UL: Cultural events

Enrolment for the fourth semester of the World Cinema Academy began on 9 September. It will be devoted to the cinema of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. In thirteen lectures, we will look at a selection of the most important, interesting and innovative cinematographies of the period – we will get to know the films of South Korea, Greece, Hong Kong, Germany, Poland, Iran and the Latin American countries.

Willy Brandt Centre for German and European Studies invites you to events in May: meeting centered around the book “Bitwy o przeszłość. Nauka, polityka, media, edukacja” with the author, prof. Jan M. Piskorski and the lecture by dr. Ansbert Baumann „Gastarbeiterfußball. Fußball und Migrationen in Deutschland”.

On May 24th, the opening of the photo exhibition titled “Little Essen: A Polish-German Place of (Non-)Memory” by Prof. Krzysztof Ruchniewicz will take place at the Ravensbrück Memorial Site. The pretext for organizing the exhibition is the meeting of the Polish-German Textbook Commission, established under the auspices of the UNESCO commissions in Poland and Germany in 1972. The organizers of the exhibition are: the Leibniz Institute for Educational Media, the Georg Eckert Institute, the Willy Brandt Center for German and European Studies at the University of Wrocław, the University of Wrocław itself, and DAAD.
Mgr Piotr Hildt, theatrologist and drama critic, entered the Artistic Commission of the National Competition for the Exhibition of Polish […]

Dlaczego Święto Uniwersytetu obchodzimy akurat 15 listopada? Czy odwołujemy się tutaj do czasów jezuickich i założonej przez cesarza Leopolda I w 1702 roku Akademii Leopoldyńskiej, czy też do czasów powojennych i pierwszego wykładu polskiego uniwersytetu i politechniki we Wrocławiu? A może data ta nawiązuje do jeszcze innych momentów w historii polskiej nauki?
On behalf of the Rector and the Senate, we would like to invite you to the ceremonial inauguration of the […]