Polish Naval Academy
of the Heroes of Westerplatte
Smidowicza 69, 81-103 Gdynia;
tel. /fax: +48 58 626 27 51; www.amw.gdynia.pl
Course catalogue
Faculty: Command and Naval Operations
Course of study: National Security
PART 2. INFORMATION ON PROGRAMMES
GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
qualification awarded
Graduates who have achieved the expected
learning outcomes included in the study programs
are awarded qualifications and certified by a
diploma.
In addition, the graduate achieves professional
qualifications in accordance with the completed
field of study and specialization.
level of qualification
Graduates meet one of the following levels of
qualification which is compatible with the European
Qualification Framework (EQF):
- level 6 - conferred on the first degree
graduates: “licencjat” or “inżynier”;
- level 7 - conferred on the second degree
graduates: “magister” or “magister inżynier”;
- level 8 - conferred on the third degree
graduates: “doctor”.
Enclosure contains further explanation on the
descriptors defining levels in the European
Qualifications Framework.
specific admission requirements
Intramural studies first degree - the classification
takes place based on the enrolment on the basis of
marks in school-leaving certificates of the maturity.
Intramural studies second degree - graduates of the
college of the first degree can apply for second
degree. An average of the university graduation of
the first degree is deciding on qualifying.
Extramural studies first and second degree - an
order of filing documents for using the limit of
places up is deciding on qualifying.
specific arrangements for recognition of
prior learning (formal, non-formal,
informal)
Student’s transfer of record, hereinafter referred to
as "transfer activities", allows him/her to continue
learning study unit at a university to which the
student transfers, “host unit”.
Moving activities are subject to the conditions set in
the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher
Education dated 14 September 2011 on conditions
and procedures for handling classified by the
student activities (Journal of Laws of 2011 r. nr 201,
pos. 1187)
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qualification requirements and
regulations
Consistent with regulation by Minister of Science
and Higher Education dated 5 October, 2011
concerning conditions for conducting studies in a
certain direction and level of education (J. o L. no
243 pos. 1445). Regulation sets out the various
cycle of studies, graduate qualifications and future
competence and defines the requirements for the
candidates of the second degree.
profile of the programme
national security
key learning outcomes
Handing over to students the concerning knowledge
is the fundamental assumption of educating the
first degree on studies the dimension of the outside
state security and international commitments
associated with it of the state resulting from
international conventions, arrangements of
international organizations and regional. In
particular it is regarding functioning of structures,
institution, organs of the national security in the
external environment.
occupational profiles of graduates with
examples
Maritime Security of State
Public Security
access to further studies
master’s degree
postgraduate studies
doctoral studies
course structure diagram with credit (60
per full-time academic year)
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object of the general education
examination regulations, assessment and
grading
Subjects are completed by either award of a credit
or by examination. Marks are recorded in the
student’s record book and comments added by the
academic teacher responsible according to the
specific provisions of the Regulations of Study at
the Naval Academy of the Heroes of Westerplatte in
Gdynia.
Examinations and assessment are reflected in the
following grading scale: very good - 5.0 (very good),
more than good - 4.5 (db +) good - 4.0 (db),
satisfactory - 3.5 (dst +) ; sufficient - 3.0 (dst);
inadequate - 2.0 (ndst). Detailed grading system
reflects chapters VI - VII of the aforementioned
regulations.
graduation requirements
In order to obtain the HEI degrees, a student is
required to complete all course units and practical
placements included in a syllabus, to submit and
defend a thesis, and to pass successfully the final
examination in front of the thesis committee.
Specific requirements for submission and review of
the diploma exam are contained in chapters VII – X
of the aforementioned Regulations.
mode of study
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programme director or equivalent
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DESCRIPTION ON THE INDIVIDUAL COURSE UNITS:
course unit title
English
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
I-II
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
I-IV
number of ECTS credits allocated
8
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Ability of using English on the level intermediate in
the tongue law economic the EU and in themes
presenting essential and current problems of the
modern world. Improving understanding both using
words and turnabouts appearing in articles, press
reports, Internet, in the radio news and television.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
intramural
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
pjo
recommended optional programme
components
course unit code
pjo
Ja
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
course contents
The European Common market, earthqakes, police
investigation – the hunt, terrorist attacks, student’s
presentations
year of study
II
recommended or required reading
1. Więcławska, European Union English Course
2. News & Society – Edgard
3. B. M. Otto – Here is the news – part one, part
two
4. Materiały z internetu
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
exercises
assessment methods and criteria
mark of test
reading
listening
writing
language of instruction
english
work placement(s)
pjo
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
IV
number of ECTS credits allocated
4
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Acquainting the development of information
technologies and the information society with the
rank in Poland, for Europe and in the world. Getting
to know new technologies and main characteristics
of the information society. Acquainting the object in
English from the scope with the terminology.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
intramural
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
course unit title
Information Technologies
course unit code
Ot
pjo
recommended optional programme
components
pjo
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the general education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
course contents
The genesis and the development of information
technologies. Technical generations of the
computer hardware. Providing software computer
systems. Knowledge society and of information.
recommended or required reading
first degree
1. Brady R., Forrest E., Mizerski R., Marketing
w Internecie, PWE, Warszawa 2002
2. Kierzkowskiego Z. (red), Inteligentne metody
komputerowe dla nauki, technologii i gospodarki,
Helion, Gliwice 2004
3. Kifner T., Polityka bezpieczeństwa i ochrony
informacji, Helion, Gliwice 1999
4. Lem S., Bomba megabitowa, Wydawnictwo
Literackie, Kraków 1999
5. Nilles J., Telepraca. Strategie kierowania wirtualną
załogą, WNT, Warszawa 2003
6. Null L., Lobur J., Struktura organizacyjna
i architektura systemów komputerowych, Helion,
Gliwice 2004
7. Ficoń K., Systemy informatyczne przedsiębiorstw,
Bel Studio, Warszawa 2001
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
year of study
I
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
II
number of ECTS credits allocated
2
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
mark of test
mark of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
pjo
The student is purchasing the knowledge letting for
understanding economic categories; the description
and interpretation of economic phenomena and
economic processes; understanding the principles
of operation of main managing subjects - of
households, enterprises, you; understanding the
role of prices and money in the economy;
understanding the being of the inflation, the
unemployment and the globalization; using tools of
the economic analysis for the problem solving
economic.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
course unit title
intramural
rudiments of economy
course unit code
Ce
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
pjo
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the general education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
recommended optional programme
components
pjo
course contents
Leading into economy and economics. The demand,
the supply and the market. The consumer theory
and the elasticity of demand. Participation of
couples in the economy in the microeconomic
presentation. Factors of the growth in the economy.
Model IS-LM.
first degree
year of study
I
recommended or required reading
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Begg D., Ekonomia – Makroekonomia, PWE
Czarny B ., Podstawy ekonomii, Polsof-AKADEMIA
Hall R. E., Taylor J. B., Makroekonomia, PWN
Mankiw N. G., Taylor M. P., Mikroekonomia. PWE,
Warszawa 2009
Marciniak R., Mikro i makroekonomia. Podstawowe
problemy, PWN;
Milewski R., Podstawy ekonomii, PWN
Samuelson. P. A., Ekonomia, PWN
Szczepaniec M, Makroekonomia, Wydawnictwo UG
Varian H. R., Mikroekonomia, PWN
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
I
number of ECTS credits allocated
2
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Acquaintance of processes affecting the internal
and international situation of Poland from for her
coming into existence until of political
transformation. Interpretation of events and their
evaluation in the light of contemporary challenges.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
intramural
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
pjo
course unit title
History
course unit code
Ych
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the basic education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
pjo
recommended optional programme
components
pjo
course contents
Poland from Mieszko I to Kazimierz Wielki. Poland
from Jagiellonians to disassemblies. Matter of
Poland on the international arena in 1797-1830
years. Poland after the First World War to 1945
Foreign policy of Poland after 1945
recommended or required reading
1. Wielka historia Polski, t.1-10, Kraków 2001
2. M. Borucki, Historia Polski do 2005, Warszawa 2005
3. Garlicki, Historia 1815-2004, Polska i świat,
Warszawa 2005
4. M. Kamiński, M.J. Zachariasz, W cieniu zagrożenia.
Polityka zagraniczna RP 1918-1939, Warszawa 1993
5. J. Karski, Wielkie mocarstwa wobec Polski 19191945. Od Wersalu do Jałty, Lublin 1998
6. J. Zając, R. Zięba, Polska w stosunkach
międzynarodowych 1945-1989, Toruń 2005
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
I
number of ECTS credits allocated
4
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
lecture, exercises
learning outcomes of the course unit
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
Of understanding the being and the specificity of
geographical including reality; of understanding
geography as the learning and the practical
knowledge about the environment of the life of the
man; of interpretation of a, economic and political
physical map.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
work placement(s)
intramural
pjo
course unit title
Geography
course unit code
Dia
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the basic education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
I
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
pjo
recommended optional programme
components
pjo
course contents
Geography - theory about the geographical environment.
Non-specific (natural and anthropogenic) and specific
(other people) elements of geography. Idiosyncrasies of
geography - natural-humanistic dual-ness (social) and the
complexity and the spatial dimension of the presentation
(global, regional and local scale phenomena). Structure
of the geographical knowledge - general and regional
geography, peculiar branches of general geography.
recommended or required reading
1. Lach Z., Łaszczuk A., Geografia bezpieczeństwa,
AON, Warszawa 2004
2. Firli I., Geografia gospodarcza świata, PWE,
Warszawa 2003
3. Żuber M., Katastrofy naturalne i cywilizacyjne,
WSOWLąd, Wrocław 2006
4. Skrzyp J., Lach Z., Informator geograficzny. Państwa
członkowskie NATO, AON, Warszawa 2005
5. Barbar J., Geografia gospodarki świata, PWN,
Warszawa 1984
6. Pietras M., Bezpieczeństwo ekologiczne w Europie,
Lublin 1996
7. Otok S., Geografia polityczna świata, Warszawa
2003
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
I
number of ECTS credits allocated
5
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
Of recognizing types of the political systems and
their building blocks; of understanding the role of
the organization and political institutions in the life
of modern societies; of distinguishing the specificity
of the political systems in Europe and determinants
their character.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
polish
work placement(s)
intramural
extramural
pjo
prerequisites and co-requisites
course unit title
pjo
Contemporary Political Systems
course unit code
pjo
Yss
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the basic education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
I
recommended optional programme
components
course contents
The being and elements of the political system.
Relations between elements of the political system
and other sections of the social system. Forms of
the political systems. The democratic and
undemocratic political systems in Europe and in the
world. Concept of the division and the unity of the
power. Parliamentary cabinet system. Presidential
and semiprezydencki the political system. The
chancellor's political system. Specificity of the
political systems in Centre-eastern Europe. Systems
and election behaviours. The being, functions and
types of political parties in Europe, in it in Poland.
recommended or required reading
1. Kuciński Jerzy, Podstawy wiedzy o państwie, wyd.
C.H. Beck, 2003r
2. Żmigrodzki Marek, Dziemidok-Olszewska Bożena,
Współczesne systemy polityczne, wyd. PWN,
Warszawa 2009r
3. Antoszewski Andrzej, Herbut Ryszard, Systemy
polityczne współczesnej Europy, wyd. PWN,
Warszawa 2006r
4. Żebrowski Waldemar, Współczesne systemy
polityczne, Olsztyn 2005r
5. Wojtaszczyk Konstanty Adam, Współczesne systemy
polityczne, Warszawa 1992 r
6. Wojtaszczyk Konstanty Adam, Społeczeństwo
i polityka, wyd. PWN, Warszawa 2005r
7. Soboloewska-Myślik Katarzyna, Partie i systemy
partyjne na świecie, wyd. PWN, Warszawa 2006r
8. Sarnecki Paweł ., Ustroje konstytucyjne państw
współczesnych, Kraków 2003
9. Ustroje państw współczesnych, red. naukowy W.
Skrzydło, Lublin 2004
10. Leksykon politologii
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
object of the basic education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
I
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
II
number of ECTS credits allocated
4
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
pjo
course unit title
Organization and management
course unit code
Of analysing both interpretation of problems of the
organization and processes of managing; of
identification of problems at a junction point of
functioning of the organization; of finding
connections and the interrelation between the
knowledge about the national security and the
knowledge in the scope of the organization and
managing; of independent seeking ways of the
problem solving of managing; of applying basic
methods and management techniques with
organizations, in it being in contingencies.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
intramural
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
pjo
Pkl
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
recommended optional programme
components
pjo
Administration
course unit code
course contents
Notion and area of interests of the organization and
the management. Relations between the
organization and surroundings - functions, cells,
criteria of the effectiveness and stages of the
development. The evolution and the diffusion of
methods of the organization and the management.
The politics and the strategic process in
organizations. The strategic analysis, the
management and the strategic planning.
Organizational structures - dynamics and
automatic_dynamics. Social responsibility of the
organization, organizational social pathologies.
Motivating and managing the social potential. The
power and the leadership in organizations.
Organizational control - mechanisms and
conditioning of the effective control.
Cha
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the basic education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
I
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
recommended or required reading
1. Martyniak Z., Nowe metody i koncepcje
zarządzania. Kraków, AE, 2002.
2. Stoner J., Freeman E., Gilbert D., Kierowanie.
Warszawa, PWE, 2008.
3. Zimniewicz K, Współczesne koncepcje i metody
zarządzania. Warszawa, PWE, 2000.
4. Obój K., Strategia organizacji. Warszawa, PWE,
2007.
5. Listwan T., Zarządzanie Kadrami. Warszawa, C.H.
BECK, 2004.
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
marks of colocvium
II
number of ECTS credits allocated
4
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Of understanding principles of the organization of
the civil service in Poland and other states; of
recognizing types of administration on individual
rungs of the organization of the state; of analysing
competence and tasks of the government and selfgovernment administration and the special civil
service, with including the execution of tasks for the
national security.
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
pjo
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
intramural
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
course unit title
pjo
marks of colocvium
recommended optional programme
components
language of instruction
polish
pjo
work placement(s)
course contents
pjo
Being, scope and area of interests of the theory
about the civil service. Chosen models of the civil
service in the world and in Europe. Principles and
mechanisms of action of public authorities, with
particular reference to of the executive branch.
Organization of the civil service in Poland. The
centralization and the decentralization of
administration. Organization of a local authority - of
the government administration in it united and the
local authorities. Local organizational units of the
special civil service. Employees of the civil service.
Administrative control.
recommended or required reading
1. L. Habuda Administracja i polityka. Proces
decyzyjny w administracji publicznej Wyd. UW
Wrocław 2005
2. J Hausner. Administracja publiczna PWN Warszawa
2006
3. H. Izbedski M. Kulesza Administracja publiczna.
Zagadnienia ogólna PWN Warszawa 2004
4. Kienzler Leksykon Unii Europejskiej, Świat Książki
W-a 2003
5. Konstytucja Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej Warszaw
1997
6. M. Małecki (red.) Administracja publiczna w
procesie dostosowywania państwa do Unii
Europejskiej ASPAIR
7. Warszawa 2005
8. M Możdżeń-Marcinkowski. Wstęp do prawa
administracyjnego ogólnego. Repetytorium Kraków
2006
9. E Nowacka. Polski samorząd terytorialny Lewis
Nexis Warszawa 2006
10. E Nowacka. Samorząd terytorialnym w ustroju
państwowym Lewis Nexis Warszawa 2003
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
course unit title
Intellectual Property Copyright
course unit code
Yoi
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the general education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
II
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
III
number of ECTS credits allocated
1
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Correct interpretation of the institution of
permitted use of the private work, the due marking
of using the another person's production, using
legal basic configurations for solving practical
problems turning up at the context of
teleinformatic technologies and digital, the
acquaintance of the institution and procedures of
the protection of self-interests from a creative point
of view legal.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
marks of test
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
intramural
extramural
pjo
prerequisites and co-requisites
pjo
course unit title
Theory of State and Law
recommended optional programme
components
pjo
course unit code
Ck
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
course contents
Leading into the object, the notion and an overall
description of the protection of intellectual
property, sources of the intellectual property law.
Contents of the copyright and the institution of
permitted private use. Exercise of laws of the
intellectual property in the era of the Internet and
digital technologies.
object of the general education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
recommended or required reading
1. . Golat, Prawo autorskie i prawa pokrewne,
C.H.Beck, Warszawa 2008
2. J. Barta, R. Markiewicz, Prawa autorskie i prawa
pokrewne, Zakamycze, Kraków 2005
3. Matlak, Prawo autorskie w społeczeństwie
informacyjnym, Dęblin 2006
4. J. Marcinkowska, Dozwolony użytek w prawie
autorskim. Podstawowe zagadnienia, PIPWIUJ
(zeszyt 87), Zakamycze, Kraków 2004
5. K. Dobrzenieski, Prawo a etos cyberprzesrzeni,
Wydawnictwo Adama Marszałek, Toruń 2004
6. U. Promińska, A. Nowicka, M. Poźniak-Niedzielska,
H.
Żakowska-Henzler,
Prawo
własności
przemysłowej, Difin, Warszawa 2004
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
II
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
III
number of ECTS credits allocated
2
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Of understanding notional basic categories
describing the state and the law; of understanding
processes occurring in the organization and
III, Wydawnictwo Prawnicze LexisNexis, Warszawa
2003
8. Dworkin R., Biorąc prawa poważnie, Wydawnictwo
Naukowe PWN, Warszawa 1998
functioning
of
contemporary
states;
of
interpretation of provisions of law, particularly in
the area of the national security.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
intramural
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
extramural
assessment methods and criteria
prerequisites and co-requisites
marks of test
pjo
marks of colocvium
recommended optional programme
components
pjo
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
course contents
The notion and the right being. Concepts geneses of
the state. You, the society, the nation and the
individual and their relations in the historical
development. Forms of the state. Cells, functions
and duties of the state. Concepts of you in the
contemporary thought political legal. You national
and his transformations. The revolution, the
transformation, integration and the globalization.
You but the war. Comprehending law. Legal norm.
Provision of law. Legal relationship. Sources of law.
System of law.
pjo
course unit title
Logic
course unit code
Ie
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
recommended or required reading
object of the general education
1. . Winczorek P., Nauka o państwie, Wydawnictwo
LIBRE, Warszawa 2005
2. Morawski L., Wstęp do prawoznawstwa, Wydanie
IX, Toruń 2005
3. Bator A., Gromski W., Kozak A., Kaźmierczyk S.,
Pulka Z., Wprowadzenie do nauk prawnych.
Leksykon tematyczny, wydanie I, Wydawnictwo
Prawnicze LexisNexis, Warszawa 2006
4. Korycki S., Kuciński J., Trzciński Z., Zaborowski J.,
Zarys prawa, pod red. S. Koryckiego i J. Kucińskiego,
Wydanie V, wydawnictwo Prawnicze LexisNexis,
Warszawa 2006
5. Stawecki T., Wieczorek P., Wstęp do
prawoznawstwa, Wydawnictwo C.H. Beck,
Warszawa 2003
6. Zirk-Sadowski M., Wprowadzenie do filozofii prawa,
Wydawnictwo Zakamycze, Kraków 2000
7. Morawski L., Główne problemy współczesnej
filozofii prawa. Prawo w toku przemian, Wydanie
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
I
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
II
number of ECTS credits allocated
2
marks of test
name of lecturer(s)
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Ability of logically correct formulating oral and
written statements, the logical inference and
substantiating theses put forward in discussion and
graduation works.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
polish
work placement(s)
pjo
course unit title
Philosophy
course unit code
intramural
extramural
It
prerequisites and co-requisites
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
pjo
recommended optional programme
components
object of the general education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
pjo
course contents
first degree
year of study
Verbal formulating the thought, notional organising
world, justifying statements, convincing and
discussion, inferences.
I
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
recommended or required reading
1. . Z. Ziembiński, Logika praktyczne, PWN, Warszawa
2009
2. S. Sokołowski, Logika dla menadżerów, wyd.
Wyższa Szkoła Zarządzania i Przedsiębiorczości,
Warszawa 1999
3. T. Kotarbiński, Kurs logiki dla prawników, PWN,
Warszawa 1974
4. T. Hołówka, Kultura logiczna w przykładach, PWN,
Warszawa 2005
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
I
number of ECTS credits allocated
3
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Interpretation of philosophical texts; of questioning
philosophical and of search of an answer; of
formulating the own position; of having arguments
and discussions with using arguments taken from
philosophical theories.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
intramural
extramural
pjo
prerequisites and co-requisites
pjo
course unit title
Security Policy
recommended optional programme
components
course unit code
Crr
pjo
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
course contents
Philosophy as the learning - the structure, issues
and the place amongst other sciences. Overview of
the history of the development of the concept.
Development of the philosophical thought - than
ancient to modern. Chosen problems of the concept
of ontology, epistemology and ethics. Chosen issues
of the safety in the philosophical thought on space
of centuries.
object of the directional education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
recommended or required reading
I
5.
W. Tatarkiewicz, Historia filozofii, t. I-III,
Warszawa 2005
6. F. Coleston, Od Kartezjusza do Leibniza, t. 4,
Warszawa 1995
7. Z. Drozdowicz, Kartezjusz a współczesność,
Poznań 1980
8. F. Coleston, Historia filozofii. Od Maine de
Birana do Sartre’a t.9, Warszawa 1995
9. W. Mackiewicz, Filozofia współczesna w zarysie,
Warszawa 2008
10. K. Rosner, Hermeneutyka jako krytyka kultury,
Heidegger, Gadamer, Ricoeur, Warszawa 1991
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
II
number of ECTS credits allocated
5
name of lecturer(s)
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
To determine cells and relations and conditioning of
the security policy in Europe and in the world; to
point and to distinguish doctrines and institutions
shaping the politics of the state security, of region
and international; to analyse the environment of
6.
the safety and to draw essential conclusions for the
problem solving of the security policy; to clarify
reasons for changes in the security policy in the
aspect of social and economic and doctrinal
transformations in regions and in the world; to
describe and to interpret adjuncts for security
policy; to understand the relation between the
theory and the practice of the security policy of you.
7.
8.
9.
10.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
11.
intramural
12.
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
13.
pjo
recommended optional programme
components
Kitler W., Obrona narodowa III RP. Pojęcie.
Organizacja. System. Rozprawa habilitacyjna,
AON, Warszawa 2002.
Kukułka J., Międzynarodowe stosunki
polityczne, PWN Warszawa 1980.
Kuźniar R. red. Polska polityka bezpieczeństwa
1989-2000, , Warszawa 2001;
Kuźniar R., Szczepanik K. red., Polityka
zagraniczna RP, Warszawa 2002;
Marczak J., Pawłowski J., O obronie militarnej
Polski przełomu XX-XXI wieku, Bellona,
Warszawa 1995.
Prokop K., Stany nadzwyczajne w Konstytucji
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, „Temida 2”, Białystok
2005.
Skrabacz A., Organizacje pozarządowe w
bezpieczeństwie narodowym. Rozprawa
habilitacyjna, AON, Warszawa 2006.
Skrabacz A., Teresiak K., Udział organizacji
pozarządowych w realizacji misji i celów obrony
narodowej Polski, W-a 2005.
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
pjo
course contents
The area of interests, the scope, cells and
conditioning of the security policy in refined and
European security systems. Bases of the theory of
the politics of the state security. Doctrinal and
institutional elements of functioning of national and
nonnational creators of international relations
shaping the environment of the safety. Global
problems in the security policy. Problems of the
security policy in the gradual and prognostic take.
recommended or required reading
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Balcerowicz B. Pokój i „Nie-pokój” na progu XXI
wieku, Bellona, Warszawa 2002
Bocheński A., Rozmyślania o polityce polskiej,
Warszawa 1987.
Jadźwiński K. red., Polska w procesie integracji i
bezpieczeństwa europejskiego, "Askon",
Warszawa 1999.
Jakubczak R., Flis J. Bezpieczeństwo narodowe
Polski w XXI wieku. Wyzwania i strategie,
Bellona, Warszawa 2006.
Kitler W., Obrona narodowa w wybranych
państwach demokratycznych, AON, Warszawa
2001.
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
pjo
course unit title
Crisis management
course unit code
Zk1
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the directional education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
III
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
VI
number of ECTS credits allocated
5
management. Natural disasters and their effects for
the population, possessions, the infrastructure and
the environment. Tasks and competence of public
authorities and the institution and states in
contingencies. The organization and tasks of the
centre of reacting in the commune and the centre
of the crisis management in the district and the
province. Way of forming a commune team of
reacting and district and provincial teams of critical
reacting. Powers and funds of the commune team
of reacting. Methodology of the work of the
commune team of reacting during natural disasters.
The planning and managing the action by the
commune team of reacting in the contingency.
recommended or required reading
1.
name of lecturer(s)
2.
pjo
3.
learning outcomes of the course unit
4.
Of understanding basic problems and reasons for
coming into existence of contingencies; of taking
tasks and performing competence of public
authorities and the institution and the organization
in contingencies; of planning and managing the
action on the rung of the commune.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
intramural
extramural
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
prerequisites and co-requisites
10.
pjo
recommended optional programme
components
11.
12.
pjo
course contents
The scope, tasks and basic categories of the crisis
management. Theoretical aspects of the crisis
management. Legal aspects of the crisis
13.
14.
Augustyn S. Praca menedżera programów
kryzysowych
w
fazach
zapobiegania
i przygotowania, Wyd. AON, W-wa 1998
Barier B. Atlas wielkich zagrożeń, WNT Warszawa
1995
Jakubczak R., Flis J. Bezpieczeństwo narodowe
Polski w XXI wieku. Wyzwania i strategie, Bellona,
Warszawa 2006
Gołębiewski J. Zarządzanie kryzysowe w świetle
wymogów bezpieczeństwa, Wyd. SAPSP Kraków
2011
Lisowski A. Skutki występowania wybranych
zagrożeń naturalnych i ich percepcje w Polsce, UW
Warszawa 1993
Marczak J. Samoorganizacja społeczeństwa
powszechnego. Samoobrona powszechna III RP,
Wyd. AON, Warszawa 2000
Ostrokólski A. Monografie z I- VIII Konferencji
naukowej „Zarządzanie kryzysowe” Wyd. AM,
AMW 2003-2010
Prokop K., Stany nadzwyczajne w Konstytucji
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, „Temida 2”, Białystok
2005
Strategia Bezpieczeństwa Narodowego, Warszawa
2007
Tyrała P. Zarządzanie kryzysowe, ryzyko,
bezpieczeństwo, obronność, Wydawnictwo Adam
Marszałek, Toruń 2001
Tyrała P. Zarządzanie kryzysowe, Wydawnictwo
Adam Marszałek, Toruń 2003
Wolanin J., Krawczyńska S. Hierarchizacja ryzyk.
Zarządzanie
bezpieczeństwem.
Wybrane
zagadnienia ochrony ludności, Wyd. EDUERA,
Warszawa 2003
Wolanin J. Wybrane problemy zarządzania
ryzykiem, Zarządzanie bezpieczeństwem na
poziomie lokalnym, Wyd. EDURA Warszawa 2002
Żebrowski E. Niespokojna planeta. Największe
kataklizmy w historii ludzkości, Wyd. Amber
Warszawa 1998
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
pjo
learning outcomes of the course unit
Handing the knowledge over to students about the
history of the European integration, competence
and main principles of operation of institutions of
the European Union, decision-making processes and
basic problems turning up at this organization.
Students should moreover learn independent
assessing facts and the critical analysis of processes
occurring in integration structures.
mode of delivery (face-to-face, distance
learning)
work placement(s)
intramural
pjo
course unit title
European integration
course unit code
extramural
prerequisites and co-requisites
pjo
recommended optional programme
components
Dki
type of course unit (compulsory,
optional)
object of the directional education
level of course unit (e.g. first, second or
third cycle)
first degree
year of study
III
pjo
course contents
Development of unification ideas in the history of
Europe. Unification action in years 1945 -1950.
Forming oneself of the second stage of the
European integration. The genesis and the
development of the European security policy and
Defences. Chosen policies of the European Union.
recommended or required reading
1.
semester/trimester when the subject
(course unit) is delivered
2.
3.
VI
4.
number of ECTS credits allocated
5.
6.
6
name of lecturer(s)
7.
Wojtaszczyk Konstanty A., Integracja Europejska
– Wstęp, Warszawa 2006
Łastawski K., Historia Integracji Europejskiej,
Toruń 2006
Łastawski K., Od idei do integracji europejskiej,
Warszawa 2004
Czaja St, Tyszkiewicz E., Unia Europejska, NATO
a bezpieczeństwo Polski, Warszawa 2000
Barcik J., Europejska Polityka Bezpieczeństwa
i Obrony, Bydgoszcz-Katowice 2008
Antoszewski A,. Unia Europejska: leksykon
integracji, Warszawa 2003
Mrozewicz L., Starożytność – Historia
Powszechna, Poznań 1999
8.
Doliwa-Klepacki Z. M., Integracja Europejska –
łącznie z uczestnictwem Polski w UE,
Konstytucja, Białystok 2005;
9. Harmbura S., Muszyński M., Traktat o Unii
Europejskiej z komentarzem, Bielsko-Biała 2001
10. 10. Marszałek A., Wprowadzenie do teorii
integracji europejskiej. Poradnik dla studentów
i wykładowców, Łódź 2001
planned learning activities and teaching
methods
lecture, exercises
assessment methods and criteria
marks of test
marks of colocvium
language of instruction
polish
work placement(s)
pjo