Organizational structure Pedagogical University of Kraków

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1 organizational structure

1.1 faculty of humanities
1.2 faculty of philology
1.3 faculty of pedagogy
1.4 faculty of political science
1.5 faculty of geography , biology
1.6 faculty of mathematics, physics , technical science
1.7 faculty of art





organizational structure
faculty of humanities

institute of philosophy , sociology
institute of history , archival studies
institute of political science

faculty of philology

institute of polish philology
institute of information science
institute of neophilology

faculty of pedagogy

institute of security education , civic education
institute of educational sciences
institute of pre-school , school education
institute of special needs education
institute of social work
chair of psychology
teacher training centre (university-wide unit)

faculty of political science

institute of law, administration , economics
institute of political science

faculty of geography , biology

institute of biology
institute of geography

faculty of mathematics, physics , technical science

institute of mathematics
institute of physics
institute of technology
institute of computer science

faculty of art

institute of graphic art , visual design
institute of painting , artistic education
chair of intermedia
chair of multimedia
chair of theory of art , art education




^ u.p., wydział humanistyczny (faculty of humanities) uniwersytet pedagogiczny, homepage.
^ u.p., wydział filologiczny (faculty of philology) uniwersytet pedagogiczny, homepage.
^ u.p., wydział pedagogiczny (faculty of pedagogy) uniwersytet pedagogiczny, homepage.
^ u.p., wydział politologii (faculty of political science) uniwersytet pedagogiczny, homepage.
^ u.p., wydział geograficzno-biologiczny (faculty of geography , biology) uniwersytet pedagogiczny, homepage.
^ u.p., wydział matematyczno-fizyczno-techniczny (faculty of mathematics, physics, , technical science) uniwersytet pedagogiczny, homepage.
^ u.p., wydział sztuki (faculty of art) uniwersytet pedagogiczny, homepage.






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