Magdalena Proczek

Associate Professor at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH). She graduated from the Warsaw School of Economics, postgraduate studies in pedagogy (SGH) and intellectual property protection (Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Lublin). Her research interests include European studies and international economics. A frequent author, co-author, and editor of academic articles, monographs, reviews, etc., she has also received and coordinated many grants (including a Jean Monnet Permanent Course (1995–1998), a Jean Monnet – Lifelong Learning Programme (2013–2015), the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence at WSE – CEWSE (2016–2019), a Jean Monnet “Policy Debate with the Academic World” (2016–2018), a Jean Monnet “Support to Associations” (2016–2019), Strategic Partnerships ERASMUS+ (2016–2019), and a Jean Monnet Module (2019–2021). She has worked at many Polish universities, and has supervised more than 250 master and bachelor theses. She has received the Warsaw School of Economics Rector’s team award no less than eleven times for teaching, as well as numerous other awards such as a Minister of National Education and Sport team award, also for her doctoral and habilitation dissertation. She is a member of many professional bodies and organisations, including the Polish European Community Studies Association and the Polish Economic Society, and has organised many conferences and national and international seminars related to European Union studies. She has collaborated with international organisations such as the World Bank, UNDP, UNHCR, Amnesty International, the Robert Schuman Foundation, the US Embassy in Poland, the National School for Public Administration, and the National Bank of Poland, among others.