Course registration is now open for all students. Create an account here:

http://www.gs.uni.wroc.pl/user/register

Please note, that EMGS Mundus students and Master in International Relations students need special accounts. If you didn't receive login data yet, please contact dr Rafał Próchniak (burlap@gmail.com).

We've updated the schedule with room numbers. Log in and go to your course selection interface to see the room numbers.

We've added a new workshop The Political Economy of South Africa: An Analysis of Contemporary Challenges (25-29.11.2013).

There are two new optional courses (workshops) to select:

• Middle East Politics
• Identity Politics in the South Caucasus

You can select them in your course selection form, below the table with the weekly schedule. For now, there are only general dates for the workshops, detailed schedules will be published later and they will not interfere with regualr courses.

The enrolment system is now open for

• Mundus Global Studies students,
• International Relations Master students,
• scholarship students (including LLP Erasmus) from the Institute of International Studies partner institutions.

If you don't receive an email with password and login until Wednesday, 18th of September, please contact dr Rafał Próchniak (burlap@gmail.com). Please include your full name and studies type in this message.

Please set the deadline for the Thesis defense with your teacher seminar. You can determine with your teacher the proper term for you.

Thesis registration procedure

Not later than 14 days before the defense you must submit to the Dean’s Office:

On Tuesday 30 of April there are 'dean's hours' since 10:00 am - all the classes after 10:00 are cancelled. The days 1st,2nd and 3rd of May are national holidays in Poland and there are no classes on those days as well.

Due to the Student Association Competition, which will be held at the Student activities Festival, our Rector decided to set up on April 18th 2013, rector hours (that are free of classes) from 8.00 am to 2.00 pm.

e-International Relations (e-IR) invites students of IR, Development Studies, International Law and other related fields to submit their essays for publication . e-IR is the world's leading website for students of international politics, receiving 1.5 million page views per month. Pieces written for the website have been cited by organisations including the BBC, Wall Street Journal, The Daily Beast, Foreign Policy, The Independent, NPR, and the Brookings Institution.

More information can be found at: http://www.e-ir.info/write/essays-writing-guide/