offers three types of courses :

1. canon and obligatory courses
2. courses permanently offered by the Institute
3. optional (facultative) courses

The students are obliged to chose the courses during two weeks from the date of beginning classes. At the beginning of the term each application is registered in The Register of Courses and in the individual application cards. In justified cases the students have also the right to chose courses which are not conducted by the Institute. However there is no possibility to attend only one part of proposed classes (for example only a lecture if the programme includes also classes).

The Institute of Sociology offers the following specialisations :

• a social work
• the studies on Europe
• the sociology of economy and marketing researches

An academic year is a credit period. Obtaining the credit for a year of study ,each student is obliged to gather the determined previously number of scores . The scores are accumulated. The crediting scores are as follows :

I year - minimum 40 scores (ECTS 60)

II year - minimum 80 scores (ECTS 120) * ( total number for I and II year)

III year - minimum 120 scores (ECTS 180)

IV year - minimum 160 scores (ECTS240)

V year - minimum 200 scores (ECTS 300)

Studying abroad can be a particularly valuable experience, it is not only the best way of knowing other countries, languages, cultures and views but what is more it has increasing influence on the scientific and professional career. Respecting the period of studying abroad and the foreign universities’ diplomas is the necessary condition of creating “Europe without borders” in the area of education and training, in which students and teachers could move without any problems. The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) was developed for this purpose as well as for improving procedures and broader respecting studies abroad.

- ECTS guarantees respecting studies abroad by a mother university,

- ECTS allows taking part in the regular classes together with all students, what makes easier bringing all benefits from a full participation in students’ life of the entertaining university. This feature of ECTS distinguishes it among various programmes of students’ departures.

- ECTS allows the continuation of studies abroad. A student can decide to stay at the entertaining university after assumed previously period of stay or even change the university. Universities decide if they accept this fact and describe also the conditions which the student has to fulfil to obtain the diploma or to change the university.

The ECTS scores are the numerical values (ranged from 1 to 60) matched with an individual subject basing on the amount of work which a student must do if wants to gain the credit. They reflect the amount of work demanded by each subject against total amount of work which each student is obliged to do for completing the full academic year of study at the particular university. In ETCS range the amount of work demanded during whole academic year is 60 scores, for the term usually 30 and for the trimester - 20 scores. The ECTS credits are the relative but not the absolute measure of work amount demanded from a student. They determine the part of total work which is needed in a given academic year falling to the subject at the university or institute or department matching these scores. The score system ECTS assures reasonable - taking into consideration the amount of work- the selection of classes programme during studies at another university. The ECTS scores are matched with individual courses and they are given to these students who successfully completed the mentioned above courses, fulfilling assumed previously demands.

Results obtained after completing the course are usually expressing in the form of grades. Many various systems of marking exist in Europe. The scale of ECTS grades was implemented to make the transmission of marks given to students easier for universities.

However, it does not replace the individual scales of grades being obligatory at the others universities. Universities decide themselves in what way the ECTS grades system relates to their own system of marking.

Each student is obliged to credit at least one training-researching camp. Detailed information on offered courses will be announced in the middle of the II term. Scores obtaining for the courses are as follows :

7-days camp - 3 (ECTS 4,5)

10-days camp - 4 (ECTS 6)

14-days camp - 5 (ECTS 7,5)

lasting more than 14-days 6 (ECTS 9)

The Institute of Sociology introduces this year the experimental programme Edukacja dla Rozwoju Aktywności Obywatelskiej (ERA-O ; Education for the Civil Activity Development). This programme is based on the programme CASE (Citizenship and Service Education) conducted by Rutgers University (the U.S.A) .The participants face real problems existing in the contemporary society, familiarise the ways of solutions. The students have an opportunity to develop their own interpersonal abilities and professional skills.

Detailed information can be obtain from Ms. Maria Bocheńska - Seweryn, M.Sc.

Studium Pedagogiczne Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego

(The Pedagogic Studies of The Jagiellonian University)

31-007 Cracow, 3, Wiślna Street, II floor,

tel. 422-94-50

The Director of Studies : Kazimiera Pacławska , Ph.D.

The diploma of The Studies entitles to teaching at all types of schools (according to the decree of The Ministry of Education , 10 October 1991). The course consists of :

• Psychology 90 hours
• Pedagogics 90 hours
• Detailed Didactic 90 hours.

[0.0] CANON AND OTHER OBLIGATORY CLASSES

Course no : 01

number of scores for the course : 7 ECTS scores :10,5

60 hours lecture and 60 hours tutorial

the lecturers : Marek Kucia Ph.D. (the lecture) Dariusz Niedźwiecki Ph.D. Stanisław Marmuszewski M. Sc. Artur Staniszewski M.Sc. Bartłomiej Lessaer M.Sc.

The date : first term, the lecture : the date as well as the place will be announced at the beginning of the term

tutorial : Monday , 8.00-9.30, 9.30-11.00, 15.30-17.00, lecture hall no. 55; Tuesday 11.30-13.00 lecture hall no. 62; Thursday 13.30-15.00, lecture hall no. 13; Friday 12.30-14.00, 14.00-15.30 lecture hall no. 55 and 13.00-14.30 lecture hall no 61.

(The number of conversation groups will depend on number of students).

Credit conditions for the course : written project, test exam

The entrance conditions : any

Description of the course : the aim of the course is to introduce students to the discipline which they chose as the subject of their study. The lecture presents sociology as the academic discipline as well as the domain of science, issues covered by sociology as well as used concepts ; research approaches applied in sociology, orientations and the most important theoretical trends in the history of sociology and the contemporary sociology, the main methods applied in the sociological researches. During the tutorial are discussed the works on character, function and the way of sociology application and the works presenting sociological theories and researches relating various spheres of the social reality.

Course no : 02

number of scores for the course : 6 ECTS scores :9

60 hours lecture and 60 hours tutorial

the lecturers : Prof. Piotr Sztompka (the lecture) Krzysztof Matuszek Ph.D.

the date : the first term, the lecture : Tuesday 9.00 - 10.30, the place will be announced at the beginning of the term

tutorial : Tuesday 12.00-13.30 and 13.30 - 15.00 lecture hall no. 61; Wednesday 11.00-12.30 lecture hall no 61, Thursday 10.30-12.00 and 12.00-13.30 lecture hall no 13, Friday 13.00-14.30 , lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : written exam (essay dealing with one of five offered topics)

The entrance conditions : any

Description of the course : the aim of this course is to familiarise students with works of these classics of the XIX century sociology and the beginning of the XX century sociology whose conceptions still survive and are alive in the modern sociology. The object of these analysis will be the theories of society and the methods of conducting sociological researches presented by eight authors ; A. Comte, H. Spenser, K. Marks, M.Weber, G. Simmel, E. Durkheim, C. Cooley and F. Zanecky

Course no : 03

number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

45 hours tutorial

the lecturers : Marian Niezgoda Ph.D., Jerzy B. Sobczak Ph.D., Tadeusz Sozański Ph.D.

the date : the first term

13. Niezgoda Ph.D. : Friday 9.00-11.15 , lecture hall no. 60

J.B. Sobczak Ph.D. : Thursday 10.45 - 13.00 , lecture hall no. 55

20. Sozański Ph.D. Wednesday 11.30-13.15, lecture hall no. 55

Credit conditions for the course : preparing of 3 written projects, written exam

The entrance conditions : completed course on the introduction to sociology

The description of the course : basic task of this course is to bring closer the issues relating to preparation to the sociological empirical researches. That is the reason why during the classes

will be discussed the problems of methodological peculiarity of humanistic and social domains of science , theoretical and methodological orientations in sociology and their consequences for the process of preparation and realisation of the empirical researches. The most typical methods and searching procedures will be characterised generally. The monographic researches, the comparative searches , the biographical method, the method of content analysis, observation, an interview, a panel, polling, an experiment. Basing on this background the issues connected with building the concept web, building hypothesis, operationalization of variables, building the searching tools, selection of sources, the rules of community selection suitable for researches will be analysed .

Course no : 04

number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

Marian Niezgoda Ph.D.: Friday 9.00-11.15, lecture hall no. 61

Jerzy Sobczak Ph.D. : Tuesday , 10.30-12.45, , lecture hall no. 55

Tadeusz Sozański Ph.D.: Tuesday, 10.30-12.45, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course: preparing 3 written projects, an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course “Methods of sociological researches”

Description of the course : the basic task of the course is to make closer technical aspects of sociological researches . That is the direct cause of focusing on designing researches considering the application of various researching methods , creation specific suitable for them tools (categorising keys, scale, sociometrical tests, the observation schemes). Very important part of the course is presentation of ways of analysis on collected empirical material, making the code instruction, computer data bases for particular researches, procedures of statistic estimation, data presentation, rules concerning making the research reports.

Course no : 05

Number of scores for the course : 6 ECTS scores :9

30 hours lecture and 60 hours tutorial

the lecturers : Grażyna Skąpska Ph.D.(the lecture)

Kaja Gadowska M.Sc., Andrzej Bukowski Ph.D., Stanisław Marmuszewski M.Sc.

the date : the first term, the lecture : Thursday9.00-10.30 , lecture hall no. 13

tutorial: Monday 8.00-9.30, 9.30-11.00, 11.00-12.30, lecture hall no 62

Tuesday 8.00-9.30, lecture hall no 55, , Wednesday 8.00-9.30, lecture hall no 55, 8.30-10.00, lecture hall no. 62

Credit conditions for the course : written project, an exam

The entrance conditions : completed the following courses ‘Introduction to sociology’ and ‘“The history of sociology’

Description of the course : the aim of this course is to familiarise students with the newest trends of the sociological thought. Within the confines of the lecture will be presented the conceptions concerning the main dilemmas of sociological theory; social activity, and social system , determinism and indeterminism of social development, the rationality of choice as well as the problems of social order in the aspect of the newest sociological thought. Within the confines of exercises the particular emphasis will be place on problems relating paradigms changes in sociological theories with relation to issue of contemporary society.

Course no : 06

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

the lecturer : Prof. Jacek Szmatka (the lecture), Joanna Heidtman M.Sc., Kinga Wisieńska M.Sc.

The date : the first term, lecture :Monday 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 60

classes : Monday 8.00-10.00, lecture hall no 60, Tuesday 15.00-16.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course “The introduction to sociology”

description of the course :the aim of this course is presentation of theoretical conceptions explaining people ‘s behaviour in groups as well as the group processes. Discussed also will be the classical categories of small social structures analysis (role, status, liking, power, leadership) applied in psychosociological and sociological theories on group dynamics. More detailed will be discussed also theories included in the researching tradition connected with the concept of group processes (the elementary theory, the theory of status characteristic).

Course no : 07

Number of scores for the course : 6 ECTS scores :9

60 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Jacek Wasilewski (the lecture), Zbigniew Drąg Ph.D., Maciej Kopczyński M.Sc.

The initial conditions : completed courses as follows “Introduction to sociology” and “The history of sociology”, unconditional enrolment to the second year of study.

The date : the second term, the lecture : Wednesday 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 61 and Thursday 14.30-16.00 lecture hall no 13

classes :Monday 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 55 and 60

Tuesday : 12.00-13.30, lecture hall no 61 and 13.30-15.00, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course :written project on a subject agreed with the lecturers, test exam

Description of the course: the aim of the course is to familiarise students with chosen issues coming into traditionally in the range of the theory of great social structures. The subject matter of Marxist and Weber’s as well as elitism tradition in social structure analysis will be discussed within the confines of the lecture, together with its the most important contemporary continuations covering also the analysis among others R.Dahendorf’s , L.Warner’s, F.Parkin’s conception. The course is focused on the class, stratification and elitism approaches. During the classes basic dimensions of macrostructural diversity of society will be discussed, basing on literature presenting the most important conceptions of the world sociology or presenting the Polish proposals in this range together with contemporary empirical analysis.

Course no : 08

Number of scores for the course :

I year students : 6 ECTS scores :9

II and III year students :4 ECTS scores :6

60 hours during I and II term

The tutorial is devoted to creating the individual programme of study as well as the skill in more advanced studying. The initial makeup of these tutorial groups is settled from above.

Course no : 0.9

Number of scores for the course : 8 ECTS scores : 12

60 hours during I and II term

Sociological pro-seminars are given by the independent research workers employed in The Institute of Sociology basing on their own programmes. They are intended for IV year students, and their basic functions are tutorial’s continuation. List of persons giving the pro-seminars in particular academic year could be found in the Book of Courses in which students register their enrolments.

Course no : 0.10

Number of scores for the course : 20 ECTS scores : 30

The date : the date and the place in which the seminars will take place will be agreed by the persons conducting the seminars with their participants.

Conditions of completing the course: master’s seminars aim is preparing for the master’s final thesis. They lead students towards the final master exam and finishing study.

The entrance conditions : the seminars are in a fact given to these students of sociology , who have already started the V year of study (so it means they gathered

the necessary amount of scores ). In particular circumstances the participants of the seminars could become also these students, who gathered this necessary amount of scores even though their period of study is shorter than previously assumed.

Andrzej Flis Ph.D.

“The European Culture” and “The comparative study of cultures”

Prof. Krzysztof Frysztacki

“The municipal study” and “The issue of the applied sociology and social work”

Prof. Janusz Goćkowski

“Look-sees and sights of the world (sociology and the anthropology of knowledge); tradition and utopia”

Krzysztof Gorlach Ph.D.

“The state and society in the time of social processes globalisation”

Assistant Prof. Jan Jerschina

“The application of sociology in marketing researches”

Assistant Prof. Lucjan Kocik

“The sociology of a family”, “The sociology of a country and local societies” as well as “ The problems of ecological awareness”

Prof. Hieronim Kubiak

“Continuity and change in social life, the international relationship, nations - states, power and political behaviours, religiosity”

Prof. Zdzisław Mach

“Culture and social identity”

Assistant Prof. Marian Niezgoda

“Media and education in the process of transformations”

Krystyna Romaniszyn Ph.D.

“Migration in the age of ethnicity globalisation and revival”

Grażyna Skąpska Ph.D.

The social aspects of broadening The European Union”

(pro-seminar and seminar)

Krystyna Slany Ph.D.

“The sociology of sex, marriage and family” as well as “The migration processes”

Prof. Jacek Szmatka

“The group processes : exchange, power and conflict”

Prof. Piotr Sztompka

“The social traumatology . Negative results caused by fast social changes”

(pro-seminar and seminar)

Jacek Wasilewski Ph.D.

“Determinants and consequences of system transformation”

Course no. : 0.11

number of scores : 4 or 5 ECTS scores : 6 or 7,5

The students who are interested in learning foreign languages can attend English language course organised and given by Studium Praktycznej Nauki Języków Obcych UJ. (The College of Practical Study of Foreign Languages of The Jagiellonian University). The details will be announced at the beginning of a academic year by mentioned above college.

Course no : 0.12

Number of scores for the course : 4 or 5 ECTS scores :6 or 7,5

The ways of realising foreign languages courses chosen by students are settled by Studium Praktycznej Nauki Języków Obcych (The College of Practical Study of Foreign Languages of The Jagiellonian University).

Course no : 0.13

Number of scores for the course : 4 , 4, 5 (or eventually 6)

ECTS scores :4,5,6; 7,5 (or eventually 9)

45, 60 or 75 hours of field exercises (or eventually more)

The person giving the course : persons conducting particular camps will be pointed out during the academic year 1999/2000.

The date : mainly the period of holidays, the particular camps will be held

in various days, the exact date will be announced later.

Credit conditions for the course : realisation of all commissioned works

The initial conditions ; the limited number of participants, the precedence have students of older years of study who have not completed the obligatory camp.

Course no. : 0.14

Physical education classes for I year students

women - Thursday, 10.30-12.00

men - Thursday, 10.30-12.00

information on the place will be announced at the beginning of the term.

Course no. : 1.1.1.

Number of scores for the course:3 ECTS scores:4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Janusz Radwan-Pragłowski Ph.D.

Credit conditions : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of sociology

Description of the course : the history of sociology in Poland from its early beginnings in the 80-ties of XIX century up to the first half of our century. The overview of conceptions with particular emphasising on its existing logical continuity , connected with basic problems related with it i.e. culture, nation and state.

Course no. : 1.1.2.

Number of scores for the course :3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Janusz Radwan-Pragłowski Ph.D.

The date : II term, Monday, 12.30-14.00, lecture hall no. 61

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the Polish social thought from the Renaissance to the birth of sociology in the second half of XIX century : the overview of conceptions. The relationships between the character and the political situation of our society and the essence and the structure of social thought.

Course no. : 1.2.1.

Number of scores : 5(the tutorial given by Krzysztof Matuszka Ph.D -course no.1.1.1. - is included) ECTS scores :7,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer: Prof. Piotr Sztompka

The date : II term, Tuesday 9.00-10.30 , lecture hall no. 61

Credit conditions for the course : participation in simultaneous tutorial given by Krzysztof Matuszka Ph.D. , a written exam in the form of essay on one topic chosen from among 5.

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology as well as The history of sociology.

Description of the course : this course presents the classical conceptions of social changes, contemporary interpretations of the historical materialism , the importance of idea in history, problems of social movements as the factors having influence on historical changes, the problems of charisma and heroism as the factors of changes, the theory of revolution.

Course no. : 1.2.2.

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores : 3

45 hours tutorial ( connected with the lecture given by Prof. Piotr Sztompka titled : The theories of social change) - course 1.2.1.)

The lecturer : Krzysztof Matuszek

The date : II term, Friday, 11.30-13.45, lecture hall no. 60

Credit conditions : a written project

The entrance conditions : completed courses of Introduction to sociology and The history of sociology

Description of the course : comprehending history and explanation applied in history. Forms of prospecting and the traditional models of historical changeability ; the theories of degeneration, cyclic theories , the theories of progress. The ancient thought. Providentialism. Moralism and Messianism in historiophilosophy. Evolutionism Neoevolutionism and sociobiology. The sociological theories of cycles. Dialectic vision of history. Catastrophism and Heroism. The contemporary catholic historiosophy . Structuralism, the archaeology of knowledge and psychohistory. The theory of becoming society. Mechanism of changes and the theories of social movements.

Course no. : 1.3.

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer: Prof. Hieronim Kubiak

The date : I term, Tuesday, 9.00-10.30, lecture hall no. 60

Credit conditions for the course : reading seven suggested reading materials (precisely chosen from the provided reading list, one position for each thematic group), oral exam.

The entrance conditions : completed courses of Introduction to sociology and The history of sociology

Description of the course : the lecture focuses on general-theoretical sociology of power issue. It treats power as the particular type of social relations and interprets also : peculiar features of power wonder (under micro- and macrostructural conditions), typologies of power, the relationships between power and types of personality and political structure, political systems , the institutions and elite of power, as well as the phenomenon determined as pathology of power.

Course no. : 1.4.

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Prof. Hieronim Kubiak

The date: II term, Tuesday, 9.00-10.30, lecture hall no.60

Credit conditions for the course : the lecture participation, chosen reading materials reading (minimum one for each thematic group of the lecture ), an oral exam

The entrance conditions : completed courses of Introduction to sociology and The history of sociology

Description of the course : this course is devoted to analysis of chosen issue of the sociology of politics , particularly : the essence of politics, the individual political behaviours, collective entity of political life ( social movements, political parties, groups of deals , pressure groups - lobbies ), the process of forming and evolution of political party systems, election procedures, state bureaucracy , political ideologies , public opinion, political culture and sociotechnique of negotiation.

Course no. 1.5

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

45 hours lecture

The lecturer : Krzysztof Matuszek

The date : II term, Tuesday, 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no. 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project, an exam

The entrance conditions : completed courses of Introduction to sociology and The history of sociology

Description of the course :historicism as the theoretical - methodological orientation in considerations state. The subject matter of state in the history of social thought. Disputes on genesis and the role of the state. The state bureaucracy as the group of power. The phenomenon of historical process etatisme. Laissez faire , fascism, the state socialism (communism) the state, controlled capitalism, conservative liberalism, military regimes in the countries if the Third World countries. Social pluralism and democracy. The positive conditions of democracy and arguments against democracy. The “statecreating” problems in the post-communistic countries.

Course no. 1.6.1

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer: Grażyna Skąpska , Ph.D. (the lecture), Jarosław Kadyło

Classes: Monday , 10.30-12.00 , lecture hall no. 55

The credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed courses of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : this course is thought as the introduction to issues of cultural conditions of law in the category of social phenomenon. Within confines of the course law is considered as the one of the most fundamental element influencing on “The world of life” reaching with its roots in the systems of believes, customs, cultural mentalities, basic ideas relating law in Western civilisation (the idea of law formally rational development by Max Weber as well as pragmatic and empirical, Anglo-Saxon ideas on the subject of law) will be analysed within the range. The relationships between state and religion (the Judaistic law, the Muslim law of shariat ) together with ideas linking law with communities relationships (Eastern civilisations, particularly Asian )will be presented. The Polish cultural-legal heritage will be analysed in the aspect of cutting off the civilisation influences. Basic legal cultures will be discussed basing on the example of fundamental legal concepts.

Course no. 1.6.2.

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

45 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Dimtch Hristov Tourdanov Ph.D. (Bulgaria)

The date : II term, Thursday, 8.30 -10.45, lecture hall no. 55

Credit conditions for the course :an oral report or a written project

The entrance conditions : working knowledge of English is necessary, the participation in the course of The sociology of law will be welcome

Description of course :the aim of the proposed course is to interpret some of the main notions of the theory of politics and political sociology as well as their change caused by the European Integration. Most important in this course is to explain the ideas of nation state sovereignty , the legitimacy of the institutions of the European Union as well as the question if an European constitution is possible.

Course no. : 1.7

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Jerz B. Sobczak Ph.D. (the lecture), Andrzej Bukowski Ph.D.

The date : II term, the lecture : Thursday, 10.30-12.00, lecture hall no. 55

Classes: Wednesday , 13.30 - 15.00, lecture hall no. 62

Credit conditions for the course : a written project, an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of The introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the aim of the course is to familiarise students with main achievements of world and the Polish sociology of organisation both with the output in the range of researches relating organisations. The lecture will be devoted to the presentation of the fundamental , theoretical trends of contemporary sociology of organisation as well as the contraventions and proposals of their solutions existing in this sub discipline. The classes will focus on the chosen issues relating the methodology of researches applied for organisations.

Course no. : 1.8

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

60 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Krystyna Kluzowa , Ph.D., Krystyna Slany Ph.D.

The date : I term, Tuesday 8.30-10.00, lecture hall no. 62 and Thursday , 8.30-10.00 , lecture hall no. 62

Credit conditions for the course : a written project, an exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the aim of these classes is to familiarise students with basic concepts and methods of demography as well as presentation populous problems of contemporary world and Poland, particularly social conditions and the results of natural people’s migration processes, social-demographic structures as well as issues connected with populous policy.

Course no.: 1.9

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours lecture, 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Assistant Professor Lucjan Kocik (the lecture), Katarzyna Ornacka M.Sc.

The date : I term, Wednesday, 9.30-11.00, lecture hall no. 55

classes, Tuesday, 12.30-14.00, lecture hall no. 55

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the analysis of concepts connected with a family as well as characteristic of situations in which they came into being. The place of a family in the history of social thought and sociology. Universal features, functions and the importance of a family. The sociological approaches of a family : a group, an institution, a system. Functions of a family as well as contraventions arising with their extraction. Religious and ideological rationalisations of the institutional features of a family. A family as the object and entity of social processes. Processes of disinstutionalisation of a family and their social - cultural as well as legal consequences. New trends, conceptions and approaches in the sociology of a family. The importance of a family in the situation of globalisation and “Mac Donalidisation” of society. The values of a family life - the personalistic perspective.

Course no . : 1.10

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Assistant Professor Lucjan Kocik

The date : I term, Wednesday, 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no. 62

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the aim of this course is presentation of the fundamental problems of the Polish country and agriculture in the perspective of globalisation and coming soon integration with the European Union. This course (although autonomic) is the first part of the cycle devoted to issues connected with country and agriculture. In a such sense the course is the introduction to proposed in I term by Krzysztof Gorlach Ph.D. dealing with the subject of rural areas and agrarian systems in contemporary world in the face of globalisation processes.

(Participation in the course enables one to take part in ERA -O)

Course no . : 1.11

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4,5

30 hours classes

The lecturer : Krzysztof Gorlach, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Monday, 14.00-15.30, lecture hall no. 62

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of The sociology of a country or eventually The history of sociology

Description of the course : the aim of this course is to present the fundamental problems of a country and agriculture in the world in the perspective of globalisation. This course (although autonomic ) is the continuation of the cycle devoted the issues connected with a country and agriculture and in this sense is the completion of the proposed by Assistant Professor Lucjan Kocik course on the subject of the Polish country and agriculture problems.

Course no. : 1.12

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

The lecturer : Prof. Krzysztof Fryszacki (the lecture), Małgorzata Leśniak Ph.D.

The date : II term, the lecture, Thursday, 25.00-16.30, lecture hall no. 61

Classes : Wednesday, 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no. 62

Credit conditions for the course : credit project during the classes, an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the aim of these classes is presentation and discussion on the municipal plots in theories, researches and sociology applications. Conceptions of the ecological school (Chicagoan) , studies on local societies, “new” conceptions of the sociology of a city will be particularly taken into consideration. The object of these dissertations will be also interdisciplinary of the municipal subject matter. Basing on this background will appear questions about the elements of municipal reality , the principles of its functioning, solution municipal problems and municipal ways of life optimisation.

(Participation in the course enables one to take part in ERA -O)

Course no. : 1.13

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Prof. Zdzisław Mach (the lecture), Maciej Lubaś Ph.D.

The date : I term, the lecture, Monday, 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no. 61, the date and place of classes will be announced at the beginning of the term.

Credit conditions for the course : a written project, an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : this course is intended for all students of sociology as well as other majors, who are interested in social anthropology. The topic of the lecture are basic issues for the social and cultural anthropology. However, it is not a primary, elementary course but rather the overview of basic problems being fundamental for the development of scientific domain : concepts, theoretical, methodological and ethic dilemmas. The theoretical matters are presented basing on the example of the main trends in the history of anthropology. Students who would like to reach credit scores for the credit the course will be asked for writing an essay (about 2500-300 words) on chosen topic.

Course no. :1.14

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecture : Mariola Flis , Ph.D.

The date : I term , Tuesday 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no. 62

Credit conditions for the course : an oral exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the course is devoted to issue of culture as the common research area for philosophy, sociology and social anthropology. The morphology of culture : sign, symbol, myth, metaphor are particularly emphasised. Genesis of symbolic culture in works by Nietsche and Freud. Semiotic of culture in the perspective of Chomsky’s grammar and “the empire of signs” by Barthes. The hermeneutic tradition .Ricouer and Gadamer.

Course no.: 1.15

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours lecture - tutorial

The lecture : Andrzej Potocki , Ph.D.

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : an oral exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the aim of this course is presenting the sociology of religion as a type of detailed sociology and the branch of knowledge about religions . he sociological understanding of religion and religiosity as well as peculiarity of research workshop of the religion sociologist will be discussed ( Church, sect, order, diocese, parish, the religious movement, the religious societies) as well as - in the light of results of researches - characteristic of Polish religious situation and conditions having influence on it.

Course no : 1.16

Number of scores for the course :4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Kazimierz Bujak Ph.D.

The date : I term, Tuesday , 10.30-12.00, lecture hall no 60

Classes : Thursday, 11.30 - 13.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project , an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of The introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the aim of this course is to familiarise students with basic issues of the sociology of education, looking through from the perspective of the structure of educating society. Connecting, characteristic for the systematic course , the general subject matters , the theoretical and methodological issues with the analysis of particular social phenomenon, being the parts of contemporary and historical reality of the Polish society , is the feature of the course. The subject matter of this course covers among others issues of the structure and character of social process of education as well as basic problems and categories connected with them. The problems of the educating society and its institution. The issues of relationship between the education and the social structure as well as the processes of a social change. The issues relating the education and the educational changes , with particular emphasising on the changes relating the Polish educational system.

Course no : 1.17

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Marian Niezgoda, Ph.D. (the lecture), Dorota Żuchowska , M.Sc.

The date : II term, the time and the place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions of the course : a written project, an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of The Introduction of sociology

Description of the course : the basic aim of these classes is familiarise students with the most important elements of the theory of communication, the analysis of the communication process as well as presentation of the most important trends in researches relating mass communication. The particular emphasis will be placed not on the history but on the analysis of mass media function in changing society, their relationship with culture, politics, economy and education. The classes will widen the analysis of chosen problems, being in this way a kind of completion of the lecture.

Course no : 1.18

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours ;lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Małgorzata Leśniak Ph.D., Lucjan Miś, Ph.D.

The date : I term, the lecture : Wednesday : 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no 60

Classes : Wednesday, 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : report during the classes, an oral exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the course can be treated as the independent didactic unit or as the introduction to the detailed classes in the range of a social work module. Within the confines of the lecture the theoretical issues ( the definition of social problems, the analysis of contemporary social matters reasons)as well as issues relating the practical application of the sociological knowledge will be discussed. Additional some of the elements of a social work as the institutionalised reaction to the social problems will be presented. During the classes students will be familiarised, in the systematic way, with the most important social matters taking place in the contemporary Polish society

( alcoholism, violence in a family, drug addiction, poverty, mental deviation etc. ) together with the functioning of communities and institutions trying to solve these problems.

Course no : 1.19

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

45 hours of lecture - tutorial

The lecturer : Małgorzata Leśniak , Ph.D.

The date : II term, Wednesday : 9.00-11.15, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written project and a test exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of The Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the basic aim of these classes is undertaking and discussing the theoretical , empirical and practical aspects of these social phenomenon , which we determine as the deviation, disorganisation and the social pathology. The issues presented within the confines of the course cover also systematic presentation of the deviating behaviours theory as well as the monographic approaches of individual types of “social pathology” phenomenon,

typical for the Polish society and characteristic for Cracow - prostitution, drug addiction, youth subculture, the organised crime etc. In addition to the students of the course will know the basic concepts from the range of criminology, criminalistics and victimology.

((Participation in the course enables one to take part in ERA -O)

Course no : 1.20

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Prof. Jacek Szmatka 9the lecturer), Joanna Heidtman M.Sc., Kinga Wysieńska M.Sc.

The date : II term : Tuesday , 10.00-12.30, lecture hall no 61

Classes : Thursday, 9.00-10.30 and 10.30-12.00, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course :within the confines of the course students will know the following issues : the main theoretical approaches of the psychology of interpersonal behaviours, attitudes and their changes, the interaction in small groups, the elements of the environmental psychology, methods used in interaction researching, the interpersonal communication.

Course no : 1.21

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Jan Skoczyński , Ph.D., (the lecture), Piotr Bartula , Ph.D.

The date : I term, the lecture : Monday 8.30-10.00, lecture hall no 61

Tutorial : Wednesday 15.30-17.00, an exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the main task of this course is to familiarise students with basic philosophical categories ( the theory of being, cognition, values). These categories are presented in the diachronic systems, what makes easier doing the epochs’ overview, as well as trends and phenomenon of the history of philosophy. The course will be broaden with the elements of the social philosophy. Within the confines of tutorial will be done the analysis of chosen philosophical texts.

Course no : 1.22

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Prof. Janusz Beksiak ( the lecture), Jadwiga Kłapkowska , Ph.D., Adam Krawiec Ph.D.

The date : I term, the lecture/ classes interchangeable once for two weeks :

Monday : , 9.30-11.00, llecture hall no 60, and wednesday, 8.30-10.00, lecture hall no 60

Classes : Monday , 15.00-15.30, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : a written exam (I date), an oral exam (II date)

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the course is focused on the description and explanation the economical phenomenon from the microeconomics range such as : the economical choice, exchange and market, market and prices, the theory of consumer and the entrepreneur behaviour , competition and monopoly , the market of producing factors and the income division as well as the issues of balance and their usefulness for the analysis of market activity.

Course no : 1.23

Number of scores : 4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Prof. Janusz Beksiak (the lecture), Jadwiga kłapkowska Ph.D., Adam Krawiec Ph.D.

The date : II term, the lecture/ classes interchangeable , once for two weeks:

Monday : 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 60 and Wednesday 8.30 -10.00, lecture hall no 60

Classes : Tuesday, 15.00-16.30, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : a written exam (I date), an oral exam (II date)

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : it is the systematic lecture describing the activity of contemporary market economy supplemented with the discussion the individual problems connected with the transformation process from the economy controlled centrally to the market economy.

Course no : 1.24

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4.5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Krystyna Slany , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Thursday, 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of The Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the lecture covers the analysis of rules and instruments of the social policy. The dilemma of social policy will be analysed through the comparison of the institutional forms and instruments of social policy as well as matched with them results. The issues of chosen problems like : social protection, the policy of health protection, a family policy and others will be discussed.

(Participation in the course enables one to take part in ERA -O)

Course no: 1.25

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4.5

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer: Tadeusz Sozański Ph.D.

The date : I term, Monday 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 49

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the tutorial enables the students of sociology familiarisation with statistic methods , used most frequently for sociological data analysis; the programme covers the most important parameters of the statistic description, the elements of the correlation and regression theory, test of independence chi², the working knowledge of SPSS programme.

[2.0] FACULTATIVE COURSES

0. . THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL THOUGHT

Course no : 2.1.1.

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Janusz Radwan - Pragłowski, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Tuesday, 13.30-15.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the overview of the history of thought about society from the times of ancient Egypt an the Middle East, through ancient Greece and Rome, the medieval Christian and Arabic thought till the doctrines of Renaissance, the natural law of the XVII century and finally the Enlightenment. The development of the issue and concepts that became the subject of sociology.

Course no : 2.1.2

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Mariola Flis, Ph.D, Marcin Korzewski , M.Sc.

The date : II term, Monday , 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the starting point of this course is brilliant Bernard Rusell’s statement :

” Without civic morality societies will perish ; without individual morality they are not worth to survive”

Course no : 2.1.3

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Piotr Górski, Ph.D

The date : I term, Thursday , 14.30 -16.00, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed courses of The history of sociology and Macrosociology

Description of the course : the primary objective of this course is to familiarise students with these processes of transformations that moulded mentioned above social class over the period of 200 years. The programme of classes covers the extraction of basic chronological periods : the period of annexation, the period between I WW and II WW, the post-war period and the present day (the 90-ties) . Within these chronological confines the following issues will be discussed : the social lineage of intelligentsia, education, work and the professional environment as well as the ideas of intelligentsia concerning its social role.

Course no : 2.1.4

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores: ; 4,5

30 hours classes

The lecturer : Prof. Jacek Szmatka, Joanna Heidtman

The date : II term, Monday 16.30-18.00. room no 49

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the aim of this methodological tutorial is analysis of various form of theories performing on the area of sociology. The emphasis will be placed on so called theories of the third generation as well as such features like : abstractness , generality , universality and testability. The methods of checking the theory, particularly a laboratory experiment will be discussed. The discussion will be concentrated on the question ”How one can cause sociology become more scientific domain, make it closer taking into consideration the methodological standards to the domain of science being more developed.

Course no : 2.1.5

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4,5

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Tadeusz Sozański, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Tuesday 11.00-12.30, room no 49

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the working knowledge of the mentioned in the title theories will be useful for each person that is interested in the subject matter of rationality of individual and common activities ; primary subject are as follows : taking decision under the conditions of certainty, risk and uncertainty, the relationship of preference and the conflict of interests, two persons games, the ” dilemma of prison” strategies in repeated games ( the problem of learning co-operation), the negotiation games, the paradox of Arrow’s democracy and Sen’s liberalism.

Course no : 2.1.6.

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Tadeusz Sozański

The date : II term, Wednesday, 10.00-12.30, room no 49

Credit conditions : the report , an exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Microsociology or The contemporary sociological theories .

Description of the course : classical and more modern theories included within the confines of the orientation called “the theory of exchange”, particularly networking theories like : the theory ” of power and dependence ” by Emerson and Cook together with competitive theory “ the elementary theory” by Willer will be discussed. The primary subject of analysis will be the problem of balance in network interaction systems in which the position of an actor of the network determines his chances

of gaining valuable resources as the result of interaction with others. One could find also the theory of activities systems by Coleman.

Course no : 2.1.7

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Tadeusz Sozański

The date : II term, Tuesday 9.00-10.30, room no 49

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the course is devoted to the modelling of ” social networks” ( the set of ”social actors” considered with their relationship structures), it will covers elementary information on the theory of graphs and its sociological applications: the lecture on the network analysis , based on the newest course book by Wasserman and Faust (1994) will be combined with the presentation of the software.

Course no : 2.1.8

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

45 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Prof. Jacek Szmatka, Kinga Wysieńska M.Sc.

The date : II term, Thursday 10.15 - 12.45, room no 49

Credit conditions for the course : a report, an essay as the exam

The entrance conditions : completed course of Microsociology or Contemporary sociological theories

Description of the course : the course relates to the conducting by Zakład Badania Procesów Grupowych ( Research Institute of Group Processes Testing) currently researching project intended to the formulating and in future experimental testing the theory joining elements of two the most important researching programmes in the domain of the group processes : the network theory of exchange and the theory of expectation statuses. The main subject of analysis will be structural diversification of power in the network system of interaction, the processes of coming into being diversification according to prestige and as the consequence diversification according to the influence in social groups. Such concepts and processes like : power, influence, a social structure, status will be broadly and extensively analysed.

Course no : 2.1.9

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

15 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Prof. Steven A. Tuch (the U.S.A)

The date : May, in the form of intensive realisation, the date and place will be announced later

Credit conditions : on agreement with the lecturer, a written project is preferred

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology, working knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : analysis on resource distribution, inequality, and social mobility in Western societies , with a particular focus on inequalities of class, race and ethnicity in the United States. Topics include the institutional and organizational patterning of stratiffication and inequality, perspectives, sources of social change, and selected policy issues.

Course no : 2.1.10

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Prof. Krzysztof Frysztacki, Małgorzata Leśniak Ph.D.

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions : completed courses of Introduction to sociology and The history of sociology

Description of the course : reflections on the relationships between intellectual basis and the trends of theoretical thinking as well as the application efforts in sociology. The problem of professionalisation of sociology. Manifestation of theoretical - practical ”presence” of sociology in a social world.

2.2.0 THE SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL CHANGES

Course no : 2.2.1.

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Assistant Prof. Jan Jerschina

The date : I term, Wednesday 9.30-11.00,lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : a social change and modernisation, dynamics of Polish society in XIX and XX century, the dynamics of national awareness of Poles in 1945-1989, social crisis in the Polish People’s Republic , the transformation of political system, the attitudes towards reforms.

Course no : 2.2.2

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Kazimierz Bujak Ph.D.

The date : I term, Wednesday 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the aim of the course is to familiarise students with the issues concerning changes of Polish political system, taking place under the conditions of Polish society transformation in 90-ties. The programme of course consists of two parts . The first one is intended to the theoretical problems of educational systems and theoretical as well as methodological problems relating to the educational change testing. Known during the first part of the tutorial theoretical categories , the conceptual apparatus as well as the ways of analysis will find the application in the second part of these classes, devoted to the analysis of Polish educational changes analysis taking part in the process of social transformation in 90-ties.

Course no : 2.2.3

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Kazimierz Bujak, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Wednesday 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the classes are devoted to the analysis of changes of social awareness in the context of social diversification as well as processes of changes relating economical and political conditions , and also social situation and the conditions of life the main social groups of the Polish society. The primary object of the course is presentation of processes of changes taking place in social awareness of peasants, workers and highbrows, from the traditional form (reaching with its roots to XIX century) till the modelling currently during the system transformation. The reference to the last mentioned is the attempt of showing the way of coming into being middle class social awareness modelling . The undertaken ,in Polish sociology, attempts of total analysis of the Polish society awareness in various periods of its development.

Course no : 2.2.4

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4,5

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Krystyna Slany

The date : I term, Thursday 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course ; basic concepts of migration and ground of their analysis. The theories of emigration (among others the networks of relationship, institutional, push-pull, global) and immigration (among others adaptation of cultural pluralism, multiculturalism). Tendencies and trends of current migration, the migration policy.

Course no : 2.2.5

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

MIGRATIONS BEING A SOURCE OF INCOME IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN INTEGRATION

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Krystyna Romaniszyn, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Monday 12.30-14.00, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions : a written report

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : The beginnings of migrations being a source of income in Europe - the directions of migrations; migration routes arising and their transformations, the structure of migrating populations, the immigration policy. Contemporary migration being a source of income in the area of Europe - new migration routes in the Central and Eastern Europe ; new migration systems. The determiners of contemporary migration being a source of income - globalization processes; social mechanisms of migration.

Course no : 2.2.6

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores : 3

30 hours pro-seminar and tutorial

The lecturer : Krzysztof Gorlach, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Monday 11.00-12.30, room no 58

Credit conditions : active participation in classes, the conception of M.A. thesis formulating or ( in the case of persons treating this course as the sociological tutorial ) preparing the essay on the agreed topic.

The entrance conditions : canon completed, working knowledge of English that enabling reading English literature .The course is intended for students who would like to prepare both theoretical and empirical works, relating various aspects of the Polish society transformations in the perspective of sociological theories on state as well as social movements.

Description of the course : the course refers to systematic analysis of fundamental sociological conceptions of a state : the conception of pluralism and empirical theory of democracy, conceptions of capitalistic state (the instrumental theory, the autonomic theory, the structural - deriving theory, the system - organisational theory), the issues of state legitimisation together with the relationships between social movements and state institutions.

Course no : 2.2.7

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores : 3

30 hours pro-seminar and tutorial

The lecturer : Krzysztof Gorlach, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Monday 11.00-12.30, lecture hall no 58

Credit conditions : as described for the course no 2.2.6, participation in this course is expected

The entrance conditions : as described for the course no 2.2.6

Description of the course : the course refers to synthetic analysis of basic conceptions relating to social movements such as : the theory of collective behaviour , the theory of resources mobilisation, the theory of new social movements, the theory of protest’s cycle, the theory of ”staffing” etc.

Note : these courses entirely could be treated as the sociological tutorials particularly for these persons who are interested in preparing M.A. thesis under the supervision of the lecturer given this course. They are a monographic block intended for the postgraduate students who are interested in mentioned issues.

Course no : 2.2.8

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores : 4,5

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Prof. Patrick H. Mooney (the U.S.A.)

The date : I term, Friday 10.00-12.15 (10 meetings), lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : the presentation of a report, preparing the final essay

The entrance conditions : knowledge of English is necessary, canon completed, this course is also recommended for postgraduate students.

Description of the course : the primary objective of this course will be to provide students with a sociological literature on social movements. Since that literature is varied with respect to historical movements, the emphasis will be on becoming acquaint with theoretical models and concepts developed within the field over the past two decades. Each students should come away from the course with the ability to analyse and evaluate studies of particular social movements or social movements theories within the context of the broader sbudiscipline. A secondary objective will be for each students to conduct research and write an essay on particular social movement using the ”tools” (models, concepts, theories) covered in the course.

Course no : 2.2.9

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Krzysztof Gorlach

The date : I term, Monday 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course :one -self preparing and delivering a speech basing on the literature agreed previously with the tutor.

The entrance conditions : completed courses of The history of sociology and Macrosociology

Description of the course : the course is intended for the students of subsequent years of study who are interested in the subject matter of social change taking place in contemporary world, within the confines of this course the conceptions of globalization , taking into consideration the economical and political dimension like : the conception of world system by Wallerstein, the conceptions of dependent development ( so called ”the school of dependenters”) as well as the conceptions that became into being within the range so called post-development project will be presented, and on the background of theoretical analysis will be also discussed chosen issues relating to regional structures arising (the European Union, NAFTA etc. ) together with still changing role of the nation states , and the new conception of “locality” . The continuity of the course will be the tutorial which will take place during the second term on the local societies given by Zygmunt Seręga, Ph.D.. The students participating in the course will be additionally encourage to attend a exercise - research camp that will be organised by Zakład Socjologii Obszarów Wiejskich i Stosunków Agrarnych (The Institute of Rural Areas Sociology and Agrarian Relationships) in September 2000.

Course no : 2.2.10

Number of scores for the course :2 ECTS scores : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Zygmunt Seręga

The date : II term, Tuesday 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions : a written project

The entrance conditions : completed course of The sociological analysis of globalization process

Description of the course : the main object of the course is to acquaint students with the basic theoretical and methodological assumptions , that make easier the analysis of dynamics of civilisation and cultural changes seen through the perspective of locality.

Course no : 2.2.11

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Kazimeirz Bujak , Ph.D.

The date : II term, 12.30-14.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions : there is not any

Description of the course : the aim of the course is to familiarise students with the sociological - historical issue of transformations of the Polish society and economy after II WW. The course covers the issues relating to social change and modernisation with particular emphasis on industrialisation and urbanisation processes, and economical development, and dynamics of a social structure, and the processes of forming and changes of the political authority and economical management, and the dynamics of national awareness, and crisis over the history of The Polish People’s republic, transformation processes of 90-ties. The primary objective is showing the fundamental processes sequence, that caused currently observed conditions of society and economy functioning in Poland.

Course no : 2.2.12

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Jacek Wsilewski, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Thursday 16.15-17.45, room no 56

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed courses of methods and technics applied in sociological researches and Macrosociology

Description of the course : the course focuses on the secondary analysis of empirical data ( coming mainly from Polski generalny Sondaż Społeczny - The Polish General Social Poll over 1992-97 and Polski Generalny Sondaż Wyborczy - The Polish General Election Poll , in 1197) showing various aspects of social inequality in Poland. The stress will be placed on the dynamics of phenomenon, particularly in the context of political system transformation in 1989/90. Discussed also will be inequalities, taking into consideration the ”objective” dimensions ( for example a standard of life, education, the professions structure ) as well as ”subjective” ( for example political views, religion attitudes) together with the evolution of all class - stratification system. During the classes discussed will be also the methodological layer of studies on inequalities , causing the basic knowledge of computer, statistics and SPPS packet.

Course no : 2.2.13

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

15 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Prof. Bogdan Szajkowski

The date : I term, in December, in the form of intensive realisation, the date and place will be announced later.

Credit conditions for the course : agreed with the lecturer

The entrance conditions : knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : the course discusses the complex approaches to the analysis of the idea of Europe and the empirical Europe of institutions and structures. By concentrating on the analysis of contemporary visions of Europe it illustrates the main problems and challenges of postcommunist architecture of the European continent. The course also examines the wider European dimensions and ramifications of the role played by churches and religious institutions in the social and political processes currently taking place in Europe.

Course no : 2.2.12

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

30 hours seminar

The lecturer : Grażyna Skąpska , Ph.D., heinz M. Pascher , M.sc.

The date : I term, Tuesday 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of English will be expected

Description of the course : from the historical point of view , the development of democracy in Europe is overshadowed by nationalism. Currently, the epoch of a nation on the European integration background seems to tend to the end. From the other side one can observe the process of nationalism and antidemocratic reflexes in the European society as soon as one discusses on minorities’ laws extending or a microcultural society. Basing on the chosen texts ( Gellner, Kymlicka, Rorty, Rawls, Taylor)one should find the answer the question of justice in a multicultural society.

2.3.0 THE SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY OF CULTURE,

Course no : 2.3.1.

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Prof. Zdzisław Mach

The date : I term, Monday, 16.30-17.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : preparing an essay, a written exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the course is intended for the students of The Faculty of Philosophy, participating in the programme of faculty studies The Science of a Human Being as well as for the students of sociology, who will chose it as a facultative classes. The course concerns the issues of culture in sociological and anthropological depiction with the elements of the semiotics and philosophy of culture. The problems concerning the relationship between a human being and culture, a human being participation in culture and cultural identity as well as the issues of the dynamics of culture will take a particular place in the programme of classes. During the classes will be also broadly discussed the subject matter of cultural relativism and tradition with possibilities of culture cognition.

Course no : 2.3.2

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores :6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Andrzej Flis, Ph.D, Beata Kowalska , Ph.D.

The date : I term, the lecture : Wednesday, 15.30-17.00, lecture hall no 61

classes : Monday, 10.45-12.15 and Wednesday 9.00-10.30, 19, Kościuszki Street, lecture hall no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the course has a propaedeutical character, and its aim is the presentation of variety of cultures and social organisation forms, taking into consideration both historical - evolution and space - geographical dimension.

Course no : 2.3.3

Number of scores for the course : 4 ECTS scores : 6

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Mariola Flis Ph.D. 9the lecture), Grażyna Kubica -Heller , M.Sc.

The date : II term, the lecture : Thursday, 13.30-15.00, lecture hall no 55

classes : Friday, 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 13 a

Credit conditions for the course : an essay, an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the dissertations on chosen issues of social-anthropological thought are conducted following for example “ the anthropological conception of a human being” by Andrzej Waligórski.

Course no : 2.3.4

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Mariola Flis , Ph.D.

The date : II term, Wednesday 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of The history of social thought

Description of the course : the main objective of the course is showing the fact that one of the constitutive features of the European culture is questing certainty. The need of certainty in cognition is founded in the myth of mind. Such conclusions stem from the analyse of such concepts like : religion, myth and culture, that one can find in Kołakowski’s works.

Course no : 2.3.5

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Prof. Janusz Goćkowski, Stanisław marmuszewski M.Sc.

The date : I term, Monday 15.00-16.30, lecture hall no 7, The Institute of Ethnology

Credit conditions for the course : preparing the report

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of The history of sociology

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to acquaint participants with peculiarity of social science taking into consideration various aspects of their functioning (axjological orientations, peculiarity of researching methods, researching schools, and their various relationships with society ); particular focus will be placed on presenting the situation of sociology in the family of social science together with the contemporary problems of Polish science.

Course no : 2.3.6

Number of scores for the course : 2 ECTS scores :3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : Prof. Janusz Goćkowski, Stanisław Marmuszewski , M.Sc.

The date : II term, Monday, 15.00-16.30, lecture hall no 7, The Institute of Ethnology

Credit conditions for the course : preparing a report

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of The history of sociology

Description of the course : the main objective of this course is to familiarise the participants with the issue of sociotechniques as the science on planned and methodical activity for achieving the desired statuses of social life, presentation the theoretical conceptions as well as studies on a case in going in the social engineering; discussion on sociological science in the aspect of sociotechnique functions.

Course no : 2.3.7

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Janusz Radwan-Pragłowski

The date : I term, Wednesday, 14.00-15.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed I year of study

Description of the course : the issues concerning the relationship between an art and aestheticated reality of a social sacrum. The importance of art as the institution intended for national society duration in its identity. The historical analysis based on the XIX century Polish material.

Course no : 2.3.8

Number of scores for the course : 3 ECTS scores :4,5

30 hours lecture

The lecturer : Janusz Radwan-Pragłowski , Ph.D.

The date : II term, Tuesday, 15.30-17.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed I year of study

Description of the course : the role of “the cultural landscape”, the space completed with the cultural layer as the carrier of tradition and one of the sources of group identity: local, regional as well as national. Acceptation and abortion of the landscape, its nurturing or destruction as the fight with foreignism.

Course no : 2.3.9 ECTS scores :4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer :Marcin Lubaś, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Monday 13.00-14.30 , lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed courses of Introduction to sociology and The history of social thought.

Description of the course : the primary objective of this lecture is characteristic of the influence exerted by art, policy and philosophy on the way of grasping the sociological science. The most important sociological theories of postmodernism culture relating to the place and the role of the social science ( as well as other kinds of social knowledge) in the contemporary world will be discussed. The second part of the lecture is the critical presentation of some postmodernism thinkers’ views from the range of social philosophy and the philosophy of social science. During the third part of the lecture various critical reactions caused by the appearance of postmodernism in social science and philosophy will be analysed . Generally the lecturers are thought as the introduction to discussion on the topic concerning the relationships existing between the culture of postmodernism and various forms of social knowledge.

Course no : 2.3.10 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture, additionally researching work in the field

The lecturer : Assistant Prof. Jan Jerschina

The date : I term, Wednesday, 12.30-14.00, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : preparing the report, the participation in researches in the way of method of the deepened interview (conducting 4 interviews during the term)

The entrance conditions for the course : completed the III year of sociology, psychology or ethnology, the qualification interview on interests

Description of the course : the cognitive and didactic task of this course consists in researching of the national awareness structure . The participants of the course will study the literature of the subject as well as they will conduct own field researches by the means of the deepened interviews

and then , during the seminar the students will analyse the results of the mentioned above interviews.

The reason causing the undertaking of this issue is the fact that during political, economical and social-cultural transformations, being the result of down fall of so called real socialism, various forms of the national relationship have been released , from the rejection of the national identity till the extreme forms of nationalistic attitudes. The question is arising : what nation we are ? The nation which awareness is maturing to the status which is described by some scientists as “the modern national awareness”, or perhaps the nation that tries to make use of the regained state severity to the manifestation of possessed for ages the mature national awareness.

Course no : 2.3.11 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :Dariusz Niedźwiecki, Ph.D.

The date : II term,Monday 15.00-16.30 , lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : an essay

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology and The history of sociology, the passive knowledge of English

Description of the course : the regulations concerning Eastern European border conducted after II WW did not eliminate the ethnic minorities in these countries. After the down fall of communism many of them found themselves in completely new situation, deciding about further development or down fall. The main aim of these classes is to look at the processes of emancipation and margination relating to the ethnic minorities taking place in chosen post communistic countries. The starting point is the situation of minorities during the communism period of time as well as changes being the result of the political, social and economical changes taking place in these countries. The objective of these classes is also to introduce students to the subject matter of the anthropology of ethnicity, and that is the reason that significant attention will be intended to the terminology of ethnicity, its key concepts and definitions.

Course no : 2.3.12 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :Annamaria Orla-Bukowska, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Friday 8.30-10.00, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : an oral report

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the course will begin with a history and etymology of the terms nationalism and racism, as well as other related words (e.g. ethnocentrism, stereotype antisemitism). Definitions of these terms in various languages and at various times will be compared and analysed against their sociopolitical contexts. A historical summary of examples of racism and/or nationalism will be presented along with the justifications of viewpoints of all sides. Parallels will be drawn between different historical situations which gave rise to heightened racism and nationalism in order to determine if these phenomena can be predicted. The process of individual vis -a vis group identity - ethnic, local, sexual, etc. - will be considered. Racism and nationalism as a political ideology, and as political violence will be debated. The course will close with a discussion of racism and nationalism in Central Europe at the current moment. Particular attention will be paid to Poland and what means in Poland’s transition t o a ‘civil society’. The academic perspectives represented will be the field of Social Anthropology, Political Anthropology, Social Psychology, and Sociology.

Course no : 2.3.13 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :Annamaria Orla-Bukowska, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Friday 10.30-11.00, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : an oral report

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : the course will begin with a history and etymology of the terms nationalism and racism, as well as other related words (e.g. ethnocentrism, stereotype, antisemitism). Definitions of these terms in various languages and at various times will be compared and analysed against their sociopolitical contexts. A historical summary of examples of racism and/or nationalism will be presented along with the justifications of viewpoints of all sides. Parallels will be drawn between different historical situations which gave rise to heightened racism and nationalism in order to determine if these phenomena can be predicted. The process of individual vis -a vis group identity - ethnic, local, sexual, etc. - will be considered. Racism and nationalism as a political ideology, and as political violence will be debated. The course will close with a discussion of racism and nationalism in Central Europe at the current moment. Particular attention will be paid to Poland and what means in Poland’s transition t o a ‘civil society’. The academic perspectives represented will be the field of Social Anthropology, Political Anthropology, Social Psychology, and Sociology.

Course no : 2.3.14 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial (a trip is included)

The lecturer : Prof. Jonathan Webber ( Great Britain)

The date : II term, in the form of intensive realisation , the date and place will be announced later

Credit conditions for the course : an oral or written project

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : this course focuses on Auschwitz as the main symbol of the Holocaust and the difficulties of understanding and representing these key elements of twentieth - century European history. The purpose of this course is to develop a consciousness of the great complexity both of the Holocaust itself and of the problems in trying today to make sense of it. The main emphasis will therefore be not only on a historical knowledge of what actually happened but also on the sociological and museological aspects of how to explain and comprehend it, including popular mythologies. The course will consist of a flexible mix of lectures , group discussion and critical viewing of selected video films. Certain time will be spent at Auschwitz and Birkenau, undertaking detailed studies of the site and the exhibitions there, in turn followed by analyses of the way in which the historical memory has been shaped by what is to be seen there .

Course no : 2.3.15 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer :Annamaria Orla-Bukowska, Ph.D.(lecture), Grażyna Kubica - Heller , M.Sc., Jarosław Kadyło , M.Sc.

The date : I term, the lecture Monday , 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 62

classes : Thursday, 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 13 a

Credit conditions for the course : an essay, an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the aim of this course is to familiarise students with an anthropological approach of the issue of cultural pluralism. Also presented will be postulates on the coexistence of various ethnic, religious and other groups as well as natural mechanism which created and enabled coexistence.

For this reason certain theoretical problems connected with the issue of cultural pluralism will be introduced. Particular populations and regions in Poland where pluralism was a historical necessity and/ or a result of changes in the last few years will be examined. Among others , the Jewish culture will be a focal point as it was the most widely experienced element which pluralized Polish society. In contemporary Poland only the borderland territories (Mazury, Śląsk Cieszyński, Bieszczady, Białostocczyzna) constitute a natural experiment in multiculturality. In addition , big cities are another place where the range of multiculturalism is broadened. On the one hand, there is exposure to a larger number of various churches and sects , and on the other, to further cultural groups in the broader sense of that word (e.g. homosexuals, disabled, youth subcultures). The question of tolerance and minority groups rights in an open , civil society will be discussed, as well as misunderstandings connected with the experience of pluralism.

Course no : 2.3.16 ECTS scores : 7,5

Number of scores for the course : 5

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer :Annamaria Orla-Bukowska, Ph.D.(lecture), Grażyna Kubica - Heller , M.Sc., Jarosław Kadyło , M.Sc.

The date : I term, the lecture :Wednesday , 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 62

classes : Thursday, 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 13 a

Credit conditions for the course : a written project, an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology, knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : the aim of this course is to familiarise students with an anthropological approach of the issue of cultural pluralism. Also presented will be postulates on the coexistence of various ethnic, religious and other groups as well as natural mechanism which created and enabled coexistence.

For this reason certain theoretical problems connected with the issue of cultural pluralism will be introduced. Particular populations and regions in Poland where pluralism was a historical necessity and/ or a result of changes in the last few years will be examined. Among others , the Jewish culture will be a focal point as it was the most widely experienced element which pluralized Polish society. In contemporary Poland only the borderland territories (Mazury, Śląsk Cieszyński, Bieszczady, Białostocczyzna) constitute a natural experiment in multiculturality. In addition , big cities are another place where the range of multiculturalism is broadened. On the one hand, there is exposure to a larger number of various churches and sects , and on the other, to further cultural groups in the broader sense of that word (e.g. homosexuals, disabled, youth subcultures). The question of tolerance and minority groups rights in an open , civil society will be discussed, as well as misunderstandings connected with the experience of pluralism.

Course no : 2.3.17 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours seminar

The lecturer :Marc Verlot , Ph.D.(Belgium), Jolanta Ambrosewicz - Jacobs, Ph.D.

The date : I term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : at least one prior course referring to the issue of culture, knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : The aim of the course is to equip students with comparative concepts and methods to enable a scientific approach to multiculturalism in Europe, as a complement to more common philosophical , moral and political approaches. The course consists of three parts. First of all, the course will provide the basics : defining (empirical) concepts, the use of concepts in legal provisions and policy. Secondly, the course seeks a comparative perspective from an western European and Central and Eastern European angle. Different topics will be treated such as types of multiculturalism, intercultural education, the anatomy of prejudice and mechanisms of stereotyping, etc. Finally, methods and concepts will be used through dealing with ‘hot’ issues and cultural identity and separatism, social cohesion and homogeneity of the nation-states.

Course no : 2.3.18 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :Zbigniew Drąg, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Tuesday , 15.30-17.00, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : preparing the analysis of a contemporary propagandistic document, a test exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed courses of Techniques applied in sociological researches as well as The sociology of policy or sociology of power

Description of the course : the aim of this course is to acquaint students with basic issues of a political propaganda as the mechanism of social attitudes and activities shaping. Presented will be the relationships between propaganda and other mechanisms of social behaviours shaping , the basic conceptions of propaganda, its functions, types and language. Discussed will be the propagandistic strategies and techniques , the techniques of misinforming and their effectiveness in standing by the legitimisation of a political system and power of political elite will be also included. Analysed will be also the role of a political propaganda in Poland ; its effectiveness , with particular emphasis on conducted election campaigns.

Course no : 2.3.19 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours laboratory

The lecturer :Paweł Napieracz, M.Sc., Dorota Żuchowska , M.Sc.

The date : I term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the course is intended for students who are interested in the issue concerning social conditions and functions of mass media taking place in Polish society. The objective of the dissertations will be the trends in changes taking place in Polish mass media, their background and results. The traditional elements of mass media will be complemented with ultramodern means - ‘alternative cyberspace and multimedia transmission ‘. Discussion on the way of existence so called canon of a national culture and its presence in medial transmission will be developed. The programme of the tutorial assumes also the audio-visual materials usage.

Course no : 2.3.20 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours laboratory

The lecturer :Paweł Napieracz, M.Sc.

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of The media against social transformations

Description of the course : the course is the continuation of the first, theoretical part, covering basis of mass culture functioning, elements of the philosophy of culture and introduction to the contemporary existing situation on the mass media market. Currently attention will be focused on a practical application of gathered knowledge. We will observe ‘everyday life’ of mass media creators. We also will consider the problem of ‘ distinctness of the reality created by media and sound’ . discussed will be basic principles of marketing researches of the market of audience (for radio and TV) as well as the modern advertisement in mass media. We will create the discussion groups working on the topics intended for the interviews with mass media people during the editors visiting.

This course is intended for students who are interested in the issue of social conditions and functions of mass media, taking into consideration the changes occurring in Polish society. The directions of the changes occurring in Polish mass media, forced by market and competition will be the topic of these considerations. The programme of tutorial provides for the direct contacts with mass media workers and knowing their activity during visits taking place in editors, the television and radio centres.

Course no : 2.3.21 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :krystyna Romaniszyn, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Monday, 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the imperative of consumption as the distinguishing feature of the post-modern society and the contemporary capitalism. The wonder of consumption as the object of reflection of the contemporary sociology and anthropology. Main modules : the transformations of capitalism - consumption and the essence of the contemporary capitalism; the consumption in the post-modern society - the imperative of consumption; ‘misery as the impossibility of participation in a socially ordered consumption’ - discussion on the thesis by M. Douglas ; consumption against the identity, the critic of the post-modern society in the light of Mac’donaldisation theory by G. Ritzer. Importance of the sociological and anthropological researches on consumption for the explanation of transformations taking place in the contemporary societies.

Course no : 2.3.22 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :Krystyna Romaniszyn , Ph.D.

The date : II term, 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of The contemporary sociological theories or The sociology and anthropology of consumption, knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : consumption in the post-modern world - presentation and discussion on the chosen theories concerning the sociology of consumption arising in the postmodernist theories trends. Main modules : consumption against the identity construction ; the influence of globalisation processes on transformation in the area of consumption - amassing goods, importance and possibilities of choice; the imperative of choice in the post-modern world; the analysis of consumption behaviours as the new perspective of post-modern society interpretation.

Course no : 2.3.23 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hourstutorial

The lecturer : tesfa mekonnen , Ph.D. (Ethiopia)

The date : I term, Monday , 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : an oral or written project

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course :intention of this course is to introduce to students the important anthropological areas of interest and sources Africa could provide as socioculture zone and as the changing multicultural region. This is believed to open the ways to the greater understanding of the nature of culture and society in the widening of the spheres of anthropological and sociological paradigms. As such, beginning the introductory class on Africa in general from sociocultural anthropology’s perspective, the aspects like ; social organization and social structure in Africa, ritual and symbol systems, gender and domination, ethnicy, subsistence in the economy of culture, political traditions and social change will be considered. The course will conduct conclude by pointing out what society, culture and the science of anthropology with its diverse research strategies would mean from African perspective.

Course no : 2.3.24 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :Tesfa mekonnen, Ph.D. (Ethiopia)

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : an oral or a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : one of the major purposes of proposing this course is to encourage the building of background for students who expect to work as anthropologists. To do so,

the very basic inquiry ‘What contribution can anthropology make in identifying and solving human problems stirred up by contemporary currents of sociocultural change in one or more parts of the sociocultural world?’ could be meaningfully handled by getting introduced to Applied Anthropology of today as the subfield of general anthropology. Identifying and familiarising students with the colonial and the post colonial period Applied anthropology with the roles and strategies of anthropologists working in the process of development will be overall objective of this session.

Course no : 2.3.25 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer :Marcin Lubaś, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Wednesday 13.00-14.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology as well as The history of the sociological thought, one of courses concerning the social anthropology

Description of the course : the aim of this course is to present changes that took place in the way of understanding and application anthropology over past thirty years. The chosen theoretical and methodological tendencies of the contemporary social and cultural anthropology will be analysed ( among others The Hermeneutic Anthropology, The postmodernist anthropology, The feminist anthropology, The gerativistic approach , The theory of globalisation). The lecture is also an overview of basic epistemological problems, theoretical and moral being the objective of the contemporary anthropologists’ critic. Particularly, the critic of empiricism, the relationships between anthropology and policy, as well as the theoretical issues such as : the background of dynamics and the complexity of cultural life’s forms.

2.4.0 THE SOCIOLOGY OF ORGANISATION,

Course no : 2.4.1 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :Kazimierz Bujak, ph.D.

The date : I term, Tuesday, 12.00-13.30, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the programme of the course consists of two parts. The first one is devoted to the general issues - the conception of a labour market, its structure, the principles of functioning, the actors of a labour market, the processes of its institutionalisation, the policy of a labour market; unemployment - its causes , types of unemployment. The second part , generally, is intended for a labour market and unemployment in Poland, among others building a labour market, functioning its basic actors, the dynamics of the labour market, its institutionalisation and the policy conducted on the labour market by the state and other subjects., and also the labour market diversification in Poland, and problems so called local labour markets. The second current of the dissertations on this part is devoted to the problems of unemployment , its genesis and dynamics, the relationships with a social and economic structure, its social results, influence on the labour market functioning, the policy of activity for unemployment and its results limiting.

Course no : 2.4.2 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer :Jerzy B. Sobczak , Ph.D. (lecture), Stanisław Marmuszewski , M.Sc

The date : II term, Tuesday, 9.00-10.30, the date and place of classes will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a written project and an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the object and theoretical conceptions of the contemporary economic sociology; researches’ trends; sociological analysis of economic markets and institutions; sociological and psychological aspects of economic underdevelopment .

Course no : 2.4.3 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer :Krystyna Romaniszyn , Ph.D. (lecture)

The date : II term, Friday, 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : economy as the object of anthropological researches - tradition and the present day; ways of researches applied for economy - the former and contemporary theoretical options; researching problems - an economic rationality; exchange, its types and social functions; a primeval money; consumption; a parallel economy; ecology against economy; common resources management.

Course no : 2.4.4 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer :Jarosław Górniak , Ph.D.)

The date : II term, Thursday, 12.00-13.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology, The history of social thought and The contemporary sociological theories

Description of the course : the lecture is devoted to a systematic analysis of economy looking from a sociological perspective. The centre of analysis in the range of the sociology of economy are economic activities understood as the social activities connected with production, goods designated for satisfaction of the individual and group necessities division and consumption. The object of considerations will be the contemporary economy. The issue relating the institutional frames of economic activities , and market and non-market mechanisms of integration and functioning of economy , and the role of exchange, authority and persuasion in the economic processes shaping will be undertaken in the context of the contemporary economic phenomenon. Also will be undertaken, looking from a sociological perspective, problems concerning the great system transformation, which Poland and other countries of the Central - Eastern Europe experience in current decade.

Course no : 2.4.5 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer :Jerzy B. Sobczak , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Thursday, 12.00-13.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the objective of the course will be an attempt of application the sociological science for the analysis of economic processes and phenomenon. The object of interest will be also such phenomenon as: competitiveness, economic success, entrepreneurship and thrift.

Course no : 2.4.6 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Piotr Górski , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Thursday, 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : an oral project presented during the classes, a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the objective of this course is to familiarise students with a sociological issue concerning researches on entrepreneurship and the community of entrepreneurs shaping in the contemporary Polish society. During the first part of this course students will acquaint with the classical literature devoted to the entrepreneur’s ethos (M.Weber, M.Ossowska). The second part will show the transformations taking place in capitalistic societies, the transformation from the old middle class to the new one. The third part will be devoted to the community of Polish entrepreneurs shaping with particular emphasis on : the tradition of Polish entrepreneurship, the relationship of the intelligentsia ethos to the middle classes’ ethos, the characteristic of the contemporary Polish entrepreneurs with taking into consideration the ways of careers, the situation on the labour market and life style.

Course no : 2.4.7 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Jerzy B. Sobczak , Ph.D.

The date : II term, Tuesday, 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the cultural perspective and its place among other research approaches relating to organisation; changes concerning the way of understanding organisation and the principles of its examining.

2.5.0 THE SOCIOLOGY OF STANDARDS, SOCIAL POLICY :

DETAILED ISSUES

Course no : 2.5.1 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Krystyna Kluzowa , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Friday, 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the course is devoted to the analysis of social aspects of two basic existential facts - the beginning and the end of human life. The subject of considerations will be the issue relating to the right to life and death, the attitude towards life and death ( among other problems of in vitro fertilisation , abortion, euthanasia), the contemporary scenario of birth and death as well as other forms of social reaction to birth and death (among other rituality and the phenomenon of services accompanying these facts institutionalisation ).

(Students attending this course can take part in ERA-O).

Course no : 2.5.2 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Krystyna Kluzowa , Ph.D.

The date : II term, Tuesday, 9.00-10.30, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the objective of this course is the presentation of different types of marriage characteristic for the contemporary societies from the circle of Western culture ( with particular emphasis on Polish society). The mechanisms of arising different types of martial relationships, the way of their functioning as well as micro - and macro results of their existence will be presented during the classes.

Course no : 2.5.3 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Krystyna Slany , Ph.D.

The date : II term, Wednesday 14.00-15.30, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : a written project and an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : the interest concerning the problem of sex in the scientific literature. The paradigms of sex in Women’s Studies. The problem of inequality of sex. The matter of sex in the light of sociology, psychology, biology, anthropology and religion. Sex and phenomenon of social pathology . The acts of violence to women.

(Students attending this course can also take part in ERA-O)

Course no : 2.5.4 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

15 hours tutorial, additional consultations

The lecturer Prof. Bronisław Misztal

The date : I term, December, in the form of intensive realisation, the date and place will be announced later

Credit conditions for the course : agreed with the lecturer

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any, also candidates for a doctor’s degree are invited

Description of the course : in agreement with the title, will be conducted considerations on the alternative or even competitive conceptions of desired state of the social matters and possibilities of its achievement.

Course no : 2.5.5 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

15 hours tutorial, additional consultations

The lecturer Prof. Bronsław Misztal

The date : II term, May, the date and place will be announced later

Credit conditions for the course : in agreement with the lecturer

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any, the participation in the course of The conception of a good society will be very welcome, the candidates for a doctor’s degree are also invited

Description of the course : the conceptions of a good citizen also assume different shape, they are characteristic contemporarily plot and they will be submit to the comparative analysis.

Course no : 2.5.6 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

15 hours tutorial

The lecturer Prof. Isabel Marcus (the U.S.A)

The date : II term, April, in the form of intensive realisation, the date and place will be announced later

Credit conditions for the course : in agreement with the lecturer

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course : this course will focus on the perceived causes of domestic violence, laws concerning violence and their implementation by the criminal law system as well as the civil law system through divorce and custody proceedings . Comparison will be made among Central and Eastern Europe, the U.S. and other countries. The role of international human rights law and norms will be included in the analysis.

(The course is organised with co-operation with The Institute Journalism and Social Communication of The Jagiellonian University).

Course no : 2.5.7 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Grażyna Skąpska , Ph.D. , Heinz M. Pascher, M.Sc.

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : preparing an oral project and written project

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of German or French will be very welcome

Description of the course : the protesting movements in 1968 had very similar reasons nearly in all Europe. The political and cultural establishment was confronted with a rebellious youth movement demanding more rights for democratic co-operation. The dynamics of so called students’ revolution still influences in durable way on the structure of policy, art and culture.

0. THE METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES

Course no : 2.6.1. ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Małgorzata Lesniak , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Monday, 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written credit

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the basic objective of this course is to convince students of sociology (so humanists) of the fact that each person that presents the minimum of interest and very basic knowledge of mathematics ( on the level of four basic operations) ,is able to learn statistics. Without of knowledge of statistics it is very difficult to learn research methods and techniques, it is difficult even to read the sociological texts , it is difficult to conduct even the simplest researches; concluding -it is very difficult to be a sociologist.

Course no : 2.6.2 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer Jarosław Górniak , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Thursday 13.30-15.00, lecture hall no 61

classes : Friday, 8.30-10.00, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : gaining the credit for exercising tasks , an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the lecture covering basic methods of the statistical analysis of data in a practical depiction. The emphasis will be placed on the essence of particular methods of the analysis and factors, conditions of their correct application and conclusions interpreting.

The lecture does not cover the issue concerning the theoretical basis of statistics, it focuses on a practical application the achievements of this discipline. That is the reason why the participation in this lecture does not need mathematical preparation. The major objective of the lecture is provide students of sociology with working knowledge of the analytical tools application that is necessary for the professional work of a sociologist - empiricist, examiner of a market, political and consuming behaviours or perception of mass media. The minor aim is the statistical methods presenting as something very useful and what more nothing difficult. This ‘invitation to statistics’ is to be also an invitation to the empirical sociology and broader - applied social sciences conduced in a professional way and with the feeling of controlling the analysed material.

Course no : 2.6.3 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer Jarosław Górniak , Ph.D.

The date : II term, Thursday, 13.30-15.00, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : exercising tasks, an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to the statistical analysis of data

Description of the course : the course is a continuation of Introduction to the statistical analysis of data. The subject of this part of lecture and classes is introduction to multidimensional statistical analysis. After reminding the introductory issues presented is the essence, application and interpretation of results achieved by usage methods like : multiregression analysis, the analysis of main components, factor analysis, the analysis of correspondence and the optimising scaling , the analysis of agglomerations.

Course no : 2.6.4 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours laboratory

The lecturer Jarosław Górniak , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Thursday,12.00-13.30, a computer laboratory

Credit conditions for the course : a final practical test

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of basis concerning PC usage

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to familiarise with basis of a statistical packet SPSS usage . The programme is commonly applied in conducted sociological researches for the data analysis . Knowledge of it is a very important element of a professional sociologist’s workshop.

Course no : 2.6.5. ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

45 hours tutorial

The lecturer Zbigniew Drag , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Wednesday, 13.15-15.30, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : realisation of entrusted tasks, a written project in a form of a partial report on researches

The entrance conditions for the course : completed courses of Introduction to methods applied for sociological researches and Researching techniques in sociology, working knowledge of basis of PC usage

Description of the course : the course is intended for students who are interested in conducting questionnaire researches . The participants of the course create the researching team, preparing and realising the empirical researches on chosen topic. Their task - after choosing of a researching problem - will be studying of the literature concerning the task, questionnaire preparing and realisation researches in practice. Participation in working out the gathered empirical material will be also demand; data coding, partial statistical analysis conducting, preparing a partial report on the researches. That is the way in which each participant will pass itself the most important stages of a researching process.

(The course can be also treated as a researching - exercising training (camp), for 3 scores - 4,5 ECTS scores ).

0. ADDITIONAL COURSES

Course no : 2.7.1 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours laboratory, additional consultations

The lecturer Prof. Bronisław Misztal

The date : II term, May, in a form of intensive realisation, the date and place will be announced later

Credit conditions for the course : individual tasks after agreement with the lecturer

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : this course is devoted to the methods of conceptualisation and crystalline sociological arguments as well as the way of presenting them in a verbal form ( very often written) to a diversified professional auditory, political and cultural auditory. The course covers also learning the following forms : 1) a position paper - of a formal position, 2) polemics , 3) a speech presented to a professional society, 4) an essay, 5) a provoking article, 6) a theoretical article.

Course no : 2.7.2 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

60 hours laboratory

The lecturer Dorota Korbel, M.Sc.

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a written project, a practical training -30 hours- in a primary school, a practical training -30 hours - in a secondary school on a subject ‘ The knowledge on life in a society’.

The entrance conditions for the course : the course is intended only for students of sociology, who are attendants of Studium Pedagogiczne UJ (The College of Pedagogics of the Jagiellonian University) and completed the block of classes on psychology and pedagogics.

Description of the course : the classes introduce into the issues of didactic and methodology of teaching subject ‘ The knowledge on life in a society’ in a primary and secondary school. They are a part of block of subjects that completed entitle to a profession of a teacher.

Course no : 2.7.3 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours laboratory

The lecturer Jarosław Górniak , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Thursday,12.00-13.30, a computer laboratory

Credit conditions for the course : tests after particular parts of material

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the objective of the first part of the course is to familiarise students with a classical calculus of sentences build by the assumption methods so it means with placing the empasis on correct principles of concluding. The calculus of predicates in such range which is necessary for introduction the principles concerning concluding enabling to avoid some typical mistakes appearing in reasoning in every day life language. At the end of the lecture troubles resulting from expressions’ ambiguousness, their blurriness etc. as well as definitions that are one of the way of making our statements more precise will be presented.

Course no : 2.7.3 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

60 hours tutorial

The lecturer Prof. Wojciech Suchoń

The date : I term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : computer tests

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :a classical calculus of sentences, tautologies, theorem on deduction, the calculus of predicates .

Course no : 2.7.4 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hourslaboratory

The lecturer Paweł Napieracz, M.Sc., Dorota Żuchowska, M.Sc

The date : I term ( in the case of greater number of candidates the course will be repeated in the second term), the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a final practical test

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the course is intended for these persons who cannot work with a computer equipment. The objective of this course is to familiarise with basic principles concerning work with a computer, enabling trouble - free usage of this device. The participants of the course will be acquaint with the operational system Windows 95 as well as the set of programmes from the MS Office packet.

Course no : 2.7.5 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours laboratory

The lecturer Barbara Worek , M.Sc.

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a practical tests on computer skills

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course is to familiarise with specificity of working in the Windows environment. Teaching the ability of Microsoft texts editors usage includes : a text edition (the course will cover the principles of scientific texts edition), notes creation, indexes creation, tables of contents, macrodefinitions, work with tables, a serial correspondence. Teaching of the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, basic operations on data, a presentation in the form of graphs, setting the printing options of data and graphs.

Course no : 2.7.6 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Prof. Julian Godlewski

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a written project and a colloquium

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any, he course is intended for III, IV and V year of study students.

Description of the course :a biological and social mechanisms modelling durable and changeable features of sexuality. The critical periods of animals and people. Various criteria of normality of sexual needs and sexual behaviour. Sexual education. Sexual roles and the roles of sex genders. Covering up the sexual differences against disturbances from the range of bisexuality. Developmental sexual behaviour. Psychological and social control of sexual behaviour. Deviations against criminal sexual behaviour. Rapes and incest . Methods and limits of correcting antisocial and criminal behaviours possibilities.

Course no : 2.7.7 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Zygmunt Seręga, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Tuesday , 15.00-16.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course : within the frames of the course discussed will be a sociological perspective of researches on tourism with particular emphasis on tourism as a factor of a social change as well as presentation of the alternative forms of tourism in the contemporary society.

Course no : 2.7.8 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours conversation

The lecturer Heinz M. Pascher

The date : I term, the date and place will be announced later

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of German is necessary

Description of the course :it is a language conversation connected with a discussion on chosen features of societies and cultures typical for the countries from the area of German language.

Course no : 2.7.9 ECTS scores :3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Heinz M. Pascher, M.Sc.

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : knowledge of English is necessary

Description of the course :an overview of chosen sociological works published in German.

[3.0] SPECIALITY - A SOCIAL WORK- COURSES

Canon

1. See course no 1.18

Course no : 3.2 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Prof. Krzysztof Fryszacki

The date : II term, Wednesday , 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to the social problems

Description of the course : the objective of the course is a presentation of basic concepts, theoretical orientations as well as the methodological and methodical issues of a social work. During the classes will be discussed the essence of a social work, its basis and the ways of its conducting under various social conditions and problematic situations.

Course no : 3.3 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer Janusz Radwan-Pragłowski, Ph.D.

The date : II term, the lecture :Monday , 14.00-15.30, lecture hall no 61

classes : Monday, 15.30-17.00, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written project and an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of The history of sociology

Description of the course : interpretation of the historical sources of a social work and trends within this range. The states of a social awareness giving voice to such speculative conceptions as well as general ideas and practical activities, from the Greek philanthropy to the contemporary social work.

Course no : 3.4 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Krystyna Kluzowa, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Tuesday, 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 62 and Wednesday 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to a social work

Description of the course : the objective of the course is : 1) to familiarise students with theoretical assumptions and application of various models of a social intervention used in work with an individual and a family; 2) presentation of methods and intervention techniques applied in work with these objects; 3) particular events analysis being real life cases conducting for the purpose of practising skills necessary on various stages of a social intervention.

Course no : 3.5 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturerKrystyna Kluzowa, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Tuesday , 11.00-12.30, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of The theory and practice of a social work part I

Description of the course : the objective of the course is : 1) presentation of the theoretical assumptions of a social work with groups and territorial environments (local societies); 2) presentation of various models and forms of intervention applied in work with these objects; 3) practical skills necessary in this field of a social work training.

Course no : 3.6 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

15 hours lecture and 15 hours classes

The lecturer Lucjan Miś , Ph.D. (the lecture), Katarzyna Ornacka , M.Sc.

The date : II term, Thursday , 12.00-15.30, lecture hall no 55 (the lecture/ classes will be given changeable every two weeks)

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to the social problems, Introduction to a social work and The history of social issues on the history of a social thought background.

Description of the course : the objective of the course is the presentation of basic conceptions applied in a social work as well discussion on benefits from aware application of a chosen theoretical approach. Discussed will be the most important concepts and statements included in the psychodynamic, behaviour, cognition, interactional , radical and ecological approaches . Within the confines of the course will be presented also ,characteristic for each approach, social intervention techniques and the limitations in application of a particular theoretical approach in practical cases.

7. see course no 1.24

Course no : 3.8 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Marek Bonenberg

The date : I term, Monday, 13.00-14.30, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to familiarise students with the principal problems considered on the ground of ethic and their the most representative solutions. The issue of the lecture will cover the presentation of : ethic’s range of interest as the science on morality, principal standpoints in the morality theory, the role of ethic in individual and social life, and as the result a social work ethic.

Course no : 3.9 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours inspection

The lecturer Maria Bocheńska- Seweryn , M.Sc.

The date : II term, Friday , 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written report on inspection

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to a social work,

Description of the course : the objective of the course is enabling attendants to familiarise with broadly understood social services functioning that realise a social work.

Course no : 3.10 ECTS scores :7,5

Number of scores for the course :5

120 hours practical classes

The lecturer Maria Bocheńska- Seweryn , M.Sc.

The date : II term, dates will be fixed individually for each participant

Credit conditions for the course : a written report on training

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to a social work and The theory and practice of a social work part I and II.

Description of the course : the objective of the course is enabling attendants to gain practical skills necessary for a qualified social worker’s work. A practical training will take place in various institutions for example in institutions of environmental care ( in branches of Miejski/ Gminny Ośrodek Pomocy Społecznej - Municipal/ Communal Centre of a social Aid), different types of social service institutions (for example MONAR - the centre for drug addicts) .

Supplementary courses

Course no : 3.11 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Adam Ignacak, MD

The date : II term, Monday , 12.00-13.30, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to provide students basic biological and medical knowledge on human organism functioning as well as the most typical illnesses and the ways of their diagnosing, treating and prevention.

Course no : 3.12 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Maria Kamińska, MD

The date : II term, Monday, 16.00-17.30, lecture hall no 13

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to acquaint students with basic knowledge on disturbances of mental activities , their etiology and the ways of diagnosing and therapeutic treatment . Discussed will be mental illnesses’ classification. Assuming that arising mental disturbances is influenced by bio-psycho-social factors a particular emphasis will be placed on presenting the relationships between an individual and a system in which an individual lives. Presented will be basic treatment methods applied in psychiatry with particular paying attention on psychotherapy. Also presented will be specific of contacts with persons having mental disturbances.

Course no : 3.13 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Stefan Poździoch, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Friday , 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to provide students basic knowledge from the range of a social medicine and the sociology of medicine. It covers both the issues concerning the characteristic of this subdiscipline and the problems connected with health and illness, public health, evaluation of the state of population’s health, the issue of health protection and the health situation in Poland and the world.

Course no : 3.14 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Aniela Kaczanowska, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Friday , 8.30-10.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project, an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the course familiarises students with basic issues of human mental development taking place in whole cycle of life. It undertakes an attempt at answering the following questions : What do the changes , being examined by human mental development psychiatry, concern to ? In what way they can be described and examined? What is the course of developmental changes in particular spheres of a psychological life at consecutive stages of development? What are the factors influencing on developmental changes?

(3.15) See course no 1.20

Course no : 3.16 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Iza Szczepaniak , M.Sc.

The date : I term, Thursday , 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the objective of the course will be introducing a student into basic pedagogical issues like : personality, upbringing, teaching - learning, education, self-upbringing. Discussed will be the objectives of education and their types. The programme covers also social factors influencing on development and upbringing as well as the analysis of basic educational environments, educational methods and difficulties connected with education. A student will have an opportunity to familiarise chosen conceptions and trends of the contemporary pedagogics.

Course no : 3.17 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Iza Szczepaniak , M.Sc.

The date : II term, Thursday, 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of General pedagogics with elements of Social pedagogics,

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to familiarise attendants with the system of a child protection as well as new conceptions of protective pedagogics.

(3.18) See course no 1.6.1

Course no : 3.19 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Elżbieta Leśniak, Ph.D..

The date : II term, Tuesday , 12.00-13.30, The Centre of Crisis Intervention, 8 b, Radziwiłłowska Street

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to a social work, participation in inspection classes will be welcome

Description of the course : basic concepts from the range of the theory of crisis and the systems of a social support. The analysis of the support system in various social-psychological situations (unemployment, bankruptcy, martial crisis, etc.) .

Course no : 3.20 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hourstutorial

The lecturer Wanda Szaszkiewicz , M.Sc.

The date : I term, Wednesday , 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 59 b

Credit conditions for the course : an oral speech or a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : presented will be the following issues : therapeutic schools in the range of the therapy of families, with particular emphasis on system approach; diagnostic dimensions of a description of family system ( the structure, stages of a family life, integrating aspects); the problems of a family and the functions of clinic symptoms; the ways of therapeutic treatment towards families having various problems.

Course no : 3.21 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Hanna Porzonna, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Wednesday , 8.00-9.30, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : speech during classes

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : this training is based on principles of the theory of learning with taking into consideration a group dynamics. Cognition and emotional processes will be included in the range of interaction. Its objective is to develop useful for a social work, skills of effective communication, conditions of co-operation creating, supporting adaptation behaviours. The participants of the training should also gain the ability of positive assertive behaviours , being the leader of a group as well as the principles of negotiation and mediation.

Course no : 3.22 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Małgorzata Leśniak, Ph.D.

The date : I term, Tuesday , 14.00-15.30, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : the objective of the classes is to familiarise attendants with chosen procedural rules serving to realisation of intended states of matter.

Course no : 3.23 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Krystyna Kluzowa, Ph.D., Lucjan Miś , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Friday , 16.30-18.00, room no 59 b

Credit conditions for the course : preparing and presentation of a film material

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to a social work, access to video camera will be welcome although not necessary

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to familiarise students with the basis of video interaction guidance method. During the classes participants will acquaint the theoretical assumptions of this method as well as the principles of its practical application. The method is based on application ‘principles of interpersonal contact’ for the analysis of communication in various social environments ( social aid centres, educational institutions, health care institutions, a family). The attendants of the course will be asked for preparing at least one film and analysing it in the categories of interpersonal communication. The course can be a sufficient ground for achieving the certificate in the range of VIG and WHT (Video Home Training) techniques .

[4.0] COURSES OFFERED BY THE SPECIALISATION : STUDIES ON EUROPE

Course no : 4.1 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer Andrzej Flis, Ph.D.(the lecture), Bartłomiej Lessaer, M.Sc

The date : II term, Wednesday , 17.15-18.45, (the lecture); classes : Wednesday 10.45-12.15, 19, T.Kościuszki Street, room no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed the first year of sociology and completing courses of The antic - Judaic-Christian culture is recommended.

Description of the course :the objective of the course is the general characteristic of European culture as entirety with particular emphasis on problems connected with its genesis , evolution and internal diversity.

Course no : 4.2 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

60 hours tutorial

The lecturer Andrzej Flis, Ph.D., Beata Kowalska, Ph.D.

The date : II term, Monday , 13.00-14.30, and Wednesday 15.15-16.45, 19, T.Kościuszki Street, room no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course is the characteristic of European culture on the background of other great civilisations as follows: India, Confucian and Muslim civilisations.

Course no : 4.3 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer Prof. Bronisław Łagowski

The date : II term, the date will be announced at the beginning of the term, 19, T.Kościuszki Street, room no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course is the presentation of the most important European trends in social and political thought from Ancient Greece to the contemporary liberalism.

Course no : 4.4 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

60 hours tutorial

The lecturer Krzysztof Zamorki, Ph.D.

The date : II term, the date will be announced at the beginning of the term; 19, T.Kościuszki Street, room no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course is the analysis of the most significant social and economic processes shaped by the civilisations of the contemporary Europe. The object of this course will be such epoch phenomenon like feudal system rising , Renaissance, cities development, The Industrial Revolution , The French Revolution, the genesis of liberalism, socialism.

Course no : 4.5 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Prof. Zdzisław Mach (the lecture), Dariusz Niedźwiecki , Ph.D.

The date : I term, Monday , 14.30-16.00 , room no 13, the tutorial 15.00-16.30 , room no 61

Credit conditions for the course : an essay on chosen topic, an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the course has general and introductory character for all students, who are interested in Europe as the social-cultural unity. Students who would like to gain the credit scores will be asked for writing an essay (about 2500-3000 words) on a chosen topic.

Course no : 4.6 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours tutorial

The lecturerIreneusz Kamiński Ph.D.

The date : II term, the date will be announced at the beginning of the term 19, T.Kościuszki street, room no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed the first year of sociology

Description of the course : the introductory classes would be devoted to presentation of understanding law in Western (not only European) legal tradition. It is necessary to understand and feel the specificity of law understanding in Western civilisation, its position in a normative social order and the influence affected by these ideas on the pattern of law’s rules. This pattern has a fundamental significance in European normative order creation. The second part presents three the most important , modern legal traditions of European law that influenced

on other national laws. The French law and connected with it ‘style ‘ of a legal thinking, is related to the ideal of Enlightenment revolution, which implemented a new , universal order. The German model was in a greater extent related to its own historical achievements. The English law , being aside of the main European way of thinking, shaped its own ‘empirical’ approach towards law. The third part covers the analysis of similarity and integration processes and mechanisms particular European laws. The participation in classes does not need any professional science on law.

Course no : 4.7 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Zbigniew Czubiński, Ph.D

The date : I term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course will be the following issues from the range of the international law: an idea of the international community, the international law against the interior law; sources of the international law, its codification, the entitles of the international law; the international responsibility of the state and its organs in the international relationships; territory and population in the international law; the international human rights protection; organisations in the international law; UN; peaceful solution of the international litigations; the law of armed conflicts.

Course no : 4.8 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Zbigniew Czubiński, Ph.D

The date : I term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course is the presentation of the most significant European institutions, controlling the most important branches of the European Union life and their decisions have obligatory character for all states creating15 European Union countries. These are : The European Commission, The Council of Europe, The European Parliament, The European Court of Justice, The Economic- Social Committee and others.

Course no : 4.9 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Marek Kucia, Ph.D

The date : I term, the lecture, Monday, 11.30-13.00, lecture hall no 60, the tutorial, Thursday, 10.00-11.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written project, an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course is to acquaint students with the issues and problems concerning the European integration in its various aspects: a political, an institutional, an economic and social aspect with reference to the position of Poland and other countries of Central and Eastern Europe participating in this process. The course consists of the lecture introducing to the issues concerning the European integration as well as the tutorial on chosen issues of this process. During the classes will be presented and discussed the following problems : dimensions, an idea, theories, organisations as well as the history of the European integration, the principal institutions of The European Union ( The European Commission, The European Council, The Council of Europe, The European Parliament), a decision process in The European Union, the community law and legal institutions, economic integration, the exterior dimensions of Communities/ the Union, the points of views and opinions on the European integration.

Course no : 4.10 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Marek Kucia, Ph.D

The date : I term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course :a written project, an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course is to familiarise attendants with the issues and problems which Poland meets in connection with the integration with the European Union. During the classes discussed will be the topics as follows : integration and disintegration in Europe, the history of Poland and EU integration, Poland against uniting Europe, the uniting Europe against Poland, The European Treaty on associating Poland and the EC, negotiations on membership of the EU, economical and social consequences of the integration with the EU, agriculture and Polish country against the European integration, a financial aid served by the EU to Poland, the integration with the EU and changes concerning points of views, opinions, attitudes and social structure in Poland as well as the perspective of becoming a member-state of the EU.

Course no : 4.11 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Jarosław Kotas, Ph.D

The date : II term, Thursday:12.00-13.30, 19, T.Kościuszki Street, lecture hall no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the course is an attempt of answering question if the human rights are the universal rights.

Course no : 4.12 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Ireneusz Kamiński, Ph.D.

The date : I term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed I year of sociology

Description of the course :the objective of the course is to present main models of relationships State - Church existing in the contemporary Europe. These are the models of two institutions separation, their autonomy and co-operation. Each model is analysed from the institutional and legal point of view, a brief historical outline will accompany. Although the lecture focuses on the current relationships state, the transformations of each model being the consequences of social and cultural changes of societies realising them, will not be omitted . Attention will also paid on the phenomenon of muliculturality in Western European countries and the influence exerted on the overbuilding of the traditional models of the relationships State - Church. Some of topics will refer to rising democracies in Central and Eastern Europe as well as new law concerning religion organisations in Russia. The last part will be devoted to the influence exerted by The European Convention on human Rights as well as the European law influence on the legal orders in member-states.

Course no : 4.13 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer : editor Andrzej Wojas

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at he beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : a report or a written project

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :Alexis de Tocqueville wrote about the independent role of press in a democratic society. It seems to be, that currently in the age of so great number of different mass media this problem is still very significant. Is it possible to reconcile acting a social mission and hard rights on mass media market ; what about the journalist’s ethics, where are the limits of his/her interference - these are problems which will be undertaken during the course.

Course no : 4.14 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Andrzej Flis (the lecture), Ph.D, Beata Kowalsk , Ph.D.

The date : I term, the lecture ; Thursday, 15.15-16.45

classes : Wednesday 11.30-13.00, 19, T.Kościuszki street, lecture hall no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed I year of the sociological studies

Description of the course :the objective of the course is to outline the cultural - social background of Christianity rising.

Course no : 4.15 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Prof. Jerzy Szymura

The date : II term, the date and place will be announced at the beginning of the term

Credit conditions for the course : an exam or a defence of an essay

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the object of the course will be the influence of some ideas, which clarified in the Enlightenment exerted on further philosophical points of views and disputes . Detailed discussed will be : 1. the attitude towards the Enlightenment principle of autonomy of mind and will, presented by various philosophers , 2. their answers questions about possibility of a rational cognition and activity; 3. statements on values realised in a human discourse; 4. a problem of the relationship between knowledge and belief solution. Thought in a such way brief history of chosen ideas will be finished by the dissertation their relationship to postmodernism.

Course no : 4.16 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Prof. Jacek Purchla

The date : I term, Tuesday, 18.30-20.00, The Institute of History of Art., 53, Grodzka Street

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the objective of the course is a description of urbanisation process in XIX and XX century in Europe. This historical period of time that is the epoch of industry spreading on our continent as well as the age of significant demographic growth as well as technical development of a municipal structure. First agglomerations appeared also revolutionising changes of the municipal space management occurred in that time.

Course no : 4.17 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Piotr Krasny, Ph.D

The date : I term, the date will be announced at the beginning of the term, 19, T. Kościuszki Street

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the object of the course will be the chosen issues concerning with the most important phenomenon of the contemporary architecture; the theory of architecture in the contemporary times , an ancient tradition of the contemporary architecture, principal issues of the contemporary sacred architecture, the forms of residences in the European architecture, the beginnings of the Italian Renaissance architecture, the Italian architecture of XVI century, Renaissance in the Central - Eastern European architecture; the baroque architecture in Rome and Piemont, the baroque architecture in Habsburg countries; classicization in the architecture of XVII century; the rococo architecture in Francine, Bavaria and Schwaben ; sacred architecture of The Eastern Church oxidentalisation , neo-classicism in French and Italian architecture.

Course no : 4.18 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Piotr Krasny, Ph.D

The date : I term, the date will be announced at the beginning of the term, 19, T. Kościuszki Street

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course :the course will be devoted to the problems concerning the iconography of the contemporary paintings and sculpture. The first weeks will have a form of the lecture, later the tutorial and finally practical exercises in the field. During the classes presented will be : the relationship between a content and form of the work of art.; the methods of recognition the subject and its principal functions, the outline of iconographical method of a work of art analysis. Discussed will be also the issues concerning the transformations of the contemporary iconography.

Course no : 4.19 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Prof. Maria Korytkowska

The date : I term, the date will be announced at the beginning of the term, 19, T.Kościuszki street, lecture hall no 26

Credit conditions for the course : an exam

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any

Description of the course : Romanticism is an epoch being particularly rich and diversifies. The concept ‘Romanticism’ can be treated both historically (Romanticism as an epoch) and typologically (Romanticism as an beyond epoch phenomenon). The epoch of Romanticism was characterised by coexistence of various ideas and conceptions (greater number of them originated from the past) that obtained particular nature. The lecture will cover the characteristic of Romanticism both as an epoch and as the phenomenon of culture . Discussed will be also such phenomenon like : pre-Romanticism transformations in thinking and art , pre-Romanticism and sentimentalism , romantic transformations in philosophy, Romanticism in the European literatures (the national features, chronological diversity), etc. Detailed will be presented some of romantic ideas (conceptions) , for example : the romantic revolt and pessimism, cognition of freedom, the conception of an individual and nation, nature and history cognition, ideas connected with poetry and a poet.

[5.0] COURSES OFFERED BY SPECIALISATION THE SOCIOLOGY OF ECONOMY AND MARKET RESEARCHES

1. See the course no 2.4.4

2. See the course no 1.22

Course no : 5.3.1 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Adam Sagan, Ph.D

The date : I term, Wednesday, 8.00-9.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : a written project , an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed two years of the sociological or psychological studies

Description of the course :the objective of the course is to provide the attendants knowledge on the elementary marketing terms , concepts, activities and processes enabling marketing way of thinking and analysing as well as marketing programming and realisation as the activity. Although the theory of marketing has an interdiscipline character it makes up a separate area of an intellectual activity, it possess its own terminology and a conception apparatus as well as own set of the general statements referring to the market and producers’ and consumers’ behaviour on the market. The lecture is a necessary basis and condition on absorbing knowledge on the theory of consumers’ behaviour as well as studies on the marketing researches.

Course no : 5.3.2 ECTS scores : 4,5

Number of scores for the course : 3

30 hours lecture

The lecturer Adam Sagan, Ph.D

The date : I term, Thursday, 10.30-12.00, lecture hall no 60

Credit conditions for the course : a written project , an oral exam

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of the theoretical basis of marketing : elementary concepts

Description of the course :the objective of the course is developing and detailing the knowledge on marketing issues. The attendants will study particular symptoms of marketing activities and processes as well as they will also familiarise the analytical conceptions within this range.

Course no : 5.4 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Piotr Górski, Ph.D

The date : II term, Monday, 10.30-12.00, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : a speech presentation

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of Introduction to sociology

Description of the course :the objective of the course will be to familiarise students with the basic social - historical conceptions in a historical depiction. The classes will enable showing, from one side, social - economic conditions of propagated views, from the other side, pointing the currency of a discussed issue, what in a fact means a selective approach to the plots discussed in the classicists’ works . The sociological depiction of the issue of economic ideas will be expressed in showing the extent in which the propagated views were related to the process of social groups shaping connected with the processes of social - economic changes.

(5.5) See the course no 2.2.11

Course no : 5.6 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

30 hours lecture and 30 hours classes

The lecturer : Assistant Professor Jan Jerschina, Piotr Górski, Ph.D., Barbara Worek , M.Sc.

The date : I term, (the lecture)Tuesday , 10.30-12.00, lecture hall no 61

classes : Friday, 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 60, and 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 62

Credit conditions for the course : a written project , an oral exam, crediting a training in the institution conducting marketing researches.

The entrance conditions for the course : former or simultaneous participation in the course on the theoretical basis of marketing.

Description of the course :the subject is a kind of introduction to the knowledge on methods applied to the marketing researches. These methods developed from economical, sociological and psychological methods and techniques, were modified according to needs of marketing. The subject is acts a role of preparation to the marketing problems settlement, researches programming, tools preparation, cost estimating, the researching process controlling, the results working up, preparing the analytical reports and marketing orders as well as results presentation and communication with an entrepreneur . during the lecture and classes the students will realised in groups own marketing project aiming application theory in practice.

Course no : 5.7 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours laboratory

The lecturer Assistant Professor Jan Jerschina

The date : II term, Friday, 14.30-16.00, lecture hall no 55

Credit conditions for the course : prepared oneself a guide for focus groups on assigned topic

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of a social psychology, the entrance register to the specialisation on the sociology of economy and market researches.

Description of the course :the laboratory introduces in practice the quality methods applied to marketing researches like : focus groups, deepen interviews, creating discussion groups,. The essence of the classes is gaining and improving such skills like behaviour observation, researching tools construction, group meetings and interviews modelling. The material of classes consists of audio-visual records of researches realised by application of the quality methods to marketing researches.

Course no : 5.8 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours laboratory

The lecturer Adam Sagan, Ph.D

The date : II term, Monday , 11.00 - 12.30, lecture hall no 61

Credit conditions for the course : prepared oneself the analytical report on researching data

The entrance conditions for the course : completed course of a social psychology, the entrance register to the specialisation on the sociology of economy and market researches.

Description of the course : the laboratory introduces the students the analysis of purchaser’s and client’s behaviour. The cultural influences, individual motivations, participation a family in the process of purchasing, identification of consumer group of reference , the analysis of advertisement and information influence on the decision processes within the confines of the market , is the subject of the mentioned above analysis. The analytical training will be based on the authentic researching material and simulated by the attendants of the laboratory.

Course no : 5.9 ECTS scores : 3

Number of scores for the course : 2

30 hours tutorial

The lecturer Tadeusz Sozański , Ph.D

The date : I term, Friday , 10.00 - 11.30, lecture room no 49

Credit conditions for the course : the type of work will be agreed with the lecturer

The entrance conditions for the course : there is not any.

Description of the course : the objective of the course is to familiarise students with the basis of the representing method application to social researches. After acquaintance with the essence of the representing method the principles of a statistical concluding will be presented as follows : the essence of a standard error, confidence interval and statistical tests as well as their practical application. The technique of random sample selection compared with inrandom techniques. Discussed will be consequences of various schemes of samples selection as well as statistical and content-related problems resulting from the obstacles faced during the researching tests based on the representing method, conducted in the field.

10. See the course no 2.6.2

11. See the course no 2.6.3

Course no : 5.12 ECTS scores : 6

Number of scores for the course : 4

a researching training (practice) lasting 1 month

The lecturer Assistant Professor Jan Jerschina, Kazimierz Bujak, Ph.D., Piotr Górski , Ph.D., Elżbieta Lesińska , M.Sc.

The date : the date will be announced during academic year

The entrance conditions for the course : completed courses of theoretical basis of marketing and methods applied to marketing researches (or participation in these classes)

Description of the course : a researching training (practice) from the range of the economical sociology and marketing; successful completion of the training is the condition of obtaining the registration into the diploma certifying successful completion the specialisation from the range of the economical sociology and marketing. Students will participate in a researching project preparing , and selection of a tool and at the end researches and working out a final report.

These studies have a general sociological character. They are realised according to their own programme. The lectures and classes are given on working days, at evening and night hours. Jacek Wasilewski , Ph.D. is the Director of Studies. All detailed information can be obtained from the secretariat of studies , 56 a, Grodzka Street, Ms. Maria Zachara, tel. (012) 429-50-02.

These studies are intended for the students of sociology (stationary studies) who would like to take up also the specialisation : a social work.

Krystyna Kluzowa , Ph.D., is the Director of Studies. All current matters are conducted by Ms. Ewa Manikowska, the secretary of studies, 52, Grodzka Street, room no 59 c, tel. (012) 422-71-11 ex. 163.

The programme :

These studies are kind of offer for that persons who have already achieved the Belchelor’s degree from the range of humanistic , social, economical , legal branches of science and would like to continue education to obtain the Master’s degree.

Andrzej flis, Ph.D., is the Director of Studies. All necessary information can be obtained from the secretay of studies, Katarzyna Winnicka, M.Sc,, 19, T.Kościuszki Street, tel. (012) 427-12-91.

Canon :

1. The European culture : unity and diversity
2. Europe in a comparative perspective
3. The history of the European social and political thought
4. The social history of Europe
5. Cultural and social aspects of the European integration
6. The European legal cultures

The supplementary subjects:

1. problems concerning the European integration:

• International law
• European institutions
• European integration
• Poland against the European integration

2. The contemporary problems of Europe

• Human rights as the factor of a cultural change
• The relationships Church-State in the contemporary Europe
• The role of mass media in the democratic societies
• The new constitutions in Western Europe in the light of the European law

3. The symbolic culture of Europe

• Antique culture - Judaism - Christianity
• The religions and culture of Eastern Europe
• From the Enlightenment to postmodernism

4. The European architecture and art.

• A city and its importance in the European civilisation
• Selected issues on the history of the modern architecture
• Introduction to iconography of the modern art
• Main ideas of the European literature from the epoch of Romanticism
• The European culture : unity and diversity

Other forms and majors of study :

1. Theoretical-methodological pro-seminar
2. Master’s seminar.

Persons who would like to attend these studies should have the Master’s degree in sociology or psychology or pedagogics, the social policy of sociology. Completing these studies is equivalent to obtaining a professional entitlement accordingly to the Decree of The Ministry of Work and Social Policy (5June 1997).

All matters connected with the studies are conducted by Lucjan Miś, Ph.D. All needed information can be obtained from the secretary of studies, 52, Grodzka Street, room no 59 c, Ms. Ewa Manikowska , tel. (012) 422-71-11 ex. 163.

The programme:

II term

III term

These studies are intended particularly for marketing department workers who would like to achieve professional qualifications in marketing researches. These studies last two terms, the classes are conducted on Saturdays and Sundays (average once a two weeks). Persons who would like to take up these studies should have Master’s or Belchelor”s degree.

Assistant Professor Jan Jerschina is the Director of Studies. The supporting activities are conducted by Zbigniew Kliś, M.Sc. The head office situated at 52, Grodzka Street, room no 22, tel. (012) 422-71-11 ex. 278,279.

The programme of studies comprises the following subjects:

Market analysis in the enterprises’ strategies (12 hours)

Methods and techniques of marketing researches (30 hours)

Special methods of marketing researches (12 hours)

Marketing researches tools (20 hours)

Qualitative methods in marketing researches (24 hours)

Data analysis (30 hours)

The consumer’s behaviour - the theory and researches (16 hours)

This programme is intended only for foreign students attending these universities that signed the agreement on obtaining two university diplomas with The Jagiellonian University. Students who would like to take up this programme should be advanced students, preparing their master thesis.

Grażyna Kubica -Heller, M.Sc. is the person co-ordinating all matters connected with the programme. All information can be obtained at 52, Grodzka Street, room no 53, tel. (012) 422-71-11 ex. 161.

This offer is included in the confines of sociology -specialisation The studies on Europe .It posses an individual , flexible form. Although the classes , given in principle in English, concern such problems like :

• Introduction to Sociology and Social Thought
• Theories of Social Structure
• Ethnicity and Regionalism in Eastern and Central Europe
• European culture : Diversity and Unity
• Polish for Beginners

The doctoral studies realised by The Institute of Sociology of The Jagiellonian University are based on the currently existing scheme of the doctoral studies , conducted by The Faculty of Philosophy , and are its part. A candidate to doctor’s degree is obliged to complete determined previously number of classes. Their character as well as type will be dependent on a candidate and the settlements with the promoter. The recruiting will be done basing on a qualification interview and the candidate’s document analysis.

Krzysztof Gorlach , Ph.D. is the Director of Studies, 52, Grodzka Street, room no 58, tel. (012) 422-71-11 ex. 149, e-mail :gorlach@if.uj.edu.pl.

The Department of The Studies on Europe was established in 1999 as the result of the Interdepartment Institute of Studies on Europe transformations and including it into The Faculty of Philosophy. The Department is the unit conducting basic activity of The Jagiellonian University , so it means realises own researches, scientific programmes and didactic. The Department develops various international contacts particularly thanks to The Tempus Project .

The department realises the following courses:

1. doctoral programme
2. post-graduate studies
3. professional training for the governmental and council administration institutions in the range of the European legislation, the administrative solutions being obligatory in EU.

The preparing Master’s studies is the nearest intention of the Department.

All necessary information can be obtain at :

34, Rynek Główny

tel./ fax (012) 422-54-66, 429-61-21.