Visit to Krakow
The lecturers of our university, Dr. Réka Matolcsi and Dr. Csaba Oláh, visited The Pontifical University of John Paul II in Krakow, where they gave lectures and listened to lectures. During their time abroad, our colleagues had professional meetings with the rector, dean and lecturers of the institution. The purpose of the visit was to strengthen international cooperation, discuss teaching methods and research projects.
John Paul II University is one of Poland's most respected and leading ecclesiastical higher education institutions. It offers high quality courses in philosophy, theology and humanities. It provides its students with solid theoretical knowledge and practical preparation, while offering a wide range of opportunities for professional and personal development. The University has a student body of around 3000 students and a teaching and research community of nearly 300 people. Krakow is a unique place where tradition meets modernity, historical heritage meets educational innovation. It is also a vibrant cultural centre.
John Paul II University has undergraduate and master's programmes and a Doctoral School (Szkoła Doktorska), where students have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge and conduct research in the disciplines offered.
These programmes are also open to international students to participate in the University's courses.
