Compulsory courses: Sociology

• Sławomir Kapralski: Sociological Theories: The Tradition and Current Notions, Part 1 [ran in semester 1]
• Sławomir Kapralski: Sociological Theories: The Tradition and Current Notions, Part II
• Michal Kotnarowski: Quantitative methods [ran in semester 1]
• Piotr Binder: Qualitative Research Methods
• Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Ilona Wysmulek, and Joshua Dubrow: Empirical Research in the Social Sciences (ERSS): Design, Implementation, and Write-up, Part I [ran in semester 1]
• Joshua Dubrow, Ilona Wysmulek and Alice Mattoni: ERSS Part II: Reading and Writing in the Social Sciences
• Joshua Dubrow, Anastas Vangeli: Article Finishing Course Social Sciences Syllabus Dubrow and Vangeli 2023 REVISED (also mandatory for GISA fellows)

Optional courses

(These optional courses are mandatory in the Philosophy programme)

• Mikołaj Ratajczak, Marta Olesik, and Mitchell Atkinson: Interpreting and Constructing: Working with a Philosophical Text
• Adam Lipszyc: Visions of Human Subjectivity in Late Modern and Postmodern Philosophy: Community and Otherness
• Szymon Wróbel: Philosophy in the Process of Making Concepts: Nothing but Matter
• Agata Bielik-Robson: Derrida and Agamben: Two Philosophical Paradigms of Late Modernity [ran in semester 1]
• Mikołaj Ratajczak, Randall Auxier: Article Finishing Course – Philosophy and Social Theory (also mandatory for GISA fellows)

(This optional course is compulsory in the Political Studies programme)

• Pawel Ukielski: Recent political history of Central-Eastern Europe [ran in semester 1]

(These optional courses are compulsory in the Psychology programme)

• Krzysztof Hanusz: Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology [ran in semester 1]
• Piotr Radkiewicz: Advanced Statistical Analysis
• Grzegorz Pochwatko: Current Research in Social Psychology
• Psychology in Modules:
  • R Balas: Cognitive Psychology
  • E Domaradzka: Personality Psychology and Individual Differences
  • Ł Okruszek: Neurophysiological Basis of Behaviours

(These optional courses are not compulsory in any PhD programme)

• Andrzej Leder: Logic and Trauma IX – Traumatic encounter – the global space of events
• Galia Chimiak, Magdalena Grabowska, and Su-Ming Khoo (NUI – Galway): Specialization in Bridging Academic and NGO Research 
• Agnieszka Cianciara: European Studies: Theories and Concepts [not offered this semester]
• Jagna Brudzińska:  Phenomenology [not offered this semester]
• Pawel Dobrowolski: Programming PsychoPy Experiments with Python
• Luisa Brotto: Introduction to Renaissance Intellectual History: Research Problems and Methodology [not offered this semester]
• Danilo Facca, Matthias Roick, Luisa Brotto, Valentina Lepri, Alicja Bielak (Centre for the History of Renaissance Knowledge): Social Bonds. Practical Philosophy and the Problem of Living Together in Early Modernity [ran in semester 1]
• Ilona Wysmułek: Doctoral Study Group – GSSR Program for Ukraine
• Piotr Binder: Qualitative Data Analysis with MAXQDA
• Michał Kotnarowski: Advanced Quantitative Methods, Social Sciences (including GLM methods)
• Łukasz Okruszek: Introduction to Social Neuroscience

Optional Courses Outside of GSSR

Courses may also be taken at other Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Poland or abroad (Erasmus+, Fulbright etc). For details, please contact John Fells, GSSR’s Academic Director.

Compulsory Courses: Political Studies

• Pawel Ukielski: Recent political history of Central-Eastern Europe [ran in semester 1]
• Sławomir Kapralski: Sociological Theories: The Tradition and Current Notions, Part II
• Michal Kotnarowski: Quantitative methods [ran in semester 1]
• Piotr Binder: Qualitative Research Methods
• Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Ilona Wysmulek, and Joshua Dubrow: Empirical Research in the Social Sciences (ERSS): Design, Implementation, and Write-up, Part I [ran in semester 1]
• Joshua Dubrow, Ilona Wysmulek and Alice Mattoni: ERSS Part II: Reading and Writing in the Social Sciences

Optional Coursess

(These optional courses are mandatory in the Philosophy programme)

• Mikołaj Ratajczak, Marta Olesik, and Mitchell Atkinson: Interpreting and Constructing: Working with a Philosophical Text
• Adam Lipszyc: Visions of Human Subjectivity in Late Modern and Postmodern Philosophy: Community and Otherness
• Szymon Wróbel: Philosophy in the Process of Making Concepts: Nothing but Matter
• Agata Bielik-Robson: Derrida and Agamben: Two Philosophical Paradigms of Late Modernity [ran in semester 1]
• Mikołaj Ratajczak, Randall Auxier: Article Finishing Course – Philosophy and Social Theory (also mandatory for GISA fellows)

(These optional courses are compulsory courses in the Psychology programme)

• Krzysztof Hanusz: Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology [ran in semester 1]
• Piotr Radkiewicz: Advanced Statistical Analysis
• Grzegorz Pochwatko: Current Research in Social Psychology
• Psychology in Modules:
  • R Balas: Cognitive Psychology
  • E Domaradzka: Personality Psychology and Individual Differences
  • Ł Okruszek: Neurophysiological Basis of Behaviours

(This optional course is a compulsory course in the Sociology programme)

• Joshua Dubrow, Anastas Vangeli: Article Finishing Course Social Sciences Syllabus Dubrow and Vangeli 2023 REVISED (also mandatory for GISA fellows)
• Sławomir Kapralski: Sociological Theories: The Tradition and Current Notions, Part 1 [ran in semester 1]

(These optional courses are not compulsory in any PhD programme)

• Andrzej Leder: Logic and Trauma IX – Traumatic encounter – the global space of events
• Galia Chimiak, Magdalena Grabowska, and Su-Ming Khoo (NUI – Galway): Specialization in Bridging Academic and NGO Research 
• Agnieszka Cianciara: European Studies: Theories and Concepts [not offered this semester]
• Jagna Brudzińska:  Phenomenology [not offered this semester]
• Pawel Dobrowolski: Programming PsychoPy Experiments with Python
• Luisa Brotto: Introduction to Renaissance Intellectual History: Research Problems and Methodology [not offered this semester]
• Danilo Facca, Matthias Roick, Luisa Brotto, Valentina Lepri, Alicja Bielak (Centre for the History of Renaissance Knowledge): Social Bonds. Practical Philosophy and the Problem of Living Together in Early Modernity [ran in semester 1]
• Ilona Wysmułek: Doctoral Study Group – GSSR Program for Ukraine
• Piotr Binder: Qualitative Data Analysis with MAXQDA
• Michał Kotnarowski: Advanced Quantitative Methods, Social Sciences (including GLM methods)
• Łukasz Okruszek: Introduction to Social Neuroscience

Optional Courses Outside of GSSR

Courses may also be taken at other Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Poland or abroad (Erasmus+, Fulbright etc). For details, please contact John Fells, GSSR’s Academic Director.

Compulsory Courses: Psychology

• Krzysztof Hanusz: Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology [ran in semester 1]
• Piotr Radkiewicz: Advanced Statistical Analysis
• Grzegorz Pochwatko: Current Research in Social Psychology
• Psychology in Modules:
  • R Balas: Cognitive Psychology
  • E Domaradzka: Personality Psychology and Individual Differences
  • Ł Okruszek: Neurophysiological Basis of Behaviours

Optional Courses

(These optional courses are compulsory in Philosophy)

• Mikołaj Ratajczak, Marta Olesik, and Mitchell Atkinson: Interpreting and Constructing: Working with a Philosophical Text
• Adam Lipszyc: Visions of Human Subjectivity in Late Modern and Postmodern Philosophy: Community and Otherness
• Szymon Wróbel: Philosophy in the Process of Making Concepts: Nothing but Matter
• Agata Bielik-Robson: Derrida and Agamben: Two Philosophical Paradigms of Late Modernity [ran in semester 1]
• Mikołaj Ratajczak, Randall Auxier: Article Finishing Course – Philosophy and Social Theory (also mandatory for GISA fellows)

(These optional courses are compulsory in Sociology)

• Sławomir Kapralski: Sociological Theories: The Tradition and Current Notions, Part 1 [ran in semester 1]
• Sławomir Kapralski: Sociological Theories: The Tradition and Current Notions, Part II
• Michal Kotnarowski: Quantitative methods [ran in semester 1]
• Piotr Binder: Qualitative Research Methods
• Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Ilona Wysmulek, and Joshua Dubrow: Empirical Research in the Social Sciences (ERSS): Design, Implementation, and Write-up, Part I [ran in semester 1]
• Joshua Dubrow, Ilona Wysmulek and Alice Mattoni: ERSS Part II: Reading and Writing in the Social Sciences
• Joshua Dubrow, Anastas Vangeli: Article Finishing Course Social Sciences Syllabus Dubrow and Vangeli 2023 REVISED (also mandatory for GISA fellows)

(This optional course is compulsory in Political Studies)

• Pawel Ukielski: Recent political history of Central-Eastern Europe [ran in semester 1]

(These optional courses are not compulsory in any PhD programme)

• Andrzej Leder: Logic and Trauma IX – Traumatic encounter – the global space of events
• Galia Chimiak, Magdalena Grabowska, and Su-Ming Khoo (NUI – Galway): Specialization in Bridging Academic and NGO Research 
• Agnieszka Cianciara: European Studies: Theories and Concepts [not offered this semester]
• Jagna Brudzińska:  Phenomenology [not offered this semester]
• Pawel Dobrowolski: Programming PsychoPy Experiments with Python
• Luisa Brotto: Introduction to Renaissance Intellectual History: Research Problems and Methodology [not offered this semester]
• Danilo Facca, Matthias Roick, Luisa Brotto, Valentina Lepri, Alicja Bielak (Centre for the History of Renaissance Knowledge): Social Bonds. Practical Philosophy and the Problem of Living Together in Early Modernity [ran in semester 1]
• Kristi Viiding seminar for the above: Estonian and Livonian Renaissance Humanism: Research Problems and Methodology [not offered this semester]
• Ilona Wysmułek: Doctoral Study Group – GSSR Program for Ukraine
• Piotr Binder: Qualitative Data Analysis with MAXQDA
• Michał Kotnarowski: Advanced Quantitative Methods, Social Sciences (including GLM methods)
• Łukasz Okruszek: Introduction to Social Neuroscience

Optional Courses Outside of GSSR

Courses may also be taken at other Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Poland or abroad (Erasmus+, Fulbright etc). For details, please contact John Fells, GSSR’s Academic Director.