Meeting with Dr Magdalena El Ghamari - expert on radicalisation and international security
Join us for two unique meetings with Dr Magdalena El Ghamari - a recognised expert on defence, international security and radicalisation processes. Magdalena El Ghamari is a PhD in social sciences and an international expert with extensive experience working for institutions such as FRONTEX, UNESCO and NATO. Her career has included training and analysis of security threat phenomena in the Middle East, Africa and European regions.
Event details:
- 11 January 2025, 9am-11.15am
Location: UWr, Physics Pavilion - 1 February 2025, 2.15pm - 4.30pm
Location: EU, Room 3, Building P
Each meeting combines elements of a lecture and an interactive seminar, during which participants will have the opportunity to explore issues related to modern security challenges and learn about the mechanisms of influence of various social and cultural phenomena.
This is a unique opportunity to meet one of the leading experts in the field. We warmly invite students, researchers, teachers, journalists and all those interested in the topic of contemporary global challenges.
Read More2nd WSKZ Conference - contemporary challenges of psychological support
Already on 17 May 2025 at 9:00 a.m., we invite you to the Scandic Wrocław Hotel at Piłsudskiego 53 Street for a unique meeting during which experts working with people affected by trauma will share their professional experiences.
The panels and speeches will discuss topics including:
- the specifics of flood and war trauma;
- support and crisis intervention;
- psychotherapy of trauma.
How to effectively support people who have lost meaning, hope and plans for the future? This and many other questions will be answered by specialists, presenting practical solutions and proven methods of support.
Why does psychology matter?
In today's world, full of unexpected and difficult situations, psychology plays a fundamental role in restoring emotional balance and building a new perspective for people who have experienced trauma. The COVID-19 pandemic, war in neighbouring areas or local disasters, including floods, increasingly put people in situations where only professional psychological support can restore hope and meaning to their lives.
Don't miss the chance to take part in this important event that connects theory and practice and supports the development of professionals in the field of psychology and exchange experiences with experts at this important event. Become part of the conference that is changing the approach to psychological support!
Framework for the Conference
8:00-8:45 - registration of participants,
9:00-9:30 - Opening of the conference,
9:30-10:00 - coffee break,
10:00-12:00 - panel session - specificities of flood and war trauma,
12:00-13:00 - lunch break,
13:00-15:00 - panel session - crisis support and intervention,
15:00-15:30 - coffee break,
15:30-17:30 - panel session - psychotherapy of trauma,
17:30-18:30 - poster session and from 17:30-18:30 a talk with the authors will be possible,
18:30 - closing of the conference.
Read MoreV All-Poland Montessori Conference - Wroclaw 2025
We are happy to announce that our University has joined the group of co-organisers of the 5th National Montessori Conference, prepared by the Lower Silesia Montessori Education Centre Foundation. The event will take place on 14-15 March 2025 at the New Horizons Cinema, at ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 19a/21 in Wrocław.
Conference programme
This year's edition is a unique opportunity to deepen their knowledge of Montessori education and philosophy and exchange experiences with experts from all over Poland. The conference includes an extensive programme of talks and workshops, covering topics such as:
- Peer relations and conflict mediation,
- understanding the neurodiverse child,
- Professional burnout and regeneration in educational work,
- The future of Montessori in Poland,
- communication with seniors with dementia,
- The use of artificial intelligence in Montessori work and education.
The programme will also include special events, including the premiere of the film 'Maria Montessori' - the only such screening in Poland. Meanwhile, a special workshop entitled 'How to be a guide - situational leadership that supports and develops teams' has been prepared for Montessori school and kindergarten principals attending the Child of the Future 2025 Conference. This is a great opportunity to meet, reflect on your own development and exchange experiences on how to build the strength and effectiveness of your teams.
Organisational information
The conference will begin 14 March at 13:00 and will run until 15 March at 15:30. We already encourage you to book a date in the calendar and follow the event. You will find the necessary information here! All those interested in Montessori education are welcome to participate - both teachers, principals and parents and those seeking inspiration in personal and professional development. See you at the New Horizons Cinema!
Read MoreŚLŌNSKI LEGALTECH - the conference that changes the future of law!
On 25 April 2025, Silesia's largest conference combining law and technology - ŚLŌNSKI LEGALTECH - will take place at the Novotel hotel at 16 Roździeńskiego Avenue in Katowice. The event, under the patronage of the Higher School of Vocational Education, will bring together experts, industry leaders, startups and innovators, creating a platform for the exchange of knowledge and inspiration in the field of digital transformation in law.
Why take part in this event?
The ŚLŌNSKI LEGALTECH conference is a unique opportunity to:
- explore digital transformation and learn how modern technology is changing the law firm's working model and client relationships;
- explore innovative tools, such as artificial intelligence, blockchain or legal process automation, which are revolutionising the legal industry;
- take part in the LegalTech start-up competitionwhere the most promising technological innovations will be showcased;
- establish business contacts during networking sessions and workshops.
The discussion panels conducted during the event, which will open up new perspectives, are:
- Digital Transformation in Law - Challenges and Opportunities
- Accessibility and Personalisation of Legal Services in the Era of LegalTech
- LegalTech Startup Competition
- Technological Innovation in Law - AI, Security and Design
- Implementation of LegalTech in Legal Practice
- Cyber security in law firms
Don't miss this unique event that brings together the worlds of law and technology! Tickets are on sale now - reserve your place at ŚLŌNSKI LEGALTECH and become part of the future in the industry.
For more information, visit the event page. See you in Katowice!
Read MoreNew issue of the scientific journal - "Law and Security"
We are pleased to announce the launch of the scientific journal Law and Security, which provides a forum for interdisciplinary research on law, security policy and contemporary socio-economic challenges. It aims to provide sound knowledge, analyse current threats and propose solutions in a rapidly changing reality.
The latest issue explores Poland's security in the context of migration, the Ukrainian-Russian conflict and broad aspects of contemporary threats, such as the refugee crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic and financial threats. This special edition combines legal, political, social and technological perspectives, offering a wide selection of articles prepared by experts in various fields.
Why reach for 'Law and Safety'? This magazine is not only provides comprehensive analyses and inspiring reflections, but also presents concrete strategies that can have practical applications for professionals working in law, national security or crisis management. This opens up a panel for discussion, learning more about the many facets and broader insights into such important social events affecting everyone's lives.
What do we find in the current issue?
Issue 2(3)/2024 "Law and Security" contains many interesting topics, including:
- Challenges and threats to human rights in Poland's migration policy - The article discusses the tensions between border protection and human rights in the migration context.
- The impact of the Ukraine-Russia conflict on Poland's security - An analysis of the geopolitical consequences of the war in Ukraine for Poland.
- Illegal migration and Polish security - a detailed look at the challenges of irregular migration. Issues related to social integration or challenges for the health system are also discussed.
- Impact of the war in Ukraine on the safety of airspace over Poland - outlining the significant risks associated with airspace. Suggestions for strategies that can help manage the resulting challenges are also outlined.
- The Ukrainian refugee crisis - selected aspects - An analysis of the impact of the migration crisis from Ukraine. The main section presents the response of the international community to the outbreak.
- How to prepare for a future war? - An article on strategies for the future in the face of global conflicts.
- Use of direct coercive measures and police officer safety - a practical look at policing.
- Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the aviation industry - analysis of the impact of the pandemic on the aviation sector.
The magazine will also provide information on the use of technological innovations in the industry, such as. use of Gabor filters for the analysis of handwriting imageswhich demonstrates the interdisciplinary nature of the publication. We invite you to read and discover the wealth of knowledge that the latest issue offers "Law and Safety"!
Read MoreMeeting of the JCC Safety Advisory Panel
On 16-18 December 2024, an away meeting of the Security Advisory Team of the University of Applied Sciences was held in Warsaw. The event was attended by retired Police and Polish Army generals and key academics from the University.
Key themes and findings of the JCS Safety Advisory Panel
The meeting was devoted to discussing key activities of the Team, such as advising on the educational programmes for the faculties of internal security, criminology, law and administration. A work schedule for the coming year was adopted, and initiatives were planned to modernise the University's infrastructure and organise prestigious academic events, including the 21st International Congress of Criminology to be held in September 2025.
The meeting was attended by, among others:
- General Dr Jarosław Kaleta
- gen. Michal Otrębski
- gen. Paweł Dzierżak
- gen. Artur Bielecki
- Dr Irena Malinowska - Dean of WNS WSKZ
- Anna Piguła - WSKZ Vice Dean for Education Quality
- Dr Janusz Bryk - Director of the Institute of Criminology and Internal Security at the WSKZ
- Dr Jan Znajdek - Director of the Institute of Administration and Political Science of the WSKZ
- Przemysław Żabnicki -Dean Plenipotentiary for cooperation with the socio-economic environment.
Key findings from the meeting of the JCS Safety Advisory Panel
- Development of guidelines for practice directions and infrastructure upgrades, including the establishment of a Criminal Analysis Laboratory.
- Establish new forms of cooperation with the socio-economic environment.
- Planning workshops and conferences with experts in criminology, law and security.
- Strengthen efforts to prepare students for future professional challenges by developing their practical competences.
Conclusions after the event
The meeting was another step in the implementation of WSKZ's mission, which focuses on an innovative approach to education, adapted to the dynamic needs of the labour market. Thanks to the support of eminent experts and cooperation with the socio-economic environment, the University is strengthening its position as a leader in education in faculties related to security, criminology and law.
Read MoreExceptional meeting with Slawomir Sikora - a story that moved Poland
Already on 7 December 2024, the College of Vocational Training in Wrocław invites all students to an extraordinary event. Our guest will be Slawomir Sikora, a well-known investigative journalist, social activist and prototype of the character Stefan from the cult film Dług directed by Krzysztof Krauze. It is a story that moved the whole country in the 1990s and sparked heated social debate. To this day prompts reflection on moral dilemmas, the limits of the law and human endurance.
Who is Slawomir Sikora?
Slawomir Sikora is a man with an extraordinary story that has shaken Poland. He was originally destined to become a successful entrepreneur, but a series of dramatic events changed his life. In the 1990s, he became a victim of extortion, threats and violence from an acquaintance from his past who turned out to be an abuser. The tragic finale of these events led him to prison, where he spent more than a decade and had to face a new reality.
In 2005, thanks to an intensive public campaign, he was pardoned by President Aleksander Kwasniewski. Thirty-eight thousand people, including prominent cultural and political figures, have signed a petition in his favour. Today Slawomir Sikora tells his story, focusing on difficult topicssuch as rehabilitation, social exclusion or human rights.
What can be expected at the meeting?
During the meeting, our guest will answer key questions about his story. You will find out:
- What led an ambitious young man to make radical decisions?
- What is prison life like from the inside?
- How can you rebuild your life after conviction and pardon?
Date and venue
The meeting is organised by the Institute of Law at the Higher School of Vocational Training in Wrocław. The meeting will be held 7 December 2024, on Saturday, in room 3, building "P" of the Wrocław University of Economics at 118-120 Komandorska St. Start at 5.30 p.m., finish at 7 p.m.
How to sign up?
To take part in the event, sign up by email, sending a request including your name and email address to: kolonaukoweprawa@wskz.pl
Who is this meeting for?
All students of Law, Administration, Law in Business, Criminology, as well as students of other majors are cordially invited! Places are limited, so don't delay your decision!
Workshops for homeless women
On 6 July 2024, 10:00 a.m., the St. Brother Albert's Shelter for Homeless Women in Wrocław hosted the Workshops for Women under the motto "Building relationships and mutual support". The workshop was led by a group of students from the Vocational Training College in Wrocław under the supervision of the by psychologist Bartosz Głowacki and psychologist Dr Beata Rajba.
The meeting was attended by a group of women looking to forge new relationships, exchange experiences and draw strength from others.
The atmosphere at the meeting was warm and friendly. The participants were eager to share their stories and support each other.
The workshop began with a brief introduction and introduction of the group. The participants then took part in board games, which provided an excuse to talk and reflect on important topics. Each woman was able to express herself and felt comfortable doing so.
The meeting concluded with a summary and an invitation to the next meeting, which will take place in September.
The participants were very satisfied with the workshop. In their feedback, they emphasised that the workshops were a valuable experiencewhich helped them to building relationships and coping with everyday problems.
The workshop organisers would like to thank all participants for their participation and invite them to future meetings.
