- Theological Themes in the Work of C. S. LewisKSTE130 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Theological Themes in the Work of C.S. LewisKSTE135 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Guided Readings - Lewis-Williams - The Mind in the CaveYBQDL11 | Faculty of Humanities
- Apologetics on the British IslesKSTE116 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- City in History: ReadingYBH150 | Faculty of Humanities
- British Science Fiction +1AAA300236 | Faculty of Arts
- Post-War British and American Art in Context +2AAA300418 | Faculty of Arts
- Post-War British and American Art in Context: graded paper +1AAALE006B | Faculty of Arts
- Selected Chapters of American Literary Criticism +1AAA300405 | Faculty of Arts
- American Visual Art and Social and Political CommentaryJTM651 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Informality, Exclusion and (adverse) Inclusion; Foundations and Key ConceptsJTM654 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- EU Environmental Policy and LawJTM655 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Academic PeriodicalJTM656 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Global Labour StudiesJTM657 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Antropology of Heritage and Memory in EuropeJTM658 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Culture and Society in Central Europe. Dilemmas of Identity and PluralismJTM659 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- European Solidarity in the Process of Political and Society Integration. A Philosophical PerspectiveJTM702 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- New and Critical Approaches to Security in EuropeJTM703 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Political and Social History of CEE in the 20th Century: from the turn of Centuries to the end of World War IIJTM704 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Refugee Crisis in Europe - Mediatization and PoliticizationJTM705 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Theory and Practice of HeritageJTM706 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Polish Course - Level B2JTM707 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Man and the Transformation of our worldviews from the Greek to (post)modernityJTM708 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Culture and PoliticsJTM709 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Post-Soviet Wars and the Violent Collapse of the USSRJTM710 | Faculty of Social Sciences