ul. Reymonta 4 pok. 534
30-059 Kraków
Poland

marta.bucewka@uj.edu.pl
+48 12 663 29 70

She is full professor of History of International Relations at the University of Padua, director of the MA International Relations and Diplomacy. In 1993-1995 she was SSRC-MacArthur Foundation Post-doctoral Fellow in International Peace and Security, she attended the MA Turkish studies at SOAS and was Visiting Researcher at Bilkent University, Ankara. She was Visiting Professor at the Jagiellonian University of Krakow (2017-2018). She is a member of the Scientific Committee for the publication of Italian diplomatic documents of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, of the EU-Committee of Historians, of the editorial committee of the Journal of European Integration History, coordinator of the European Integration Working Group of the Italian Society of International History, a member of the Scientific Committee of the Italian government for the Conference on the Future of Europe.  Her research interests concern post-1945 international history, contemporary Turkey and its relations with the EEC / EU, the foreign policy of Italy, the history of the European integration process, the EC /EU external relations, international relations in the Mediterranean. On these issues she has organized national and international initiatives, guided and participated in numerous national and international research projects. She has extensive research experience in political and diplomatic archives and study centers in Italy, Europe and the USA.

A PhD in International Politics (City, University of London), is a research fellow at the University of Padova, Department of Political Science, Law and International Studies, where he teaches 'Human Rights in International Politics' and 'International Relations'. He is affiliated with the Human Rights Centre "Antonio Papisca" of the same University. He is the co-editor-in-chief of the Italian Yearbook of Human Rights (Bruxelles, Peter Lang), the managing editor of Peace Human Rights Governance (Padova University Press) and associate editor of the International Journal of Human Rights (London, Routledge). His research interests include human rights, foreign policy analysis (Italy and EU), Euro-Mediterranean relations, intercultural and interreligious dialogue policies.

A PhD candidate at the Faculty of International and Political Studies of the Jagiellonian University. She participated in the double-degree master's program, receiving a Master's degree in European Studies from the Jagiellonian University and from the University of Padova. She also has qualifications in the language and culture of Italy obtained at the University for Foreigners of Perugia and has experience in working in diplomatic and consular representations. Her main research focuses on the culture and politics of contemporary Italy, with particular emphasis on identity issues. Her interests also include the Mediterranean region and the contemporary populist movements.

Ph.D., sociologist of culture, holding a degree in journalism and social communication; Assistant Professor at the Institute of Intercultural Studies, Jagiellonian University in Kraków.  She cooperates with the Italian research center IDOS dealing with migration issues. As a lecturer and researcher she has visited universities in Italy, Spain, Portugal and Brazil. Research interests: cultural diversity of Italy, Spain and Portugal; integration of descendants of immigrants; migrants and artistic creation; music in intercultural relations, stereotypization in the media and in symbolic culture, cultural dimension of postcolonial relations in the Mediterranean. She is a co-author of a monography "Italy. Mosaic of cultures" [Włochy. Mozaika kultur], Kraków,  2019 (Italy. Mosaic of | cultures Academic Bookstore Publishing).  A list  of other  publications  is  available at: https://jagiellonian.academia.edu/KarolinaGolemo

Associate Professor of Regional Geographic Analysis at University of Seville (US), Spain. PhD in Geography, she has also studied in the University of Kent at Canterbury (UK) and in the University of Genoa (Italy). Her research deals with the digital inequalities, sustainable development, tourism, innovation, regional development and multivariate techniques. Currently, she is: Principal Investigator (PI2) of the R&D project “Evolution of the Information Society in Households and its Effect on Sustainable Development in Europe and Spain. Spatial-Temporal and Multiscale Patterns” (2020-23) funded by the Spanish government; Researcher in a project about the Impact of the Pandemic on Tourism in Spain (2020-21); Lecturer in degrees, masters, and doctoral programs; and Vice Dean of Research and Innovation at the Faculty of Tourism and Finance-US. She has been researcher in 9 R&D projects and author of more than 30 publications: papers, book chapters, many contributions at conferences, among others. She is also member of scientific advisory committees and reviewer of several scientific international journals with JCR and SJR indexing.

Graduate of economic studies at the Cracow University of Economics, Chancellor of the Higher School of Tourism and Ecology, Director of Hotel Monttis in Sucha Beskidzka, President of the Foundation for Education, Health and Development, for many years Director of the Centre for Consultancy and Personnel Improvement (ODiDK), European Centre of Education and Post-secondary Study of Tourism. She initiated many projects in the field of education, culture and tourism. She has carried out important local, regional and national initiatives, in particular working with young people and animating activities for local communities. As the director of ODiDK, she prepared and implemented a restructuring programme for the institution, obtaining funds for a major renovation and transformation of the center into a modern hotel and conference facility.

A historian at the Institute of European Studies of the Jagiellonian University. He specializes in the history of Central Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries, national issues and issues of nationalism in this region. The main publications deal with matters of federation in Central Europe as well as the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and Polish-Hungarian relations in the 20th century. He was a multiple scholarship holder at several scientific institutes in Hungary (e.g. Eötvös Collegium and Europái Intézet) and in Great Britain (Institute for Advanced Study in Humanities in Edinburgh). 

Dean of the Faculty of Computer Science at the University of Tourism and Ecology, a graduate of the AGH University of Science and Technology and Pedagogical Academy in Krakow and doctoral studies in computer science at Gliwice University of Technology. Specialist in advanced IT technologies and information systems, webmaster, computer graphic designer, sound engineer. Chairman of the Programme Council for Remote Learning at WSTiE. Implementer of IT systems, including for education (USOS, SUITECRM, Moodle, CMS, Cisco Webex communication system), administrator of hosting servers. Academic lecturer, trainer in the project "Malopolska Educational Cloud - a new model of teaching", lecturer on modern IT tools for academic staff of Ukrainian universities. Trainer, long-term collaborator of the European Center for Education in Sucha Beskidzka. He combines didactic work with business practice, implementing solutions in the field of automation, mechatronics, control systems (microcontrollers, PLCs, CAD realizations, CNC, 3D printing) and developing technical documentation. He has experience in implementing educational projects co-financed by the EU and in Internet marketing.

A PhD in social sciences in the field of pedagogy. Europeanist, Assistant Professor at the Institute of European Studies of the JU, expert in the field of textbooks for elementary education, Foundation for the Development of the Education System (FRSE) and Education Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency in field of the European educational programs. Hobby: breeder of the Turkish Van cats, a lover of classical music and mountain treks. Research interests: European education, educational policy of the European Union, sociology of education, education and identity, European citizenship, socio-cultural processes seen in the perspective of educational change.

Lecturer at the Department of Physical Geography and Regional Geographic Analysis of the University of Seville since 1996. PHD in Geography (2003), with the thesis "Analysis with GIS of intermodal transport between Morocco and the European Union: bases for a strategical approach on the Strait of Gibraltar". GIS manager at the Institute of Regional Development of the University of Seville 1997-2011. Postgraduate at the University of Keele (UK) (1992-93), Msc. at the International University of Andalusia (1997-2000), with the thesis “Information Systems and Sustainable Development in Andalusia”. International Cooperation Projects leader with the Abdelmalek Essaadi University (Morocco) (2001-2015) and visiting lecturer at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (2004). Research topics: Geographic Information Technologies, Intermodal Transport, Strait of Gibraltar. Sustainable development on both shores of the Strait of Gibraltar. Teaching subjects: Geographic Information Technologies and Regional Analysis.

Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Tourism and Ecology, graduate of the Cracow University of Economics and the Pedagogy and Psychology Studies at the AE (Academy of Economics), PhD in social sciences. For many years he was associated with the Kredyt Bank Capital Group, where, as the director of the subsidiary company branch, he participated in the processes of implementing training for the employees of the Capital Group and external institutions. His areas of professional interest are management and quality, social work, and labor market analysis with particular emphasis on the study of the fate of college graduates. Manager of postgraduate studies at WSTiE, professional advisor, business coach. Responsible for international cooperation of the university; member of project teams and coordinator of projects co-financed by EU funds, e.g.: "Design thinking as a tool of practical support for the development of business and science", "Comprehensive programme of support for students of practically educated scholars for the BPO sector", "Virtual training for work in the tourism sector", "Development of the Academic Career Office of the University of Tourism and Ecology". Member of teams carrying out research and development projects and expertises, co-author of publications in the field of management and quality.

Computer science engineer and master of management. Employee of the University of Tourism and Ecology. Manager of Academic Career Office, responsible for career development of students and graduates, coordinating and visiting internships in Poland and abroad. She provides consultations and specializes in developing individual student career paths. Responsible for establishing national and international contacts in the field of education-business cooperation and EU projects. A coordinator of Erasmus+ programme. An experienced practitioner in the field of coordination and implementation of projects funded, among others, by the European Union. Conducts training and consulting in website administration. She conducts courses for teachers in the field of modern information techniques, application programmes and presentations. Lecturer in the field of modern IT tools for academic staff. A trainer, a long-term associate of the European Centre of Education in Sucha Beskidzka - she conducts computer training for people 50+.

Senior lecturer and former deputy director of the Jagiellonian University Institute of European Studies. He holds Ph.D. in Humanities from the Faculty of Philosophy at the Jagiellonian University. His doctoral thesis analysed the Polish raison d’état in the context of the European integration processes. His research focuses on sociology of power, international security in the Post-Cold War era, civil society and public sphere in Europe, democratic deficit and legitimacy crisis in the EU, symbolic construction of identity in the context of the EU enlargement.

A PhD, Associate Professor of Political Studies at Jagiellonian University. She is a Head of the Department of Mediterranean Politics and Culture at the Institute of European Studies. Among other topics, she deals with European nationalism of the 18th and 19th centuries, political thought of the European right, policy of remembrance, as well as with the Italian-Polish political and cultural relationship. Major publications are: Gabriele D'Annunzio u źródeł ideologicznych włoskiego faszyzmu (Gabriele D'Annunzio, The Ideological Roots of Italian Fascism), Kraków 2008, Nacjonalizm włoski-geneza i ewolucja doktryny politycznej 1896-1922 (Italian Nationalism-the Sources and Evolution of Political Docrtine (1896-1923), Kraków 2013, Dizionario italo-polacco della terminologia politica e sociale, Kraków 2018, Le ombre del passato. Italia e Polonia di fronte alla Shoah (written together with Francesco Berti, Filippo Focardi), Roma 2018 and The Right-Wing Critique of Europe. Nationalist, Souverainist and Right-Wing Populist Attitudes to the EU (edited with Francesco Berti), Routledge 2022.

Doctor in Geography from the University of Seville with Extraordinary Prize (1995-1996) and Associate Professor of Regional Geographic Analysis of Hispalense since 1999. His main lines of research focus on the topics of population, settlements, equipments, infrastructures, services, transports, sustainable mobility, tourist repercussions and development cooperation, having participated in different competitive R & D & i projects. He has supervised 3 doctoral theses, focused on Andalusia and with the highest qualification, with another three in progress. He is a regular reviewer of different scientific journals with JCR and SJR indexing and associate editor of the Journal of Andalusian Studies (ESCI). He chairs the Working Group about "Geography of Services" of the Spanish Association of Geography (AGE) and is a member of the Andalusian Institute for Research and Innovation in Tourism.