University of Silesia in Katowice

Doctoral School Admissions – Check the List of Required Documents Applicants applying for admission to the Doctoral School are requested to prepare and upload all required documents to the online application system according to the relevant field of study. The required documentation varies depending on the discipline. Humanities and Theology, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences...

We are pleased to invite you to an engaging lecture by Prof. Sandra Tavares on important issues in criminal law and the protection of victims of violence. Prof. Sandra Tavares is a highly regarded lecturer and researcher affiliated with the Católica Research Centre for the Future of Law at Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Catholic University of...

On May 18, the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Silesia hosted another event in the Guest Lectures series. This time, we had the pleasure of hosting Prof. Liudmyla Savanets and Prof. Hanna Poperechna from West Ukrainian National University in Ternopil, who shared their knowledge and extensive expertise in the field of...

The initiative is designed to bring together social scientists interested in expanding their international research horizons and building meaningful academic connections across borders. During three dynamic and interactive workshop days, participants will take part in engaging sessions led by faculty members of the University of Silesia. The programme combines practical training, collaborative exercises, and creative...

The Transform4Europe Alliance invites academic and non-academic staff of T4EU and other universities, stakeholders, and other interested persons to participate in professional development training (webinars), which will take place in May, 2026. The webinars will cater to and foster various skills, including various training topics – that may be useful for every staff members from...

The T4EU Green Transformer Summer School and Student Challenge Enabling Innovative Wool Transformation Through Sustainable and Adaptive Resource Processing (organised as a blended intensive program – BIB) aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the scientific, technological, and socio‑economic challenges associated with modern wool utilization. The school responds directly to this challenge by...