named after Tadeusz Mazowiecki

The Department’s responsibilities include:

• expanding the University’s academic offerings to include interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary courses, particularly in the humanities and social sciences;
• fostering civic attitudes among the University’s students, as well as their ability to engage in civic debate, work collaboratively and creatively, and carry out tasks in the field of public service;
• to facilitate students’ access to the latest global scientific achievements, particularly in the fields of political science, law, sociology, philosophy, and history;
• promoting European democratic and humanistic values within the academic community.

In addition to organizing lectures, seminars, and conferences, the Department places great emphasis on workshops that help students develop social skills, such as the ability to collaborate and engage in debate.