Children are the most efficient cluster of society in absorbing changes. Very often they understand the new reality better then their parents which leads to the realignment of familial roles, and challenges the traditional structure of the family. After W.W.II Polish society was quite ethnically homogenous. In recent years, a considerable number of foreigners opened businesses and settled in Poland. Poles are learning to live in a more ethnically diverse environment.
Polish universities are interested in establishing relationships with American schools.
While in earlier times they were often limited to the exchange of academicians, now they are more interested in working on mutual projects, student exchanges, etc. Although the majority of students studying at universities in Poland is still supported by their parents, more and more of them are able to find part-time employment. At the same time a major debate about the future of education is taking place. The question is whether the system of higher education should remain free. The CIBS Connection asked him if he would share his experience from this visit with us.