University of Silesia in Katowice

Individual courses (seminars, tutoring) are organized as before. The teacher and the PhD student decide jointly about the form of classes and the criteria for obtaining credit. If something needs improvement in USOS – report it.

 

More about tutoring: expert tutoring in the Doctoral School

Classes are corresponding to their discipline. Studies will be conducted in three-hour blocks from February to April, except for those disciplines in which doctoral students have declared that they prefer regular classes throughout the semester (possible change in agreement with the teacher).

We launched a separate group for PhD students in communication and media studies

• physical sciences, materials engineering – dr hab. Seweryn Kowalski, prof. UŚ, dr hab. Zbigniew Dendzik, prof. UŚ – Thursday 9: 00-11: 15 from February 25 to April 22
• chemical sciences – dr hab. Tadeusz Pluta, prof. UŚ – Thursday 9: 00-11: 15 from February 25 to April 22
• biological sciences, earth and environmental sciences – dr hab. Alexander Betekhtin, prof. UŚ – Thursday 9: 00-11: 15 from February 25 to April 22
• mathematics, technical informatics – Dr. Thomas Zürcher – Thursday 17: 00-19: 15 from February 25 to April 22
• literary studies, cultural and religious studies – dr hab. Sonia Front – Thursday 9: 00-11: 15 from February 25 to April 22
• linguistics – dr hab. Krystyna Warchał, prof. UŚ – Thursday 14: 45-17: 00 from February 25 to April 22
• philosophy, history – dr hab. Piotr Machura – Thursday 9: 00-11: 15 from February 25 to April 22
• law – Joanna Jakubiec-Bontko – Thursday 9: 45-11: 15 from February 25 to June 10
• education, psychology – dr Wojciech Kruszelnicki – Thursday 17: 30-19: 45 from February 25 to April 22
• sociology, political science and public administration – dr Robert Radek – Thursday 8: 30-10: 45 from February 25 to June 10
• communication and Media Studies – dr Sylwia Szostak – Thursday 9: 00-11: 15 from February 25 to April 22

Classes do not require logging in.

The course aims to develop a doctoral student’s writing workshop in writing scientific articles and longer whole, such as a doctoral dissertation or a book. The classes are divided into two parts. In the humanities and social field, one deals with technical and editorial writing skills, the other with creating texts typical of the discipline. The area of science and natural sciences, and engineering and technology – one is for writing in Polish and the other in English.

Three class hours – 10 weeks of classes from February 25 to May 6

Groups:

1. the area of ​​exact and natural sciences as well as engineering and technical sciences (optional) – dr hab. Katarzyna Wyrwas, prof. UŚ, dr Adam Palka – Thursday 13: 00-15: 15

2. the area of ​​exact and natural sciences as well as engineering and technical sciences (optional) – dr hab. Katarzyna Wyrwas, prof. UŚ, dr Adam Palka – Thursday 15:30 – 17:45

3. literary studies, film and theater arts, theological sciences – dr hab. Magdalena Zdrada-Cok, prof. UŚ, dr hab. Alina Świeściak-Fast, prof. UŚ – Thursday 11: 30-13: 45

4. culture and religion studies, philosophy, history – prof. dr hab. Aldona Skudrzyk, dr Maciej Stanek – Thursday 13: 45-16: 00

5. linguistics – prof. dr hab. Aldona Skudrzyk, dr hab. Katarzyna Wyrwas, prof. UŚ Thursday 11: 30-13: 45 (prof. Skudrzyk – until February 25) / Monday 11: 30-13: 45 (prof. Wyrwas – from April 6)

6. communication and media studies, sociology – prof. dr hab. Małgorzata Kita, dr Sylwia Szostak – Thursday 11: 30-13: 45

7. law – prof. dr hab. Małgorzata Kita, dr Dorota Kiebzak-Mandera – Thursday 14: 15-16: 30

8. education, psychology – prof. dr hab. Małgorzata Kita, prof. dr hab. Ewa Jarosz – Thursdays 11: 30-13: 45

9. political science and public administration – prof. dr hab. Małgorzata Kita, dr hab. Agnieszka Turska-Kawa, prof. UŚ – Thursday 11: 30-13: 45

Groups 1 and 2 – logging in the week preceding the start of the semester

Groups 6, 8 and 9 – classes with prof. dr hab. Małgorzata Kita are held in a common group

Introduce doctoral students to various modern forms of research dissemination and improve the ability to present your research results in popular science.

Classes will be held in the form of workshops – each doctoral student chooses one group regardless of the discipline. Experiential knowledge scientists conduct the workshops. A detailed offer of each class will be published soon.

At the first meeting – on Monday, February 22 at 11: 30-14: 30 – all presenters will present their experiences in the form of short presentations and talk about the diversity of dissemination of knowledge.

Subsequent meetings will be held in predetermined groups:

dr Andrzej Boczarowski – Monday from 3.30 p.m. for 3 hours

dr Jerzy Jarosz, prof. UŚ – Monday from 11:30

dr Marek Kaczmarzyk – Monday from 9:45

Radosław Aksamit, MA – Monday from 13:45 (first meeting)

Wiktor Niedzicki, MA – Monday 10: 15-13: 30

Registration for classes will take place in the week preceding the start of classes.