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Doctoral School of Exact and Natural Sciences

I year – classes in the summer semester

[post in progress]

Dear PhD students,

below you can find information about the classes planned for the summer semester:

1. Latest discoveries in exact and natural sciences
You have been registered for the course by the school office which you can check on your USOS accounts.
The dates of meetings and the names of lecturers are published under this link.

2. Acquisition of grants (scientist’s workshop)
The course will be held by dr hab. Michał Tomza.
The dates:
group 1: 28th March, 4th, 11th and 25th April 2022, 13.15-15.00
group 2: 28th March, 4th, 11th and 25th April 2022, 15.15-17.00
The classes for both groups will be led in English.
Registration to groups will be available via USOSweb and will last from the 1st March (00:00) till the 22nd March 2022 (23:59).

3. Methodical workshop (group)
Registration for the groups is going to be planned from 1st of March (00:00) to 21st March (23:59).
The classes will be led by dr Marcin Chrzanowski, dr Monika Klejman and mgr Agnieszka Suszczyńska.
The course is going to be organized online.
The dates for specific groups:
group 1: 22nd March 2022, 10.00-12.45 (dr Monika Klejman)
group 2: 29th March 2022, 10.00-12.45 (dr Monika Klejman)
group 3: 29th March 2022, godz. 10.00-12.45 (dr Marcin Chrzanowski)
group 4: 29th March 2022, 10.00-12.45 (mgr Agnieszka Suszczyńska)
group 5: 05th April 2022, 10.00-12.45 (dr Monika Klejman) GROUP FOR FOREIGNERS
group 6: 05th April 2022, 10.00-12.45 (dr Marcin Chrzanowski)
group 7: 05th April 2022, 10.00-12.45 (mgr Agnieszka Suszczyńska)
group 8: 12th April 2022, 10.00-12.45 (dr Monika Klejman) GROUP FOR FOREIGNERS
group 9: 12th April 2022, 10.00-12.45 (dr Marcin Chrzanowski)
group 10: 12th April 2022, 10.00-12.45 (mgr Agnieszka Suszczyńska)
group 11: 26th April 2022, 10.00-12.45 (dr Monika Klejman) GROUP FOR FOREIGNERS
group 12: 26th April 2022, 10.00-12.45  (dr Marcin Chrzanowski)
group 13: 26th April 2022, 10.00-12.45 (mgr Agnieszka Suszczyńska)
group 14: 17th May 2022, 10.00-12.45 (dr Marcin Chrzanowski)
group 15: 22nd March 2022, 10.00-12.45 (mgr Agnieszka Suszczyńska)

We kindly ask you to choose groups described as for foreigners. They will be held in English, so they are dedicated to PhD students from abroad.

We also would like to remind you the following ones:

RESEARCH SEMINAR I
PhD students realize seminars at their faculties or in external institutions, after they have discussed the choice of courses with their supervisors.
Seminars are not held by the School. Registration for them is organized by faculties according to their rules (registration via USOS is not always possible).
The programme of study obliges each PhD student to do 60hrs of seminars up to the end of the 2nd year of studies.
You can find a list of faculties’ seminars under this link.

A person responsible for giving credits for Research Seminar I (1700-SZD-SEM-I) is coordinator of discipline after a PhD student has provided him/her with complete information about passing the chosen courses.
To get credit you have to meet the following conditions:
– contact the coordinator in a frame of proper time – up to the end of the retake session of the semester which the chosen course takes place in,
– submit the transcript of records (or a form of external seminars available on the school’s website),
– explain which courses should be used to get credit for Research Seminar I.

In USOS you should register for 1700-SZD-SEM-I-60 or 1700-SZD-SEM-I-30. You all will get access to registration soon which will be announced in a new post.

PRACTICE
PhD students are obliged to do practice hours in the amount introduced by the Programme of Study (this obligation does not apply to PhD students of the disciplines: biological sciences and Earth and environmental sciences who start their practice in the 2nd year of education). A person responsible for giving credits is coordinator of practice. The list of coordinators for each discipline is provided under this link.
For the course Practice you will be registered by the school office. You will be also added to the class Methodical workshop (individual as a part of practice) which is connected with practice and can be recognized as passed when your practice is supervised. Credits for this class are given by coordinators of practice too who can do it basing on the information from the supervising person.

SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT  – INDIVIDUAL CLASSES WITH SUPERVISOR (PL ROZWÓJ NAUKOWY – ZAJĘCIA INDYWIDUALNE Z PROMOTOREM, RNZI)
You have been registered for Scientific development – individual classes with supervisor. These classes are not a real course, that is you do not have to participate any classes, but it is used to confirm your cooperation with supervisor. Supervisors are responsible for giving credits, but you have to ask them to do it. Giving credits in USOS is possible now and stays open up to the end of the summer semester.

METHODOLOGICAL CLASSES TO BE SELECTED (II, p. 7 from the Programme of Study)
They can be treated as passed when you get credit for a course chosen at your faculty. Each PhD student is obliged to realize 30hrs of methodological classes till the end of the 2nd year of studying. Coordinators of disciplines are the ones who are responsible for giving credits and who you can consult your choice of classes with. You have to register for such classes at the faculty as the School does not organize them. The chosen classes you can attend during the first year, but for the empty course methodological classes to be selected  you will be registered by the School’s office by the end of the 2nd year. The coordinators will give credits then taking into consideration the credits from the courses done at faculties. The conditions of passing are the same like in case of Reserarch Seminar I.

ADDITIONAL SPECIALISATION CLASSES (IV form the Programme of Study) – they have to be passed till the end of the 3rd year (the amount of obligatory hours and requirements are different for each discipline, according to the Programme of Study
They are mainly specialisation and monographic lectures ogranised by UW’s units or sometimtes by external institutions. A person who can give credit for the course is a cooridnator of discipline. You can attend the chosen classes during the 1st or 2nd year, however you will be registered for the empty course Additional specialisation classes by the school’s office by the end of 3rd year.