Rector, Dean of the International Relations Program
Ph.D. in Social Sciences in the field of Political Science and M.A. in Polish Philology (with a specialization in editorial and media studies). In 2011, she completed her doctoral studies at the Faculty of Political Science at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS) within the framework of the European College of Polish and Ukrainian Universities. Her doctoral thesis, supervised by Prof. Grzegorz Janusz, focused on the Nationalities Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan (1991-2007). She also holds postgraduate qualifications in Human Resource Management and an MBA from Lublin University of Technology.
She worked for two years in the Department of European Integration of the Europe and Americas Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan. She served as an attaché for European Integration in the same department. In 2012, she began her career at the University College of Enterprise and Administration in Lublin (WSPA) as Coordinator for Eastern Markets and a lecturer in the Polish language. She has also conducted classes at the East European Studies Program at the Faculty of Political Science at UMCS, specializing in Caucasus studies.
For years, her academic interests have encompassed topics such as internationalization, multiculturalism, migration processes, and EU migration and asylum policies. She is the author of the monograph Nationalities Policy of Kazakhstan (1991-2007) (Adam Marszałek Publishing, Toruń, 2013) and numerous academic articles, including:
She most enjoys teaching courses on intercultural communication and contemporary migration processes.
Her least favorite thing? Students arriving late to class!
At WSPA, she serves as the Rector and the Dean of the International Relations Program.
The most rewarding moments in her work with students are when they share their knowledge and experiences with her.
If she weren’t an academic teacher, she would most likely have become a lawyer.
Her philosophy in life? Health is the most important thing!
Vice-Rector for General Affairs, Dean of the Interior Design Program
Ph.D. in Engineering and Technical Sciences specializing in Architecture and Urban Planning, as well as an art historian.
She is the founder and dean of the Interior Design program at the University College of Enterprise and Administration in Lublin (WSPA), where she teaches subjects such as the theory and history of architecture, interiors, art, design, urban planning, revitalization, and the conservation of monuments and cultural landscapes. Her teaching methods are rooted in creativity, student engagement, and emotional involvement. A strong advocate for cultural heritage, she believes that experiencing art is one of life’s greatest pleasures and contributes to personal development.
She actively promotes art and architecture through social media initiatives, managing thematic profiles and groups such as “Kuczki Lublina, Lubelszczyzny i reszty świata” and “lublining.”
Her doctoral dissertation, “Elements of Jewish Architectural Heritage in the Urban Structures and Cultural Landscape of Small Towns in the Lublin Region,” was awarded with distinction at the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology.
Her professional career began at the Museum of the Lublin Countryside, where she worked first in the Department of Museum Education and later as the head of the museum’s exhibitions. She has participated in numerous research, educational programs, and projects.
She is the author of many publications on the theory and history of 19th- and 20th-century architecture and culture, the preservation of cultural landscapes, and ethnography.
A member of the Association of Art Historians, her academic interests include the history of 19th- and 20th-century architecture and urban planning, the ethnography of the Lublin region, artistic craftsmanship, and the history of the Jewish community in Poland.
She is also a passionate collector of material culture artifacts, including marked historical bricks and pre-war advertising hangers.
Chancellor of the University College of Enterprise and Administration in Lublin
Master’s degree in International Relations (UMCS in Lublin, 2012), graduate of postgraduate studies in “Management and Marketing” (WSPA in Lublin, 2015), holder of the Prince 2 Foundation Project Management certificate (2014). Since 2010, involved in acquiring, implementing, accounting for, and managing projects funded by the EU.
Since 2019, employed at the University of Entrepreneurship and Administration in Lublin, where he held managerial positions: External Projects Manager (2019-2022), External Projects Coordinator (2022-2023), and since July 2022, Chancellor of WSPA in Lublin.
In the External Projects Department, responsible for overseeing the implementation of 16 external projects funded by the EU (POWER, Erasmus+), which resulted in the development of innovative educational products, including teaching programs for academic staff and support for the education of people with disabilities. He also supervised a project team (6 people) and the University Career Office, collaborating with EU fund management institutions.
Co-founder and creator of the EUROPE DIRECT Lublin WySPA information point, one of 23 centers in Poland. Under his leadership, the University created, among other things, the Office for People with Disabilities and a rental service for equipment for students with disabilities.
During his two years as Chancellor, WSPA underwent significant modernization: renovation of lecture halls, installation of a new elevator, renovation of restrooms (including those for people with disabilities), opening of the “WySPA Malucha” academic kindergarten in Kraśnik, launching the new “Nursing” program, and over 15 new postgraduate programs. Additionally, investments were made in modern laboratories, such as cybersecurity, data analytics, game design, and artificial intelligence.
In 2023, he was awarded the Medal of the President of the City of Lublin for his contributions to higher education in Lublin and the development of WSPA in Lublin.
In his private life, he is an indoor cycling instructor, a fan of speedway and Formula 1.
Dean of the Architecture Programme
Lecturer in Architecture and Interior Design
A Doctor of Technical Sciences in the discipline of Architecture and Urban Planning, and an art historian. She teaches courses in the history of architecture, art and urban planning, the protection of cultural landscapes, as well as philosophy and aesthetics.
From the beginning of her professional career, she has been involved in the broadly defined field of cultural heritage protection, including architectural and urban heritage. She worked as a specialist at the Monument Conservation Workshops in Lublin and at the Regional Centre for Cultural Environment Studies and Protection, and later as a senior specialist at the National Heritage Board of Poland (Lublin Branch), where she also served as acting director. Between 1992 and 2006, she ran her own company, “Zespół Dokumentacji Historycznej s.c. Mansarda”, preparing revitalisation projects for degraded urban areas and more than two hundred architectural and urban planning documentation studies, including cultural value assessments for spatial development plans.
Since 2009, she has been a lecturer at Lublin University of Technology in the Department of Monument Conservation. She also serves as the Dean of the Architecture programme at the University College of Enterprise and Administration in Lublin (WSPA).
Dean of Computer Science
An entrepreneur in the IT and education sectors, lecturer, trainer, and creator of educational content, applications, and scientific articles. A graduate of the Computer Science program at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS). Holds a diploma in Pedagogical Qualification Studies. Specializes in the methodology of teaching mathematics at all educational levels. Has professional experience in teams developing educational platforms, including as a manager. Works daily with Java, Python, C, C++, Java Android, SQL databases, and UML. Manages computer networks and cybersecurity.
He has lectured at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin and the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Warsaw. He served as the Dean of the Computer Science Program at WSPA during the 2021/2022 academic year.
In his teaching practice, he focuses on tailoring knowledge delivery methods to the individual needs of students. His advanced methodological skills enable his students to achieve excellent results. He is passionate about LEGO blocks, mobile technologies, automotive advancements, and robotics.
Dean of the Management Program
Graduate of UMCS in Lublin. Completed Postgraduate Studies in Administration and Management for managerial staff in public administration, Postgraduate Studies in European Integration, and several training courses in the field of European fund management.
Lecturer at the University College of Enterprise and Administration in Lublin since 2006. A long-time key trainer at the Regional Center for the European Social Fund. Coordinator of dozens of national and international projects aimed at business, public administration, and non-governmental organizations. Co-author of several innovative projects. One of them received the Minister of Regional Development’s award in the “Best EFS Practices” competition. Consultant in the field of implementing management and organizational solutions in local government administration in Poland, Ukraine, and Georgia.
Professionally involved in project management, strategic management, and international territorial marketing. For many years, she has served as the director of the Management Initiatives Foundation office. In her daily teaching work, she values the exchange of views, discussions, and interesting ideas, which are abundant among students.
She loves the Polish seaside and is a fan of Maltese dogs.
Degree in Economics and Business Administration, Doctorate in Business Administration and Management. Nowadays, He is Associate Professor at the Business Department of the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of A Coruña. His research focuses on renewable energies: offshore wind energy, solar offshore energy and circular economy. His research activity was developed in various international research projects and in several foreign research centers and universities. He was investigator of the UDC of several research projects focused on offshore renewable energies and as a result of these investigations, several articles in high-impact journals have been published.
Entrepreneur with three industrial projects up and running, creating more than 500 jobs.
Financial Director (CFO) of Spanish and foreign multinational companies with business activity on four continents and 80 countries during 25 years.
Dean of the Nursing Programme
Lecturer in the Nursing Programme
A specialist nurse in emergency nursing, a paramedic, and a Master of Public Health.
My medical path began with the first profession I obtained – that of a paramedic. Nursing was the second field I chose, and I have never regretted this decision. I completed my Paramedic Science degree at the Faculty of Health Sciences at the Medical University of Lublin, then earned a Master’s degree in Public Health, followed by a degree in Nursing. I gained professional experience in the Department of Cardiac Surgery, the Hospital Emergency Department, and the Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care.
I am a certified specialist in emergency nursing. Working in units where rapid action is essential (intensive care, high-dependency care), where emergencies occur (operating theatre), or where time-critical decisions, resilience, and stress management are crucial, are the environments in which I thrive. I very much enjoy learning and expanding my knowledge and skills.
I currently work in the Department of Paediatric Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care at the University Children’s Hospital in Lublin, as part of the anaesthesiology team. Working with young patients is a significant challenge, but also a source of great satisfaction.
I have been a lecturer since 2010. I love working with students and strive not only to teach the profession, but also to inspire – to show various aspects of nursing work, guide professional development, and encourage academic engagement. I consider my greatest teaching success not only the reliable and effective transfer of knowledge, but also instilling in students a genuine passion for the nursing profession.
In recent years, working with international students has opened new avenues for scientific development and expanding my knowledge about the nursing profession. I am currently pursuing a PhD in Health Sciences, and my research focuses on assessing intercultural competence among nursing students.