Artificial intelligence, speech therapy, mediation and negotiation, effective management, the culture of the Polish language or a course in reportage and journalistic interviewing are just some of the innovations of the Polish Diaspora Studies Centre at the Catholic University of Lublin (KUL), which has prepared as many as 18 educational courses for Poles living abroad for the new academic year.
The launch of the third Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) Study Centre for Poles Abroad is excellent news, as more than a thousand people from 30 countries have applied to study our 18 courses. Most, almost 300 come from Great Britain, but our educational offer is also very popular in Germany, France and other much more distant countries’, said the rector of the Catholic University of Lublin, Fr Mirosław Kalinowski.
The classes, in the form of lectures and workshops, are held online and are organised by almost 100 employees of the Catholic University of Lublin. Conventions in Paris and London, among others, are also planned. The KUL Polish Centre has also prepared a special offer for participants from the USA and Canada, taking into account time differences.
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