Regulations - Instytut Pileckiego
Regulations
The most important information about the procedures and regulations.
1. Any MA or PhD student resident in the US is eligible to apply.
2. Application process is free of charge. Participation in the program and all the activities is free of charge, although you will be expected to contribute to the cost of the airfare in the amount of up to $300. If the cost of the airfare exceeds that amount, the Institute will cover the difference
3. Application documents will be accepted only in English.
4. Participants will be selected based on their application and its relevance to the subject matter of the program.
5. Successful candidates undertake to attend all sessions online held in the course of the first stage of the Academy and to take the study trip to Poland in December 2021 (depending on the COVID-19 situation).
6. The Institite will cover the cost of transport and accommodation during the study trip to Poland.
7. All courses, lectures and workshops will be held in English.
8. Any questions or concerns should be sent to the address: academy@instytutpileckiego.pl
9. The results of the recruitment procedure shall be announced by mid-August 2021, and the list of selected participants will be published on the website of the Pilecki Institute.
10. The organizers are not under any obligation to substantiate the decisions of the enrolment committee. No appeal procedure has been provided for.
11. For candidates selected to participate in the project, the present regulations will constitute an attachment to the agreement concluded between any such candidate and the Pilecki Institute.
The project is carried out with the fuding from the Ministry of Culture, National Heritage and Sport under 'Inspiring Culture' program.
See also
- Call for Papers | Exile Governments and Political Refugees in 20th-Century Europe: Sovereignty in the Face of Totalitarianisms (Deadline: November 15)
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Call for Papers | Exile Governments and Political Refugees in 20th-Century Europe: Sovereignty in the Face of Totalitarianisms (Deadline: November 15)
The year 2027 marks the 85th anniversary of the signing, on 13 January 1942, of the Declaration of St James’s Palace on the Punishment of War Crimes. To commemorate this landmark event, we are organising an international academic conference addressing the history and significance of governments in exile and political refugees in 20th-century Europe.
- Conference “Shared Experiences – Different Paths? The Turning Point of 1956 and Its Significance for the Countries and Societies of East Central Europe”
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Conference “Shared Experiences – Different Paths? The Turning Point of 1956 and Its Significance for the Countries and Societies of East Central Europe”
The Pilecki Institute and the Tadeusz Manteuffel Institute of History of the Polish Academy of Sciences invite you to participate in an international academic conference, Shared Experiences – Different Paths? The Turning Point of 1956 and Its Significance for the Countries and Societies of East Central Europe, which will be held on 19–21 October 2026 in Warsaw. The event is part of a series of conferences devoted to the history of transformations in East Central Europe after 1945.
- New Jork | The Augustów Roundup – the largest Soviet crime committed against Polish citizens after World War II. Workshops and Presentations
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New Jork | The Augustów Roundup – the largest Soviet crime committed against Polish citizens after World War II. Workshops and Presentations
Learn the history of the Augustów Roundup, a Soviet operation carried out in July 1945 that resulted in the arrest and disappearance of hundreds of people.