Update (22 January 2022)
According to the new AMU Rector’s Regulation all classes, exams and tests in the period between: 23rd January 2022 and 23rd February 2023 will take place only in the online, remote-teaching format.
Update (17 December 2021)
On 26.01.2022 and 02.02.2022 classes will be held according to Friday schedule (for classes over 30 hours). These changes are due to the organization of the academic year.
Update (10 September 2021) [Download in PDF]
In the upcoming Academic year 2021-2022, classes at the Faculty of Law and Administration AMU will take place, according to Rector’s Regulation, in three forms:
Option 1) traditional on-campus learning, face-to-face lectures held at the Faculty building. Seminars, language groups and smaller group workshops may take place in the traditional form. It will be indicated on the plan with black font on white background.
Option 2) hybrid classes. Lectures will take place in the Faculty building but the streaming will be provided to students who decided to take part online, via MS Teams. Some obligatory lectures, for larger groups, may take place in this form. It will be indicated on the plan with black font on yellow background.
Option 3) remote learning. Lectures will take place only via MS Teams or Moodle platform. Some obligatory lectures for large groups or optional lectures may take place in this form. It will be indicated on the plan with black font on green background.
The choice of a particular form of classes is made based on AMU internal regulations and depends on the type of classes and a number of participants enrolled for the course. All students will be informed about the sanitary measures in the Faculty buildings. In the due time we will inform you about the form of exams and tests, as well as of the summer semester plans.
Important information:
We hope for the full return to on-campus learning, but it depends on the development of the pandemic situation. We kindly ask you to follow the sanitary measures and consider existing vaccination possibilities.
ELS online: discussing implications of Brexit (29/01/2021)
Last week ELS students completed the first block of lectures: Focus on the European Union. The objective of the module is to discuss the issues relevant to the development of the European Union, with the focus on common values.
In January Dr Steve Terrett from the British Law Centre during an extensive online meeting explained how the UK and EU relations evolved over time. The focal point was of course the withdrawal of the UK from the European Union that was explained with the emphasis on what “Brexit-deal” means, how it was negotiated and what the recently concluded Trade and Cooperation Agreement brings.
During the upcoming lectures in the spring, students will have an opportunity to meet dr. Anna-Maria Konsta, lecturer from AMU partner in the EPICUR consortium – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Law in Greece.
Fall semester: 2nd October 2021-2nd February 2022
Winter holidays: 23rd December 2021 – 2nd January 2022
Winter exam session: 3rd February – 23rd February 2022
Spring semester: 24th February – 20th June 2022
Spring vacations: 14th – 19th April 2022
Summer exam session: 21st June – 4th July 2022
Summer vacations/teaching and learning (field classes, work placements): 5th July – 31st August 2022
Exam session: 1st – 26th September 2021
Dates as indicated in the Regulation No 483/2019/2020 of the Rector of Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań on the organisation of the academic year 2020/2021 (issued on 3rd August 2020).
Faculty of Law and Administration Library
Location: Św. Marcin Street 90, 61-809 Poznań
Email: bwpa@amu.edu.pl
Facebook: www.facebook.com/bwpia
General information: http://lib.amu.edu.pl/?lang=en
Opening Hours
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Lending Library |
Mon-Fri 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
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Books and Journals Reading Room No. 5 |
Admission and registration
Users can register in the Lending Library before making use of Library services.
To register users need to present:
– personal ID documents and student IDs*
– 12 PLN
* students without student’s ID will be checked against the student’s exchange program list.
Lending Library (pol. wypożyczalnia)
and place an order electronically. Ordered books will be available for pick-up at the Lending Library within 6 days from the order.
Journals and Reading room (pol. czytelnia)
Ordering a scan via on-line form: https://prawo.amu.edu.pl/strona-glowna/jednostki-organizacyjne/biblioteka/zamow-skan-materialow
Access to databases: http://lib.amu.edu.pl/bazy-danych/
Update (10 September 2021) [Download in PDF]
In the upcoming Academic year 2021-2022, classes at the Faculty of Law and Administration AMU will take place, according to Rector’s Regulation, in three forms:
Option 1) traditional on-campus learning, face-to-face lectures held at the Faculty building. Seminars, language groups and smaller group workshops may take place in the traditional form. It will be indicated on the plan with black font on white background.
Option 2) hybrid classes. Lectures will take place in the Faculty building but the streaming will be provided to students who decided to take part online, via MS Teams. Some obligatory lectures, for larger groups, may take place in this form. It will be indicated on the plan with black font on yellow background.
Option 3) remote learning. Lectures will take place only via MS Teams or Moodle platform. Some obligatory lectures for large groups or optional lectures may take place in this form. It will be indicated on the plan with black font on green background.
The choice of a particular form of classes is made based on AMU internal regulations and depends on the type of classes and a number of participants enrolled for the course. All students will be informed about the sanitary measures in the Faculty buildings. In the due time we will inform you about the form of exams and tests, as well as of the summer semester plans.
Important information:
We hope for the full return to on-campus learning, but it depends on the development of the pandemic situation. We kindly ask you to follow the sanitary measures and consider existing vaccination possibilities.
