Philosophy and Sociology

Courses to be taught in English as part of the School’s doctoral programme

Courses taken outside your chosen discipline may be taken as optional courses (eg if you are doing research for your PhD in Philosophy you may take as an optional course one of the courses listed as compulsory for someone doing research for a PhD in Psychology)

Compulsory courses: Philosophy

• Mikołaj Ratajczak, Marta Olesik (Classes on the following days 16.10, 30.10, 13.11, 27.11, 11.12 & 18.12) : Interpreting and constructing -working with a philosophical text 
• Adam Lipszyc, A Zabrzeska: Visions of Human Subjectivity in Late Modern and Postmodern Philosophy
• Szymon Wróbel: Philosophy in the Process of Making Concepts Many Regimes of Capital
• Agata Bielik-Robson:  Reconciliation with Nature: Adorno and Ecology

Compulsory courses: sociology

• Sławomir Kapralski (First class December 5, 2020):
  Sociological theories the tradition and current notions pt 1
• Sociological theories: the tradition and current notions pt II
• Michal Kotnarowski:Quantitative methods of data analysis: statistical theory and good practices
• Piotr Binder, Marta Olcoń-Kubicka,: Qualitative methods1_2nd-semester MAXQDA online
• Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Josh Dubrow,: Empirical Research in the Social Sciences (ERSS):Design, Implementation, and Write-up part1 
• Part II

Optional courses

(Compulsory courses: Political studies)

• Paweł Ukielski, Recent Political History of Central-Eastern Europe

(Compulsory Courses : Psychology)

• • dr Krzysztof Hanusz Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology
  • Prof. Piotr Radkiewicz Advanced statistical analysis (Zaawansowane analizy statystyczne)
  • Psychology in modules:Cognitive psychology (R Balas), Personality Psychology and Individual Differences (E Domaradzka) and Neurophysiological basis of behaviours (Ł Okruszek) (Psychologia ogólna w modułach: psychologia poznawcza, psychologia  osobowości różnic indywidualnych oraz neurofizjologiczne podstawy zachowania)
  • dr Grzegorz Pochwatko Current research in social psychology (Psychologia społeczna)

Other Optional courses

• Agnieszka Cianciara (ISP PAN) – European Studies: Theories and Concepts (available from 2nd semester 2019/2020)
• Monika Sus (Hertie School of Governance) –Foresight Analysis in International Relations (available from 2nd semester 2019/2020)
• Ryszard Żelichowski (ISP PAN) – Benelux: History and Politics (available in 2020-21)
• Adam Burakowski (ISP PAN, ambasador RP w Indiach) – Contemporary Politics in South Asia (available in 2020-21) – to be confirmed
• J Brudzińska  Phenomenology
• Andrzej Leder Logic and Trauma VIII 2020 2021
• Dr  P Dobrowolski Programming PsychoPy Experiments with Python 2020-21
• Hisaki Hashi (U. Vienna) : Buddhism and contemporary European philosophy
• Henryk Banaszak (U. Warsaw) – Elementary Statistics (Research methods) Report Requirements
• Radosław Markowski (SWPS) – Political sociology
• Michał Federowicz (IFiS PAN), Andrzej Rychard (IFiS PAN) – Economy and Society I. 2019-20
• Magdalena Grabowska (IFiS PAN))/Joanna Regulska (UC Davis) – Womens Political Identity in Making
• Annamaria Orla-Bukowska (Jagellonian U.) – The Holocaust and its cultural meaning
• Zdzisław Mach (Jagellonian U.) – Culture and Nationalism
• Andrzej Rychard (IFiS PAN) – Sociology of Institutional Change
• Piotr Binder (IFiS PAN) –Qualitative Methods 2021
• Henryk Banaszak (U. Warsaw) – Quantitative Methods 2019
• Michał Federowicz/Michał Sitek (IFiS PAN) – Economy and Society II 2021
• Sławomir Kapralski (UP Krakow) – Theories of Culture
• Sławomir Kapralski (UP Krakow) – The Roma in Central/Eastern Europe
• Edwin Bendyk (Collegium Civitas)Mirek Filiciak (SWPS)– e Media  – M Filiciak, A Tarkowski readings
• Gavin Rae (SWPS) Welfare State Models in Europe
• Michał Sitek, M Federowicz (IFiS PAN) – Comparative Capitalism 2021

• Peter Przytuła (U. Minnesota) – Media Ethics 2021
• Peter Przytuła (U. Minnesota) – Media and Society 2021
•  Jan Kubik (Rutgers) – Beyond Political Culture Syllabus 2021
• Leslie Holmes (U.Melbourne) – Organized Crime and Human trafficking 21
• Leslie Holmes (U.Melbourne) –Corruption 2021
• Jan Pakulski (University of Tasmania) – Elites and Leaders in Contemporary Politics
• Radosław Markowski (SWPS) – Backsliding into Authoritarianism 2021
• Martin Krygier( UNSW) The Rule of Law

Courses taken outside GSSR

Courses may also be taken at other Higher Education institutions in Poland or abroad (Erasmus+, Fulbright etc).