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Read more at: Cambridge students at the University of Warsaw
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Cambridge students at the University of Warsaw

In summer 2019, thanks to the generous support of the University of Warsaw, two Cambridge students spent three weeks in the Polish capital taking an intensive course in Polish language and culture.


Read more at: Newton International Fellow from University of Warsaw
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Newton International Fellow from University of Warsaw

We are delighted that Dr Małgorzata Trzeciak Cygan from the University of Warsaw has joined us in the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages at Cambridge as a Newton International Fellow of the British Academy. Dr Trzeciak Cygan will be working on a project on "Female portraits in Italian and British travellers’ accounts from Poland (1600-1700)" with Professor Helena Sanson of the Italian Section.


Read more at: Cambridge student Juliette Bretan on a summer in Poland
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Cambridge student Juliette Bretan on a summer in Poland

Cambridge student Juliette Bretan spent the summer in Warsaw on multiple journalistic internships. She describes her work and relates her experiences of the Polish capital.


Read more at: Being Poland: A New History of Polish Literature and Culture Since 1918

Being Poland: A New History of Polish Literature and Culture Since 1918

Cambridge Polish Studies is proud to host a presentation of a comprehensive new book on twentieth-century Polish culture, Being Poland: A New History of Polish Literature and Culture Since 1918. The event will feature two of the book's editors, Tamara Trojanowska (University of Toronto) and Joanna Niżyńska (Indiana University), in conversation with Stanley Bill (University of Cambridge).


Read more at: Special event for 100 years since the regaining of Polish independence
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Special event for 100 years since the regaining of Polish independence

On the 100th anniversary of the regaining of Poland's independence on 11 November 1918, Cambridge Polish Studies is proud to host a very special event to commemorate, discuss and celebrate this historic occasion.


Read more at: Visiting scholar from University of Warsaw
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Visiting scholar from University of Warsaw

In Michaelmas Term (beginning in October) 2020, Professor Paweł Stępień of the University of Warsaw will join Cambridge Polish Studies as a visiting scholar. He will give a series of lectures on Polish literature and culture across the term. He will also be a visiting scholar at Sidney Sussex College.


Read more at: Cambridge students at the University of Warsaw
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Cambridge students at the University of Warsaw

In summer 2018, thanks to the generous support of the University of Warsaw, two Cambridge students spent three weeks in the Polish capital taking an intensive course in Polish language and culture.


Read more at: New Research on Bruno Schulz under the Soviet Occupation
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New Research on Bruno Schulz under the Soviet Occupation

University Lecturer in Polish Studies Dr Stanley Bill has published new research on the survival strategies of Polish-Jewish writer and artist Bruno Schulz (1892-1942) under the Soviet occupation of eastern Poland during the Second World War.


Read more at: Warsaw Rising Museum: Paweł Ukielski
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Warsaw Rising Museum: Paweł Ukielski

Deputy Director of the Warsaw Rising Museum, Dr Paweł Ukielski, discussed his involvement with the Museum from its establishment in 2004 to the present, while also commenting on larger trends in Polish perceptions of the nation’s past in the years since 1989.


Read more at: Lecturer in Polish Studies Stanley Bill wins Teaching Award
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Lecturer in Polish Studies Stanley Bill wins Teaching Award

Lecturer in Polish Studies Dr Stanley Bill has won the 2018 award for Outstanding Lecturer in the Annual Student-Led Teaching Awards organised by the Cambridge University Student Union (CUSU), which is the representative body for all students in the University.


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Transforming Polish Language Studies

6 March 2025

We are very pleased to invite you to a one-day conference on "Transforming Polish Language Studies: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities".

Doublethink: Where do Polish Carpets Come From? (Dr Tomasz Grusiecki)

30 January 2025

Please join us on Thursday, 30 January at 5.30 , in the Knox Shaw Room, Sidney Sussex College for the first lecture of Lent Term 'Translation Speaker Series'.

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