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• World Politics

  e-Learning Courses

  • L. Segreto

  The course aims to familiarize stdnets with the most important theories of the international relations. This instrument will enable them to understand a series of case studies that will be presented starting with the first wordl war and going until today. The case studies will include the main aspects of the Cold War period, the role of USA and Soviet Union in shaping the international relations according to a political and ideological...

• Environmental Policy

  e-Learning Courses

  • P. Lorens

  This course deals with key issues associted with understanding and shaping the environmental policy. Both the general description of the topic and detailed considerations regarding how to shape and execute the environmental policies at the municpal level will be discussed

• Process engineering in circular economy 22/23

  e-Learning Courses

  • J. Mąkinia

  Background of the circular economy What is the circular economy? (Definition) How is the circular economy different from a linear economy? How do materials circulate in the circular economy? The circular economy and sustainable development How to measure circularity? Link between the circular economy and life cycle assessment (LCA) What are the benefits of the circular economy? The circular economy policies and governance Wastewater...

• Art Composition

  e-Learning Courses

  • K. Wróblewski
  • P. Różycki

  Person in charge: prof. Krzysztof Wróblewski, Department of Visual Arts Teacher: mgr Patryk Różycki, Department of Visual Arts Five Words. Society and Politics. What? By What? General assumptions. The aim of the proposed two artistic compositions is a creative processing of emotions related to the socio-political issues. In general, it is about personal views and feelings, but it must be also considered that architects are...