Classes Available for Erasmus Students, Summer Semester 2023
English Philology and Applied Linguistics Programmes
All classes are planned to be in person. Most all will be in Building G (next to where the International Office
is) but a few lectures are in larger lecture halls in the Main Building. For a few days in April (around the
Easter holiday) and around the May holiday (first week of May), classes will be online via MS-Teams.
Most classes meet once a week, but some classes have both a lecture and a discussion section – it is
important for these that you take both (History of American Literature, for example)
ABOUT ECTS CREDITS: the ECTS credits listed here are the current ones for the 2022/2023 academic year,
and may be different than what you used to prepare your LA. Please double-check to make sure you have
the ECTS credits you need.
ABOUT THE NUMBER OF SPACES AVAILABLE (Practical and discussion classes)
The number of spaces available is given on the timetable. So - (15/20) means that 15 of 20 spaces are
already taken; (19/20) would mean, for example, that only one slot remains free, etc.
This is important, as instructors may not agree to admit more students if the class is full. If a class is shown as
full (e.g. 20/20), you may ask the instructor if ONE or TWO students (AT MOST) may join, but they may say
no.
TO SIGN UP FOR CLASSES:
1) Get in touch with the instructor. The simplest way for lectures is to send the instructor a message on
MS-Teams (you can find their contact simply by entering their name when starting a new message).
2) Try out your classes for a while – you might want to make some changes if, for example, you find a
class is not to your liking or that you would rather take something different. After about two weeks,
please move on to step 3
3) Send me a list of the classes you’re taking this semester, including the name of the class, the time,
the instructor, and the registration code (these are on the list and look something like (1000-FA11PNJAC-SP) – I will then pass this information on to the Registrar’s office so you will be formally
added to the groups. This is essential for making sure that you get your grades and transcript in a
smooth and efficient fashion at the end of the semester!
Classes Available, Summer Semester 2023
1. Classes in Literature and Culture, and Linguistics
Class Name/ Code
History of American Literature
Historia literatury amerykańskiej 1000-F-A24HLA-SP
The lecture is for all students; the discussion groups are
classes in smaller groups; both are required – choose
one section that you will attend in person!
ECTS
2
Discussion group (choose one):
Tuesday: 9:45-10:30, room 203 (16/20)
10:30-11:20, room 203 (20/20 – ask)
11:25-12:10, room 203 (20/20 – ask)
You will receive separate grades for the discussion
section and the lecture.
History of English Literature
Historia literatury angielskiej 1000-F-A12HLA-SP
The lecture is for all students; the discussion groups are
classes in smaller groups; both are required – choose
one section that you will attend in person!
Instructors / Times / Location / Spaces available
Dr. Aleksandra Mochocka
Lecture: Monday, 17:40-18:25, Room 21
4
Dr. Paweł Schreiber
Lecture: Friday, 16:45- 18:15, Aula IT 27 (Main Buliding)
Discussion group (choose one):
Thursday: 9:30-10:15, room 15 (11/20)
10:30-11:15, room 15 (20/20 – ask)
13:15-14:00, room 15 (20/20 – ask)
14:15-15:00, room 15 (21/21 – ask)
You will receive separate grades for the discussion
section and the lecture – each has its own
requirements.
Important note:
The lecture part of this class ends with an exam at the
end of the semester, which takes place during the
exam session, sometime between June 19 and July 2.
Be prepared to make your plans accordingly!
Selected Topics in the History of Literature in English
Wybrane zagadnienia z historii literatury anglojęzycznej
3
Dr. Aneta Lipska
Tuesday 16:45 – 18:15, Room 21
(1000-F-AR12WZHLA-SP)
Wednesday 11:30 – 13:00, Room 126
(1000-F-AN12WZHLA-SP)
Wednesday 14:15-15:45, Room 116
(1000-F-AA12WZHA-SP)
Cultural Heritage of Britain and the United States in
Historical Perspective
Dziedzictwo kulturowe Wielkiej Brytanii i USA w
perspektywie historycznej 1000-F-A12DKWB-SP
1
Prof. Karl Wood
Thursday, 15:15 -16:00, Aula IT 27, Main Building
Contemporary American Culture
Współczesna kultura amerykańska 1000-F-A24WKA-SP
The lecture is for all students; the discussion groups are
classes in smaller groups; both are required – choose
one section that you will attend in person!
2
Prof. Karl Wood
Lecture: Wednesday: 13:15-14:45, Room 24
Important note:
This class ends with an oral exam at the end of the
semester, which takes place during the exam session,
sometime between June 15 and June 30. Be prepared
to make your plans accordingly!
You will receive separate grades for the discussion
section and the lecture – each has its own
requirements.
Important note:
The lecture part of this class ends with an exam at the
end of the semester, which takes place during the
exam session, sometime between June 15 and June 30.
Be prepared to make your plans accordingly!
Discussion group (choose one):
Wednesday: 9:45-10:30, room 203 (15/20)
10:35-11:20, room 203 (20/20 – ask)
11:25-12:10, room 203 (20/20 – ask)
Class Name/ Code
Selected Elements of the Culture of English-Speaking
Countries (Britain)
Wybrane elementy z kultury angielskiego obszaru
językowego
ECTS
2
Instructors / Times / Location / Spaces available
Dr. Natalia Voloshkova
Wednesday, 9:45-11:15, Room 07
(1000-F-AA12WEKAOJ-SP)
Wednesday 11:30-13:00, Room 21
(1000-F-AR12WEKAOJ-SP)
Wednesday 13:15-14:45, Room 126 (may be full!)
(1000-F-AN12KAOJ-SP)
Selected Elements of the Culture of English-Speaking
Countries (Commonwealth Countries)
1
Prof. Karl Wood
Wednesday 15:00-15:45, Room 24
(1000-F-AR24WEKAJ-SP)
Wednesday 16:45-17:30, Room 103
(1000-F-AA24WEKAOJ-SP)
Thursday 16:55-17:40, Room 123
(1000-F-AN24KAOJ-SP)
Selected Topics in Culture Year 2
Here there are two different topics– choose the topic
and time that suits you best.
Wybrane zagadnienia z kulturoznawstwa
1000-F-L24WZK-SP (Men in American Culture)
2
Prof. Karl Wood
(Visions of the American Dream)
Wednesday 12:15-13:00, Room 24
(1000-F-A24WZK-SP)
Wednesday 17:35-18:20, Room 103
(1000-F-AA24WZK-SP)
Thursday 12:15-13:00, Room 217
(1000-F-AN24WZK-SP)
Thursday 16:05-16:50, Aula IT 27, Main Building
(1000-F-AR24WZKA-SP)
Selected Topics in Literature, Year 2
Wybrane zagadnienia z literaturoznawstwa
1000-F-A24WZL-SP
2
Dr. Aleksandra Mochocka (Reading Science Fiction)
Wednesday, 16:45-17:30, Room 21
Selected Topics in Linguistics, Year 2
Wybrane zagadnienia z językoznawstwa
2
Prof. Tamara Goncharova (Issues in Sociolinguistics)
Monday, 16:45-17:30, Aula Atrium 17, Main Building
(1000-F-A24WZJ-SP)
Monday, 14:15-15:00, Room 217
(1000-F-L24WZJ1-SP)
Specialization Lecture, Year 2/3 (culture)
Wykłady specjalizacyjne z językoznawstwa
/kulturoznawstwa,
3
Dr Aleksandra Mochocka (Games in Culture)
Monday, 15:00-16:30, Room 21 (may be full)
(1000-F-AR24WSZJK-SP)
Tuesday, 8:00-9:30, Aula Atrium 17, Main Building
(1000-F-A36WSJLK-SP)
Wednesday, 11:30-13:00, Room 212
(1000-F-AA24WSJK-SP)
Wednesday, 13:15-14:45, Room 123
(1000-F-AN24WSJK-SP)
Wybrane zagadnienia z kulturoznawstwa
1000-F-A24WZK-SP (Introduction to Heritage Studies)
Class Name/ Code
Language Acquisition and Learning
Aktywizacja i nauczanie języka z terminologią w j.
angielskim 1000-F-A12AINAWA-SP
Descriptive Grammar – Morphology (Year 1)
Gramatyka opisowa języka angielskiego - morfologia
1000-F-A12GOM-SP
ECTS
3
4
You will receive separate grades for the discussion
section and the lecture – each has its own
requirements.
Other groups might be available with Applied Linguistics
students – ask the instructor. If you decide on one of the
other groups, you must let me know so you can be
registered properly.
Important note:
The lecture part of this class ends with an exam at the
end of the semester, which takes place during the
exam session, sometime between June 19 and July 2.
Be prepared to make your plans accordingly!
3
The lecture is for all students; the discussion groups are
classes in smaller groups; both are required – choose
one section that you will attend in person!
Other groups might be available with Applied Linguistics
students – ask the instructor. If you decide on one of the
other groups, please let me know so you can be
registered properly.
Important note:
The lecture part of this class ends with an exam at the
end of the semester, which takes place during the
exam session, sometime between June 19 and July 2.
Be prepared to make your plans accordingly!
Important note:
The MONDAY group of this class ends with an exam at
the end of the semester, which takes place during the
exam session, sometime between June 19 and July 2.
Be prepared to make your plans accordingly!
Lecture:
Dr. Jacek Mianowski
Lecture: Tuesday, 12:20 – 13:50, Room 21 (FA)
Discussion group:
Tuesday, 9:45-10:30, room 11 (16/20)
10:35-11:20 room 11 (20/20 - ask)
11:25-12:10, room 10 (20/20 – ask)
You will receive separate grades for the discussion
section and the lecture – each has its own
requirements.
History of English with Elements of Grammar
Historia języka z elementami gramatyki
1000-F-AR36HJEG-SP (Monday group)
1000-F-A36HJEG-SP (Friday group)
Prof. Elżbieta Łukasiewicz
Lecture: Friday: 15:00-15:45, Aula IT 27 Main Building
Discussion group:
Thursday, 12:20-13:05, Room 107 (21/21 – ask)
Thursday, 13:15-14:00, Room 203 (20/20 – ask))
Thursday, 14:15-15:00, Room 203 (20/20 – ask)
Friday, 12:15-13:00, room 213 (12/20)
The lecture is for all students; the discussion groups are
classes in smaller groups; both are required – choose
one section that you will attend in person!
Descriptive Grammar – Syntax (Year 2)
Gramatyka opisowa - składnia
1000-F-A24GOS-SP
Instructors / Times / Location / Spaces available
Prof. Elżbieta Łukasiewicz
Friday, 13:15-14:45, Aula IT 27 Main Building
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Dr. Jacek Mianowski
Monday 9:30-11:00, Aula IT 27 Main Building
(1000-F-A36HJEG-SP)
Monday 11:30-13:00, Room 21
(1000-F-AR36HJEG-SP)
Monday, 15:00-16:30, Room 123
– this group may, or may not form – ask the instructor if
you are interested! ((1000-F-AN36HJEG-SP)
2. Practical English Classes
Class
YEAR ONE
Writing
In Year One, Practical English writing is worth 3 or 2
ECTS, depending on the group and programme.
Obviously, the groups for 3 ECTS are listed first, but
these may fill and not be available. Please be
understanding if you cannot get into a group at a given
time.
ECTS
3
or
2
Instructor / Times / Location / Codes / Spaces avail.
3 ECTS (English-Philology) 1000-F-A12PNJP-SP
Maciej Müller, MA
Wednesday, 8:00-9:30, Room 15 (13/20)
9:45-11:15, Room 15 (20/20 – ask)
Anna Durajewska, MA
Wednesday, 11:30-13:00, Room 15 (21/21 – ask)
13:15-14:45, Room 15 (19/20)
2 ECTS (Applied Linguistics)
Marcin Czarnota, MA
Monday, 15:00-16:30, room 11 (21/23)
Justyna Adamska, MA (1000-F-AA12PNJAp-SP)
Tuesday, 15:00-16:30, room 123 (17/22)
Tomasz Leszczyński, MA (1000-F-AN12PNJAP-SP)
Thursday, 16:45 -18:15 (14/21)
Conversation
In Year One, Practical English conversation is worth 3 or
2 ECTS, depending on the group and programme.
Obviously, the groups for 3 ECTS are listed first, but
these may fill and not be available. Please be
understanding if you cannot get into a group at a given
time.
3
or
2
3 ECTS (English Philology) 1000-F-A12PNJK-SP
Marcin Czarnota, MA*
Monday, 8:00-9:30, room 11 (13/20)
Monday, 13:15-14:45, room 11 (20/20)
Tuesday, 15:00-16:30, room 11 (20/20 – ask)
Tuesday, 16:45-18:15, room 11 (20/21)
Note: these conversation classes start Monday, Feb. 27)
2 ECTS (Applied Linguistics)
Anna Durajewska, MA (1000-F-AA12PNJAk-SP)
Tuesday, 8:00-9:30, room 15 (16/22)
Important note: Conversation classes end with an oral
exam at the end of the semester, which takes place
during the exam session, sometime between June 19
and July 2. Be prepared to make your plans
accordingly!
Julie Johnson, MA (1000-F-AN12PNJAK-SP)
Wednesday, 16:45-18:15, Room 11 (14/21)
Anna Leśińska, MA (1000-F-AR12PNJAK-SP)
Friday, 8:00-9:30, Room 118 (15/15 – ask)
9:45-11:15, Room 118 (14/15)
11:30-13;00, Room 118 (14/15)
Grammar
In Year One, Practical English grammar is worth 3 or 2
ECTS, depending on the group and programme.
Obviously, the groups for 3 ECTS are listed first, but
these may fill and not be available. Please be
understanding if you cannot get into a group at a given
time.
Phonetics
3
or
2
3 ECTS – (English Philology) 1000-F-A12PNJS-SP
Dr. Waldemar Szefliński
Wednesday, 8:00-9:30, room 206 (17/20)
Wednesday 9:45-11:15, room 11 (21/21 - ask)
Wednesday, 11:30-13:00, room 11 (20/20 – ask)
Wednesday, 13:15-14:45, room 206 (15/20)
2
Ewa Dominikowska-Wróblewska, MA
(1000-F-AR12PNJAF-SP)
Thursday, 8:00-9:30, Room 9 (14/15)
9:45-11:15, Room 9 (15/15 – ask)
11:30-13:00, room 9 (15/15 – ask)
Dr. Wojciech Wachowski (1000-F-AN12PNJAF-SP)
Thursday, 8:00-9:30, Room 203 (15/22)
9:45-11:15, room 203 (17/20)
Hanna Świetlik, MA (1000-F-AA12PNJAf-SP):
Tuesday, 13:15-14:45, Room 126 (14/22)
Class
Reading
ECTS
2
Instructor / Times / Location / Codes / Spaces avail.
Dr Ewa Fryska
Thursday, 11:30-13:00, Room 8 (17/22)
(1000-F-AA12PNJAc-SP)
Thursday, 16:45-18:15, Room 214 (21/21 – ask)
(1000-F-AR12PNJAC-SP)
Dr Tomasz Paciorkowski (1000-F-A12PNJC-SP)
Monday, 8:00-9:30, Room 203 (14/21)
Dr. Filip Tolkaczewski (1000-F-AN12PNJAC-SP)
Tuesday, 8:00-9:30, Room 118 (15/22)
Class
YEAR TWO
Writing
In Year Two, Practical English grammar is worth 3 or 2
ECTS, depending on the group and programme.
Obviously, the groups for 3 ECTS are listed first, but
these may fill and not be available. Please be
understanding if you cannot get into a group at a given
time.
Conversation
ECTS
2
Instructor / Times / Location / Codes / Spaces avail.
Anna Durajewska, MA (1000-F-AA24PNJAp-SP)
Wednesday, 15:00-16:30, room 107 (11/11 – ok to join)
Julie Johnson, MA (1000-F-AN24PNJAp-SP)
Tuesday, 11:30-13:00, Room 214 (10/15)
13:15-14:45, Room 211 (14/15)
2
Important note: Conversation classes end with an exam
at the end of the semester, which takes place during
the exam session, sometime between June 19 and July
2. Be prepared to make your plans accordingly!
Maciej Müller, MA 1000-F-A24PNJK-SP
Tuesday 17:30-19:00, Room 203 (15/20)
Edyta Wood, MA 1000-F-AA24PNJAk-SP
Wednesday 13:15-14:45, room 107 (11/11 – ok to join)
Anna Lesińska, MA 1000-F-AN24PNJAk-SP
Wednesday, 8:00-9:30, Room 215 (14/15)
9:45-11:15, Room 215 (10/15)
Anna Durajewska, MA 1000-F-AR24PNJAk-SP
Wednesday, 16:45-18:15, Room 107 (18/19)
Reading
2
Marcin Czarnota, MA 1000-F-A24CZS-SP
Thursday, 16:45-18:15, Room 11 (16/20)
Phonetics
2
Ewa Dominikowska-Wróblewska, MA
(1000-F-A24PNJF-SP)
Monday, 11:30-13:00, Room 12 (15/20)
13:15-14:45, Room 12 (20/20 – ask)
15:00-16:30, Room 12 (20/20 – ask)
Grammar
2
Tomasz Leszczyński, MA
Tuesday, 17:30-19:00, Room 118 (15/20)
(1000-F-A24PNJS-SP)
Thursday, 13:15-14:45, Room 215 (15/15 – ask)
15:00-16:30, Room 215 (9/15)
(1000-F-AN24PNJAs-SP)
Dr. Waldemar Szefliński
1000-F-AR24PNJAs-SP
Monday, 9:45-11:15, Room 8 (20/20 – ask)
11:30-13:00, Room 8 (19/19 – ask)
13:15-14:415, room 8 (16/21)
Class Name/ Code
YEAR THREE
Writing
In Year Three, Practical English writing is worth 3 or 2
ECTS, depending on the group and programme.
Obviously, the groups for 3 ECTS are listed first, but
these may fill and not be available. Please be
understanding if you cannot get into a group at a given
time.
ECTS
3
or
2
Instructors / Times / Location / Spaces available
3 ECTS (English Philology) 1000-F-A36PNJP-SP
Dr. Tomasz Paciorkowski
Monday 15:30-16:00, Room 105 (14/26)
2 ECTS (Applied Linguistics)
Dr. Aneta Lipska 1000-F-AN36PNJAp-SP
Tuesday, 13:15-14:45, Room 214 (19/22)
Maciej Müller, MA 1000-F-AA36PNJAp-SP
Wednesday, 13:15-14:45, Room 12 (7/13)
Conversation
2
Important note: Conversation classes end with an exam
at the end of the semester, which takes place during
the exam session, sometime between June 19 and July
2. Be prepared to make your plans accordingly!
Ewa Dominikowska-Wróblewska, MA
(1000-F-A36PNJK-SP)
Wednesday, 8:00-9:30, Room 105 (8/19)
11:30-13:00, Room 105 (18/19)
Julie Johnson, MA (1000-F-AA36PNJAk-SP)
Wednesday, 11:30-13:00, Room 018, Main Building
(11/14)
Dr. Michał Janowski
Monday, 9:45-11:15, Room 214 (20/20 - ask)
(1000-F-AR36PNJAk-SP)
Tuesday, 15:00-16:30, Room 103 (18/22)
(1000-F-AN36PNJAk-SP)
Academic Reading
Czytanie akademickie
2
Justyna Adamska, MA (1000-F-A36CGPCA-SP)
Wednesday, 8:00-9:30, Room 118 (15/25)
Grammar
2
Hanna Świetlik, MA
Monday, 8:00-9:30, Room 103 (18/22)
(1000-F-AN36PNJAsb-SP)
Tuesday, 11:30-13:00, Room 126 (7/13)
(1000-F-AA36PNJAsb-SP)
Thursday, 13:15-14:45, Room 21 (7/19)
(1000-F-A36PNJSbl-SP)
Note: This is a blended-learning class, which means that
some of the classes will involve online learning on the
Moodle platform.