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Student research and clubs at the Institute of English Studies

Academic activities can be fun!

Here's how creative you can get when analysing adaptations. The participants of the 25/26 summer semester Adapt and Survive: Canon in Culture course chose Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and produced 6 wonderful projects:

Some adapters agreed to have the projects photographed and/or exhibited - follow the links and enjoy!


You can learn a great many things about language, literature, and culture outside the classroom with the same experienced teachers! Many of the members of our student clubs publish their own peer-reviewed research, participate in international conferences, and exchange experience with scholars from around the globe.

There are various student clubs and journals that you may join, but you may also set up your own club or society if you follow a few steps described here (available only in Polish).


 

Ampersand: Creative Writers' Community

A student society dedicated to creative writing


Anything Goes

Anything Goes is a bilingual quarterly magazine created for students, by students.


The Last Minute Band

A student club and a music band which gathers music enthusiasts from the Institute of English Studies.


The Cheerful Hamlets

Our Institute's theatre group


Environmental Posse

Place for everyone who is passionate about environmental issues.


The Fellowship of the Book

A student society that brings together researchers and fans of fantasy and science fiction


Second Thoughts

Second Thoughts is an English language magazine from the area of humanities and social sciences, dedicated to students in particular.


Folio

The best essays written by the students of our Institute


Braw New Scotland

A student society dedicated to contemporary Scottish literature.


Page Turners

Book Club open to anyone who meets 2 criteria


Beyond Theory

Philosophy and critical theory


Fanatics and Phonology

A student society for all those interested in theoretical and empirical linguistics, especially in phonetics and phonology.