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GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT VISTULA GROUP OF UNIVERSITIES

INFORMATION FOR ORGANIZING STUDENT MOBILITY

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

LIVING AND STUDYING IN WARSAW

English Course Offer VISTULA UNIVERSITY PROGRAMMES

MANAGEMENT in Faculty of Business and International Relations ECONOMICS in Faculty of Business and International Relations FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING in Faculty of Business and International Relations INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS in Faculty of Business and International Relations JOURNALISM AND SOCIAL COMMUNICATION in Faculty of Art, Technology and Communication GRAPHICS in Faculty of Art, Technology and Communication ARCHITECTURE in Faculty of Art, Technology and Communication COMPUTER ENGINEERING in Faculty of Art, Technology and Communication ENGLISH STUDIES in Faculty of Modern Languages

English Course Offer VISTULA SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY PROGRAMMES

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VISTULA GROUP OF UNIVERSITIES CONSISTS OF:

Vistula University

Vistula School of Hospitality

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT VISTULA GROUP OF UNIVERSITIES

UNIVERSITYVISTULA UNIVERSITY VISTULA SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY

ERASMUS CODEPL WARSZAW78 PL WARSZAW79

OFFICE FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

Centralized Office for International Cooperation in charge for mobility activities of all degree programmes at Vistula Group of Universities

MAILING ADDRESS3 Stoklosy St., 02-787 Warsaw, Poland

ERASMUS+ COORDINATORS CONTACT DETAILS

Jasurbek Babaev – Incoming studentstel. (0048) 22 45 72 368, [email protected]

Marzena Klimas – Outgoing studentstel. (0048) 22 45 72 368, [email protected]

WEBSITEhttps://www.vistula.edu.pl/en https://www.vistulahospitality.edu.pl/en

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INFORMATION FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS

https://www.vistula.edu.pl/en/students/erasmus/incomingstudents

APPLICATION

NOMINATION

Please be advised that first you must be nominated by your home university by email to

[email protected]

NOMINATIONDEADLINE

Fall Semester: May 31Spring Semester: October 30

Please send the following information by email:• Name and e-mail address of the student.• Field of study at the home institution.• Field of study at Vistula University or Vistula School of HospitalityOnce you receive a confirmation of your nomination, you can apply. An explanationregarding the online application will be emailed to you.

ONLINE APPLICATION

To apply, please use our online application system: https://apply.vistula.edu.pl/en_PL/

ADDITIONAL APPLICATION DOCUMENTS

As a student, you are required to upload the following documents into the online system:• A recent photo (35×45 mm);• ID card (for the EU citizens) and passport for non-EU citizens;• Learning Agreement signed by the student and the Academic Coordinator of the Home University;• Proof of language proficiency (English or Polish). The level of language should be in line with the general requirements stipulated by the Erasmus+ bilateral agreement.• Health insurance proof.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION

Fall Semester: June 30Spring Semester: November 30

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CLASSES 01.10.2020 – 29.01.2021

EXAMINATIONPERIOD

01.02.2021 – 05.02.2021

RETAKEEXAMINATION PERIOD

15.02.2021 – 19.02.2021

HOLIDAYS

Christmast Break 21.12.2020 – 08.01.2021

Other free days/holidays 11.11.2020

FALL SEMESTER2020/2021

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FALL SEMESTER 2020/2021

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CLASSES 22.02.2021 – 31.05.2021

EXAMINATIONPERIOD

01.06.2021 – 07.06.2021

RETAKEEXAMINATION PERIOD

14.06.2021 – 18.06.2021

HOLIDAYS

Easter Break 02.04.2021 – 05.04.2021

Other free days/holidays 03.05.2021, 03.06.2021,

08.06.2021 – 11.06.2021

SPRING SEMESTER2020/2021

ACADEMIC CALENDAR SPRING SEMESTER 2020/2021

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR SPRING SEMESTER 2020/2021

ACCOMODATION FOR EXCHANGE

STUDENTS

Please note that Vistula Group of Universities does not offer campus lodgings, but our International Office will assist all international and exchange students in finding proper accommodation. The cost of accommodation for one person ranges from 150 to 500 Euro per month (depending on the quantity of places in the room/apartment).Please, contact the Erasmus+ Coordinators for detailed information regarding accommodation.

INSURANCE

Please note that there is no insurance offered by Vistula Group of Universities. All students have to organize full health insurance and accident insurance covering their entire stay in Poland.

VISA

EU citizensNo visa required.

Non EU citizensCitizens of non EU-Countries need to contact the nearest Polish embassy or consulate in their country of residence to determine visa and residency permit requirements on an individual basis. This should be done well in advance of the planned date of entry into Poland as processing time can take up to two to three months and needs to be done prior to departure to Poland.

STUDENT CARD

Student card will be delivered after arrival. Offers 50% discount on public transport and other discounts in museums and other facilities.

GRADINGSYSTEM

Local Grade ECTS Grade Explanation:

• 5 A EXCELLENT – outstanding performance with only minor errors.• 4+ B VERY GOOD – above the average standard but with some errors.• 4 C GOOD – generally sound work with a number of notable errors.• 3+ D SATISFACTORY – fair but with significant shortcomings.• 3 E SUFFICIENT – performance meets the minimum criteria.• 2 FX/F FAIL – some more work required before the credit can be awarded.

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MANAGEMENTIN FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEIntroduction to economics 8Introduction to management 10Corporate Finance and Accounting 5Management Methods and Techniques 10Marketing 6Human Resources Management 6Skills for Business: Communication 4Skills for Business: Teamworking 2Skills for Business: Life Long Learning 2Entrepreneurship 3Supply Chains Management 5

MASTER’S DEGREEInternational Economic Law 6Managerial Economics 4Finacial Market - Intermediate Level 7Ethics in Management 7Managing Organisational Crisis 5Human Capital Management 5

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ENGLISH COURSE OFFER FALL SEMESTER 2020/2021

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MANAGEMENTIN FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEQuantitative Methods in Business 10Introduction to Finance and Accounting 10People and Organisation 4Skills for Business: Communication 2Economic Environment in Business 5Business Law 5Skills for Business: Teamworking 2Research Methods 4Foreign languages (Polish, English, German, Spanish) 4Ethical and Sustainable Business 6Business Policy and Strategy 6

MASTER’S DEGREEInnovations and Entrepreneurship in Business 3Statistical Inference 6Contemporary Management Concepts 6Methodology of writing the MA thesis 4Marketing Management 6Managerial Accounting 6Research Seminar 4


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ECONOMICSIN FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEMacroeconomics I 4Microeconomics II 3Entrepreneurship 5Mathematical statistics 4Econometrics 3Corporate finance 5World Economy II 4Human Resources Management 3



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ECONOMICSIN FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEBusiness Law 5Microeconomics I 4Descriptive Statistics 4Introduction to Accounting - Accounting in business 5Macroeconomics II 4Introduction to Econometrics 4Intercultural Communication 3World Economy I 3Foreign languages (Polish, English, German, Spanish) 4Research methodology 4Innovation and international technology transfer 3



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FINANCE AND ACCOUNTINGIN FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEMacroeconomics I 4Introduction to Finance 5Introduction to Management 4Financial Mathematics 2Corporate Finance 5Entrepreneurship 4Accounting I: financial accounting 3International accounting Standards 5MSP Accounting 2Management Accounting 4Foreign languages (Polish, English, German, Spanish) 4

MASTER’S DEGREECompendium of knowledge of economic science 3Financial Law 4Financial reporting standards 5Managerial Accounting II 4Performance Management II 5Foreign languages (Polish, English, German, Spanish) 5



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FINANCE AND ACCOUNTINGIN FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEMicroeconomics I 5Introduction to Accounting: Accountant in Business 5Business Law 5Descriptive Statistics 5Finance I - Public Finance 4Banking 4Quantitative methods in business 6Finance II: International Finance 2Finance II: EU Finance 2Accounting I: Bank Accounting , Insurance Accounting 3Intercultural Communication 4Financial Reporting: 5Analysis of Financial Reports 5Management Accounting 5Foreign languages (Polish, English, German, Spanish) 4

MASTER’S DEGREEInvestment Portfolio 5Methodology of writing the MA thesis 4Credit Institutions Management 4Performance Management II 4Foreign languages (Polish, English, German, Spanish) 5Corporate finance II 5Enterprises valuation & value based management 2



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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSIN FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEHistory of International Relations 4The State and Political Science 5Introduction to Economics 8Philosophy and Ethics 3Fake news and post-truth 2Introduction to the European Union 3Introduction to Management 4Contemporary Political Systems 3Comtemporary political doctrines 4International Organizations 3Specialty subject I: Varietes of Capitalism 5Specialty subject I: Strategic studies 5Social Psychology 3Disinformation 2The EU as a global actor 4State's Foreign Policy 5Diplomatic protocol 3Public Relations and political marketing 3Specialty subject III: Contemporary International Business 5Specialty subject III: Issues in Contemporary Security 5Foreign Language: Professional I 2Foreign Language: English I 4Foreign Language: Elective I 2Foreign Language: English III 2Foreign Language: Elective III 2Foreign Language: English V 2



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MASTER’S DEGREEDemocracy and International Relations 4Compendium of knowledge of economic sciences 5Introduction to Public Policy 4International Law: advanced course 4Theory and methods of International Relations 4Climate change in international politics 4Ethics and Human Rights in International Relations 3 ECTS 3Globalization and Regionalization 3Specialization Seminar 1: Traditions of Transatlantic Relations 5Specialization Seminar 1: International Aliances 5Specialization Seminar 2: Contemporary issues of USA, Canada and UE in Transatlantic Area 5Specialization Seminar 2: Migrations in International Relations 5Foreign Language 1 3Foreign Language 3 3




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BACHELOR’S DEGREEIntroduction to Law 3Theory of International Relations 4Sociology 3International Political Relations 4International Economic Relations 4Contemporary World History 4Intercultural Communication 4International Public Law 4Negotiations 3National and International Security 5International Cultural Relations 2Foreign Language Professional 2Foreign Language: English 4 ECTS

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MASTER’S DEGREEInternational Economics 3History of economics 3Actors in International Political Relations 4History of Diplomacy 4Methodology of writing the MA thesis 4International Forecasts and Simulations 3Foreign Languages 3 ECTS 5



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JOURNALISM AND SOCIAL COMMUNICATION IN FACULTY OF ART, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEMedia systems and markets 4Journalism Workshop - research 5Workshop Journalism - form and genre 5Media managment 4Workshop Journalism - TV 5Elective Courses: Disinformation 5Workshop - Introduction to Image and Sound Processing 5



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JOURNALISM AND SOCIAL COMMUNICATION IN FACULTY OF ART, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEMedia Managment 5Foreign language II 4Press and Copyright Law 5Journalism Workshop - Radio 5Journalism Workshop – Social Media 4Public Speaking 4History of Media 7



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GRAPHICSIN FACULTY OF ART, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEBasic of animation 3Drawing 3Basic of digital image edition 3Basic of digital vector graphics 3Graphic Design 2 3Lettering and Typography 2 2Video creation 2 2Flat print – litography 3Animation -1 3Brand creation 2Basic of sculpture 3


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GRAPHICSIN FACULTY OF ART, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREESerigraphy 3Editing and processing of digital image 2Video creation 1 2Animation - 2 2Creative design in graphics and photography – professional project 1Project of artistic book 3Algraphy 3Artistic poster, Occasional poster 3Typography - 1 2




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ARCHITECTUREIN FACULTY OF ART, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEHistory of Architecture (1) 3Freehand Drawing and Drafting 2Architectonic Design (1) - single family house 7Freehand Drawing and Artistic Techniques (2) 3CAD - Architectural Visualisation (2) 3Landscape Architecture Design 2History of Polish Architecture (1) 3Building Technologies (2) 3Structural Design (1) 4Architecture Design(3) - residential building 7Structural Design (3) 4BuildingTechnologies (4) 5Physics of Building Engineering 4Contemporary architecture 4Architectonic Design (spec-2) 7Urban Design (spec-2) 7Interior Design and Arrangements (spec-1) 5Preservation Design and Modernization (spec-1) 4




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ARCHITECTUREIN FACULTY OF ART, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREECAD - Architectural Visualisation 1 2Architectural Mock-up Workshops 1 1History of Architecture 2 3Digital Illustration 1 2Building Technologies 1 3Architecture Design 2 - public use 7Freehand Drawing and Artistic Techniques 3 2Basics of Urban Composition 3BIM Design 3History of Art and Civilization 3Building Technologies 3 3Structural Design 2 4Architecture Design 4 spec. - office building 7Urban Planning 1 spec. 7Contemporary Architecture 2 4




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COMPUTER ENGINEERINGIN FACULTY OF ART, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

COURSES ECTS

ENGINEERINGElectronics for IT 6Introduction to Database 6Introduction to Programming 6Mathematic Analysis 6Algebra 6Network Techonologies 6Object Oriented Programming 6Operating Systems 6Discrete Mathematics 3Introduction to computer Games 6Mobile Technologies 6Multimedia Technologies 6Introduction to Internet Techniques 3Artificial Intelligence 6Mathematical Logic 6Algorithm and Complexity 6Embedded Systems 6Advanced Internet Technologies: SPEC.Web technologies engineering 6Multi-tier web applications designing: SPEC.Web technologies engineering 6Designing computer games:SPEC.Computer games engineering 6Methodology for the design of computer games: SPEC.Computer games engineering 6Administering of network operating systems: SPEC.IT security engineering 6Protocols and network of security equipment: SPEC.IT security engineering 6Basic techniques and tools for software testing: SPEC.Development engineering and software maintenance 6Design and development (maintaining) of application software:SPEC.Development engineering and software maintenance

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Distributed computer systems 4IT Project Management 2Software designing of mobile devices 4Architectural design patterns in software engineering: SPEC.Software development 5Methods for assessing the effectiveness of investments information: SPEC.Software development 5Design and implementation of a secure mobile software: SPEC. IT security 5Information security management according to ISO / IEC: SPEC. IT Security 5Techniques and Tools for testing web applications and mobile applications: SPEC.Web technologies 5Websites for mobile devices designing: SPEC.Web technologies 5Team Project 2




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COMPUTER ENGINEERINGIN FACULTY OF ART, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

COURSES ECTS

ENGINEERINGCryptology 5Object -oriented programming 6Network technologies 6Algebra 6Probabilistic methods and statistics 6Operating systems 6Introduction to software engineering 6Security of computer systems 5Foreign languages 4




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ENGLISH STUDIESIN FACULTY OF MODERN LANGUAGES

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEAccents in English 3Effective communication: writing, design and presentation 3Language in Intercultural Communication 1 4Oral Communication 6Reading and Discussion 6Strategies of Foreign Language Learning 3Business Vocabulary and Use 1 3Critical Thinking Seminar 3Discursive Techniques in Speech and Writing 3English Grammar & Style 3 3British and American Media 3Contemporary Literature of the English Language Area 4Practical English - Business English 4 3Practical English - Grammar Skills 5 3Practical English - Listening & Speaking 5 3Practical English - Reading & Writing 5 3Readings in American Literature 2 3Practical English - Grammar Skills 6 3Second Foreign Language (German/Spanish) 6 3

MASTER’S DEGREEAdvanced Practical Grammar of English Language 3Business Communication 1 4Close Reading and Textual Analysis 4Colonial and Postcolonial British History and Culture 4Contemporary Anglophone Novel after 1960 4Critical Arguments in Cultural Discourse 4Understanding and Engaging with Popular Culture 3Visual Culture and Media Language 4Creative Reading and Critical Writing 4Cross-cultural Communication 3Film Adaptations of Literary Works 3New Technologies in Writing Research Papers 3Textual Analysis 2: Medieval Monsters 4Writing Research Papers in English 3



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ENGLISH STUDIESIN FACULTY OF MODERN LANGUAGES

COURSES ECTS

BACHELOR’S DEGREEEnglish in Literature, Film and the Arts 4Rhetoric, Debating and Presentation Analysis 4English Grammar & Style 2 4English in Corporate Culture 4Language in Intercultural Communication 2 4Public Speaking and Presentations 4Textual Analysis 1 6Methodology of writing a diploma thesis 3History and culture of the English language area 3Second Foreign Language (German/Spanish) 3 3History of the English Language 4Practical English - Business English 3 3Practical English - Grammar Skills 4 (morphology and syntax) 3Practical English - Listening & Speaking 4 3Practical English - Reading & Writing 4 3Readings in British Literature 2 3Practical English - Reading & Writing 6 3Practical English - Grammar Skills 6 3Second Foreign Language (German/Spanish) 6 3

MASTER’S DEGREEContemporary literary theories 4Spanish 2 4Contemporary Anglophone Novel after 1960 4Business Communication 2 4Cultural Aspects of Translation 4Textual Analysis 1 4



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BACHELOR’S DEGREEEcology and Environment 3Introduction to Tourism 3Introduction to Hospitality Industry 4Introduction to Sociology 2Introduction to Recreation 2Tourism Geography 5Law in Tourism and Recreation 3ICT in Buisness 2 English I 4Profesional language 2Physical Education I 0Economics of Tourism 2Specialty courses 10 English III 2Foreign Language II 2Information Technologies in Hospitality Business 3Hotel, Food and Beverages and Recreation Services 2Economics of Hotel and Catering Establishments 3Reception and Reservation Departments Operations 2Economics of Tourism Enterprises 3Transport in Tourism 2Meetings Industry 3New technology in Meetings Industry 2Tourist and hospitality enterprises Finance 3Intercultural Communication 2Specialty courses 6 English V 2Foreign Language II 2Elective Course 1 - Tourism and World Religions 4Elective Course 2 - Tourism Information 4Hotel properties management 3Safety and Security in Hotels 3Corporate Events 3Media in Meetings Industry 3

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MASTER’S DEGREESociology of Leisure 4Information Technologies in Strategic Management 4Destination Management 5Methodology of Scientific Research 4Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Tourism & Sport 4Globalization in Tourism and Recreation 3Foreign Language English 1 3Elective Course 1 - Compendium of Tourism Basics or Business negotiations 3Human Resources Management 3Enterpreneurship 3Protection of Intellectual Property Rights 2SpecialtiesCompulsory Courses 6Elective Courses 4 & 5 (PDW4 i 5) 8Foreign Language 3Marketing Strategies in Tourism 3Financing of Tourist Activities 3Elective Courses 4 & 5 (PDW4 i 5) 8Urban Tourism 4E-tourism 4Hospitality Information Technology 3Hotel Business Financing 3Elective Courses 4 & 5 (PDW4 i 5) 8Hotel Management 4Trends in Hotel Business 4Marketing Research in Tourism and Recreation 3SpecialtiesCompulsory course 4Elective course 6 (PDW6) 4Foreign Language 5Hospitality Service quality managment 4Elective course 6 (PDW6) 4Hospitality customer experience management 4Advertising in the meetings industry 4Elective course 6 (PDW6) 4New technology in event management 4



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COURSES ECTS BACHELOR’S DEGREE

Land Planning and Development of Tourism and Recreation 3Management of Individual Potential I 3Tourism in Practice 2Quality in Tourism and Hospitality sem. 2: 2 ECTS, sem. 4: 4 ECTSInsurance in Tourism and Hospitality 3Recreation in Practice 4Housekeeping Department Operations 2Hotel Revenue Management 3Domestic and International Hotel Systems 3Event Venues 2Sports Events and Team-Building 3Event Scenography and Direction 3Disabled Customers’ Service inTourism and Hospitality 3Consumer Behaviour in the Tourism Market 3Savoir Vivre in Hospitality 2Trends in Hotel Industry 3Regional Cuisines 3Planing of Promotional Campings 3Globalization on Tourism and Hospitality 3Foreign languages (Polish, English, German, Spanish) 4

MASTER’S DEGREEQualitative and Quantitative Methods of Research 3Introduction to Managment 3History of Culture 3Leisure time consumers 3Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3Management of Indyvidual Potential II 2Travel Bureaux Management 4Public Sector in Tourism 4Hotel Management 4Marketing strategies in hospitality 4Hospitality Service quality managment 4Event Management 4New Trends in Tourism 4Marketing Research in Tourism and Recreation 3Advertising in the meetings industry 4Foreign languages (Polish, English, German, Spanish) 5Hospitality Customer Experience Management 4Hospitality Information Technology 4Hotel Business Financing 4Global Hotel Systems 4Event Canvas 4Marketing in Event Management 4Multimedia in Event Management 4



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BACHELOR’S DEGREEPhysiology of digestion and absorption (with elements of the anatomy) 4Food chemistry 3Science of commodities 4Fundamentals of human nutrition 5Evaluation of Nutritional Status and Population Feeding 4Nutrition of Active People 3Animal food technology 3Food toxicology 2Psychology of nutrition 2Food allergies and intolerances 2Nutrition of the Elderly 2Nutrition education 2Hygiene and safety in food production 2Protecting of intellectual property 1Statistics in dietetics 1Food additives 1"Elective Course2 Basics of nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics " 2Eating disorders 1SPEC_NC_Basics of dietotherapy 3SPEC_NC_Elements of work with the patient 3SPEC_NC_Nutrition counseling - case study 1 3

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BACHELOR’S DEGREENutrition during Pregnancy and Breastfeeding 3The processes and apparatus for food processing 3Plant food technology 3Fundamentals of Dietetics 4The basics of designing menu 4Motion physiology with elements of anatomy 4Ecology of food production and the environment 3Information technology in dietetics 2Child and Adolescent Nutrition 3Rules of food storage 3Analysis and Evaluation of Food Quality 3Bioactive food ingredients 1Communication with the patient 2Basics of laboratory diagnostics 2Technology for the preparation of health-oriented dishes 3Basics of business 2NPAP The theory of sport for all 2NPAP Nutrition during weight training 3NC Basics of diet prevention 3NC Pedagogics 2Food Allergy 2Nutrition Counseling 3NC Emotional Eating (with elements of Psychology of Emotion and Stress) 1NC Design of a pro-health dishes 2NC Nutrition counseling - case study 2 2NC Developmental Psychology 1NC Modern Culinary Techniques 1NC Functional Foods 1NC Herbs and base of phytotherapy 1

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Jasurbek Babaev– Incoming studentstel. (0048) 22 45 72 [email protected]

Marzena Klimas – Outgoing studentstel. (0048) 22 45 72 [email protected]

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