The American Corner,
opened in June 2006, at the Dolnośląska Public Library
provides information about the United States to the general
public. It also provides a venue for speakers, events for alumni
of exchange programs and meetings with American Studies and
English language teachers.
It is the second American Corner that was opened in Poland after
the American Corner in Łódz that was opened in 2004. More American
Corners are expected to open throughout Poland in the coming
years.
The American Corner in Wrocław is operated in partnership
between the U.S. Mission to Poland and the Lower Silesian Voivodeship.
American Corner
All of our services are provided free of charge to all segments of the population. You are cordially invited to visit us, in particular if:
You need information about the U.S.;
You need information on studying in the U.S., as well as on student and research grants in the U.S.;
You would like to browse through our book collections related to the English language, American culture, science, politics, law, democracy, economy, natural sciences and technology, as well as catalogs and reference books related to studying in the US;
You would like to see what the SAT, TOEFL, and GMAT tests look like;
You would like to browse through our popular or specialized periodicals
You would like to attend an event hosted by the Corner (lectures, round tables, book presentations, film clubs, concerts, English speaking groups, workshops, etc.);
You would like to organize a lecture or meeting for your pupils or students in order get them acquainted with studying, living or working, etc., in the US;
You need Internet access;
You are looking for a new meeting place.
Amerykanistyka
na historii we Wrocławiu
Od roku akademickiego
2007/2008 w Instytucie Historycznym Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego (przy współpracy
Instytutu Anglistyki) w ramach studiów historycznych istnieje specjalizacja Amerykanistyka. W toku trzyletniego kursu,
obejmującego zajęcia z historii Stanów Zjednoczonych Ameryki Północnej, kultury, gospodarki i społeczeństwa
amerykańskiego, absolwenci uzyskują wysoki poziom ogolnohumanistycznego
wykształcenia.
Więcej
informacji dotyczących specjalizacji na stronie domowej
Instytutu Historycznego Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego
(www.hist.uni.wroc.pl)
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