On 9 December 2025, the International Afternoon took place in the PANS assembly hall at 4 K. Wielkiego. It was organised by the PANS Krosno International Relations Office. The event began with a welcome address to all attendees delivered by Vice-Rector Dr Krzysztof Frączek. Afterwards, ERASMUS+ students from Turkyie gave […]
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Scottish Day at the Department of English Philology, 3rd Edition
On 26 November 2025, the community of the Department of English Philology, together with the SpeakUp! Student Academic Society, will host the third edition of Scottish Day. The event aims to promote knowledge and culture of the English-speaking world, while also fostering integration between the academic community and local secondary schools. […]
Turkish students visiting local schools
Duygu Başsoy and Beyza Aygün are two Turkish students currently learning at our college (Department of English and Department of Pedagogy) on exchange under Erasmus+ program. Last week they visited two of our partner secondary schools in Dukla and Krosno (‘Elektryk’). Underneath is their brief report on the visit and […]
International Monday
March is a month of major promotional events at PANS, featuring conferences, forums, fairs, and other gatherings attended by scholars, educators, students, and local authorities. On March 17th, the Department of English and the Department of Dual Language Studies hosted International Monday, an event designed for secondary school students and […]
Katarzyna Dziemian from the Carpathian State College, Poland – Guest lecturer at UACS
Katarzyna Dziemian from the Carpathian State College, Poland – Guest lecturer at UACS On 18 November, UACS School of Foreign Languages hosted a guest lecture of our Erasmus + visiting lecturer Katarzyna Dziemian from the Carpathian State College in Krosno (Poland). She discussed the “Challenges of Translating Dialect in Fantasy: the […]
Integration with Erasmus students
Last Thursday our Erasmus students from Spain took the teacher’s role, teaching the parts of body through a dance game.
A “missing stanza” competition
3rd year students of our department are pleased to make a small contribution to the newly opened literary corner. In one of their American Literature classes they tried their hand at adding a “missing” stanza to a poem by Nikki Giovanni. The winners’ stanzas are colour coded. Nikki Giovanni (1943 […]