The University of Michigan offers a range of courses on Polish culture, film, history, language, literature, politics, and society. These include semester-long courses as well as annual mini-courses on Polish culture (see below). For offerings in specific terms, see CREES courses.
Polish Courses
- Comparative Literature 740 - Seminar in Major Authors: East European Poets in the West
- History 330 - Poland from the Medieval to the Modern
- History 331 - Poland in the Modern World
- History 481 - Topics in European History
- History 652 - Graduate Readings in Polish History
- International Business 568 - Business Issues in Transitional Economies
- First-Fourth Year Polish Language
- Polish 214 - Rock Poetry and Political Protest in Poland
- Polish 215 - Heart of Europe: Poland Today
- Polish 314 - Polish Cinema
- Polish 325/525 - Polish Literature in English to 1890
- Polish 326/526 - Polish Literature in English: 1890 to Present
- Polish 450 - Directed Reading
- Polish 621 - Directed Reading in Polish Literature
- Political Science 342 - Eastern Europe: Revolution, Reaction and Reform
- REEES 396 - East Central Europe: Nationalism, Socialism, Democracy
- REEES 397 - Communism and Capitalism in Eastern Europe
- REEES 410 - Polish Culture Mini-Course (see below)
- Slavic 312 - Central European Cinema
- Study Abroad 463 - CGIS: Central European Studies in Warsaw, Poland
Mini-Courses on Polish Culture
- 2015: Polish Jazz in the Modern Era
- 2012: The Lens of History: Holocaust Memory through the Films of Agnieszka Holland
- 2012: Malinowski's Other Worlds: Journeys In and Out of Polish Cultural Production, Thomas Chivens
- 2009: Eastern Europe Between the Soviet Union and the European Union, Piotr Westwalewicz and Anna Grzymala-Busse (PDF)
- 2006-present: Revolution in the Attic: The Tradition of Polish Counter-Culture, Piotr Westwalewicz
- 2004-present: Rock Kills Communism: Dismantling of the Totalitarian State in Poland, Piotr Westwalewicz
- 2002: The Psychology of Ethnic Conflict: Poles, Jews, Ukrainians, Dr. John J. Hartman
- 2000: Television and Political Socialization of Youth Under Totalitarianism and Democracy, Dr. Adam Fraczak
- 1997: Resource Management of the Baltic Sea, Dr. Anna Szaniawska
- 1996: Polish Film, 1945-1990, Tadeusz Sobolewski
- 1995: Polish Music: Composers, Art, & Politics, 1944-1994, Dr. Danuta Gwizdalanka
- 1994: Church, State, & Society in Democratic Poland, Dr. Marcin Król
- 1993: The Search for Self-Identity in Polish Literature, Dr. Dorota Gostynska
- 1992: The Intelligentsia & National Consciousness, Dr. Jerzy Jedlicki
- 1991: Poland: Law & Constitutional Reform in the Post-Communist '90s, Dr. Zbigniew Solbolewski
- 1990: Polish Art, Culture, & Politics from the 16th-18th Century, Dr. Tadeusz Chrzanowski
- 1989: Polish Culture & Politics, Dr. Piotr Wandycz
- 1988: Polish Literature & Culture in the 20th Century, Dr. Zdzislaw Najder
