THE WITELON STATE UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES IN LEGNICA · LEGNICA - situated in the south – west of Poland on the Kaczawa river in the Lower Silesian - the warmest region of

THE WITELON STATE UNIVERSITYOF APPLIED SCIENCES IN LEGNICA

LEGNICA

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WARSZAWA

LEGNICA

- situated in the south – west of Polandon the Kaczawa river in the Lower Silesian

- the warmest region of Poland- has a population of 100 000 thousand- major historic monuments:

- Castle of Legnica Piasts - 13th century,- Peter and Paul Cathedral - 12th century, - Mary’s Church-14th century, - a complex of eight Renaissance three-storey

houses called „Herring Stalls” (Śledziówki)first mentioned in 1574,

- Quail’s Basket house – 14th centuary,- The Town Park – 19th centuary, - The Knight Academy -18th centuary

LEGNICA

GENERAL INFORMATIONABOUT UNIVERSITY

- on 16th June 1998 the University was started- 4000 students- 16 thousand graduates- 3 faculties, 13 fields, specializations- Master’s, Bachelor’s or Engineering Diplomas,

Post-graduate studies- 3 buildings – total 21 000 square metres- total area: 5,2 ha

FACULTY OF STUDIES

1. Faculty of Humanities and Social Science-Field of Administration-Field of Philology-Field of Pedagogy (BA and MA studies)

2. Faculty of Technical and Economic Science-Field of Computer Science -Field of Management-Field of Management and Production Engineering(engineering and MA studies)

-Field of Economy3. Faculty of Health Science and Physical Education

-Field of Nursing-Field of Emergency Medical Care-Field of Tourism and Recreation

FACULTY OF STUDIES

1. Field of Administration (practical training profile):specialization modules:– public administration,– local government administration,– fiscal administration,– environmental management,– management in administration – administration

manager,– administration of public order and public safety,– business activity.

Undergraduate programs

Candidates for studieschoose a field of study duringthe recruitment procedure. Specialization modulesare chosen during the studies.

FACULTY OF STUDIES

2. Field of Internal Security (practical training profile):specialization modules:– social and insurance safety,– security and public order,– financial safety of the State – fiscal administration,– resocialization of socially maladjusted people,– business activity in the area of public safety.

3. Field of Dietetics*:specialization modules:– clinical dietetics,– collective nutrition.


* Recruitment upon obtaininga suitable consent from theMinister of Higher Education.

FACULTY OF STUDIES

4. Field of Economics (practical training profile):specialization modules:– economic analysis,– accounting and internal audit.

5. Field of Philology (practical training profile):specialization modules:– English Philology,– German Philology.

6. Field of Pedagogy (practical training profile):specialization modules:– caring and educational pedagogy,– resocialization and post-penitentiary assistance,– early pre-school education and training.


FACULTY OF STUDIES

7. Field of Nursing

8. Field of Emergency Medical Care(practical training profile)

9. Field of Tourism and Recreation(practical training profile):

specialization modules:– organization of tourism and recreation,– tourism and hospitality industry.Candidates for studies

choose a field of study duringthe recruitment procedure. Specialization modulesare chosen during the studies.

FACULTY OF STUDIES

10. Field of Management (practical training profile):specialization modules:– enterprise management,– finance management and controlling,– human resources management.


FACULTY OF STUDIES

1. Field of Computer Science (practical training profile):specialization modules:– computer systems and networks,– computer graphics,– multimedia and Internet systems.

2. Field of Management and Production Engineering(practical training profile):

specialization modules:– industrial systems control,– logistics,– occupational safety engineering.

Undergraduate programs


FACULTY OF STUDIES

1. Field of Pedagogy (general academic profile):specialization modules:– general pedagogy,– early pre-school education and training,– resocialization and postpenitentiary assistance,– administration of educational institutions

and other public institutions.

2. Field of Management and Production Engineering(general academic profile):

specialization modules:– renewable resources energetics,– information technologies in production engineering,– safety.

Graduate programs


LECTURES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Faculty of Health Science and Physical EducationField of Tourism and Recreation

W/S4lectures/classes3015/15dr Jaremen

Organisation and technique of workin hotel managementOrganizacja pracy i zarządzani jakościąw hotelarstwie

12

W/S3classes30dr Oleksandr KlosovIT in tourism and hotel management Informatyka w turystyce i rekreacji11

W/S2lectures/classes3015/15dr Waldemar Michalczak

Tourism and recreation for disabledpeople Turystyka i rekreacja osób niepełnosprawnych

10

S3W2

lectures/classes3015/15dr Waldemar MichalczakActive tourism

Turystyka aktywna9

S3lectures/classes3015/15dr Waldemar Michalczak

Tourism and recreation developmentZagospodarowanie turystycznei rekreacyjne

8

W/S3lectures/classes3015/15dr Daria Jaremen

Marketing of tourism and recreation servicesMarketing usług turystycznychi rekreacyjnych

7

W/S5lectures/classes3015/15prof. Zbigniew.JethonEcology and environment protection

Ekologia i ochrona środowiska6

W/S5lectures/classes3015/15prof. Zbigniew JethonHygiene and promotion of health

Higiena i promocja zdrowia5

S3lectures/classes3015/15dr Regina Kumala

Programming and implementationof health trainingProgramowanie i planowanie treninguzdrowotnego

4

W/S5lectures/classes3015/15dr Regina KumalaLeisure time pedagogy

Pedagogika czasu wolnego3

W/S5lectures/classes3015/15dr Regina KumalaTheory and methodology of recreation

Teoria i metodyka rekreacji2

W/S5lectures/classes3015/15dr Regina KumalaElements of recreation

Podstawy rekreacji1

SemesterECTScreditsCourse structureTeacherCourse title

Winter (W) and summer (S) semester


Faculty of Humanities and Social Science Field of Administration


W/S4Lectures/classes

238/15dr Wacław Szetelnicki

Negotiation, Mediation and Social CommunicationNegocjacje, mediacjei komunikacja społeczna

MK_1010


3015/15dr Rafał Lipniewicz

Science of public finance and tax lawNauka o finansach publicznychi prawie podatkowym

MK_099


3020/10

Polish public economic law and the EUPrawo gospodarcze publiczne Polski i UE

MK_088

W/S3lectures20dr Rafał Lipniewicz

Science of international law and the EUNauka o prawie międzynarodowymi UE

MK_077


3015/15

prof. dr hab. inż. WładysławWalkowiak

Environmental SciencesNauka o środowiskuMK_066

W/S3lectures25Prof. Ludwig Schmahl

History of administration and thought constitutionally legalHistoria administracji i myśli ustrojowo -prawnej

MK_055


4020/20Prof. Ludwig SchmahlStudy of State and Law

Nauka o państwie i prawieMK_044

W/S4lectures30dr hab. Robert Wiszniowski

Science of administration and administrative policiesNauka o administracji i polityce administracyjnej

MK_033


2515/10Prof. Ludwig SchmahlScience of protection of goods

Nauka o ochronie dóbrMK_022

W/S4lectures15Psychology and sociology basesPodstawy psychologii i socjologiiMK_011

SemesterECTS creditsCourse structureTeacherCourse titleCourse

Number


Faculty of Humanities and Social Science Field of Philology

Faculty of Humanities and Social Science Field of Computer ScienceField of ManagementField of Management and Production EngineeringField of Economy


------2X----Contrastive grammarGramatyka kontrastywna języka angielskiego i polskiego

8

------4X----American literatureLiteratura amerykańska7

------5X----British literatureLiteratura brytyjska6

--------4X4XDescriptive grammar of EnglishGramatyka opisowa języka angielskiego5

--5X6X6X4X4XPractical English – reading and writing PNJA – ćwiczenia redakcyjne4

--5X6X6X5X5XPractical English – oral communication PNJA – komunikacja ustna3

--------2X--Practical English – phoneticsPNJA – fonetyka2

------4X3X3XPractical English –practical grammarPNJA – gramatyka praktyczna1

ECTS6 SECTS5 WECTS4 SECTS3 WECTS2 SECTS1 W

semester

course title

Lectures (X)

If lectures is continue 1,2 or more semesters – ECTS points concerns of each semester



2010/10dr Bogumiła WątorekMacroeconomics

Podstawy makroekonomiiME.512

W/S6Lectures/projects

3015/15dr inż. Edward Puchała Inteligent optimization methods

Inteligentne Metody OptymalizacjiME.411

W/S5Lectures/seminar

2412/12dr Dąbrowska MagdalenaSupply Chain Management

Zarządzanie łańcuchem dostawME.310

W/S5Lectures/laboratory

2412/12dr inż. Jacek RudnickiProduction Logistics

Logistyka produkcjiME.29


3015/15dr Dąbrowska Magdalena

Production and servicemanagementZarządzanie produkcją i usługami

ME.18

W/S6Lectures/projects

3015/15

prof. dr hab. inż.Władysław Walkowiak

Computational IntelligenceMetody sztucznej inteligencjiI.77

W/S4lectures15dr hab. inż.Aleksander Zgrzywa

Internet Information SystemsInternetowe systemy informacyjneI.66

W/S6Lectures/seminar

3015/15dr inż Jeszy Szymbor

Introduction to digital signal processingWprowadzenie do cyfrowego przetwarzania sygnałów

I.55


3015/15dr inż Marcin Markowski Computer Networks

Sieci komputeroweI.44


3015/15dr inż Marcin MarkowskiRapid application development

Programowanie wizualneI.33


3015/15dr inż. Aleksander KlosovDatabases

Bazy danychI.22


3015/15dr inż. Leszek Koszałka System theory

Teoria systemówI.11

SemesterECTScreditsCourse structureTeacherCourse titleCourse

Number



3015/15

dr Ryszard Rębowski/dr Karol Selwat

Mathematical analysis and linear algebraAnaliza matematyczna z algebrąliniową

B.723


3015/15dr Ryszard RębowskiStatistics for Engineers

Statystyka inżynierskaB.622


3015/15dr Ryszard Rębowski

Fundamentals of probabilisticsmethodsPodstawy metod probabilistycznychi statystyki

B.521


3015/15dr Ryszard RębowskiDiscrete Mathematics

Matematyka dyskretnaB.420


3015/15


Mathematics IIMatematyka IIB.319


3015/15


Mathematics IMatematyka IB.218


3015/15dr Witold Urbanik Physics

FizykaB.117

W/S4classes15dr Jan Budka Business PlaningBiznes PlanME.916

W/S4classes15dr Przemysław Siudak Bussiness FinanseFinanseME.815


3015/15dr Dariusz SobotkiewiczMarketing bases

Podstawy marketinguME.714

W/S4lectures15mgr Paweł MacugaMethods of organization and managementMetody organizacji i zarządzania

ME.613

SemesterECTScreditsCourse structureTeacherCourse titleCourse

Number

UNIVERSITY

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BUILDING C

BUILDING E

LIBRARY

- began in the year 2000- 68 thousand volumes- 127 Polish and foreign magazines

LIBRARY

STUDENTS ORGANIZATION

- Academic Tourist Club- Academic Sport Association

STUDENTS ORGANIZATION

DORMITORY

- building erected in 1874- the students' dormitory have 4500 square metres- 161 places- rooms: single, double, with three and four beds- cost: 275 – 450 PLN per month

DORMITORY

DORMITORY

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

- foreign partners: 34- partners from: Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus,

Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany,Greece, Italy, Lotva, Lithuania, Portugal, Romania,Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey

- participate in Erasmus programme since 2003 year- contact:

Małgorzata WitkowskaInstitutional Erasmus Coordinator

e-mail: [email protected]

www.bw.pwsz.legnica.edu.pl

ERASMUS STUDENTS

ERASMUS STUDENTS

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