Opiniones de Uniwersytet Jagiellonski

The position for which I am applying seems to be really close with my interests, as it would appear that I have most of skills required. I am graduate of psychology from Jagiellonian University and I have also studied the Law on the same university for 3 years. During this time I learned how to get experience by working with other people and now I know that the group work gives better results than working by myself. Also, I was interested in neuropsychology, and I finished a profile related to neuroscience. I decided to work in the hospital, on the neurology department, with patients with neurological deficits for my thesis. After I spent one year working with patients and great professors, I defended the thesis “Visual-spatial functions, temporal-spatial orientation and mood disorders among patients with stroke” receiving the highest mark. As a result of my work, I have been offered a possibility to publish it as a conference paper.

The whole experience convinced me to try something new, develop another big passion for history and administration but still be in touch with other people. That is way I am looking for an opportunity to work in HR department. Being the part of big organization is a huge challenge. It requires knowledge, ability to cooperate and openness.

Currently I am working in Farnell, where I act as a business relationship support. I work in the multicultural environment and help business customers resolves their problems. I also coordinate the orders for big customers from a moment they are submitted, till there are sent by ours international warehouses. This work requires huge attention to detail, communication with customers and dealing with large amount of data is on a daily basis.

I think that described experience and background together with hard-working seems to be really close to the offered position. Thanks to my previous work and study I can offer you knowledge about people in a social context and provide a more than satisfactory service.

Studying Cultural Studies at Jagiellonian University in Krakow was an immensely enriching experience. The program's blend of cultural exploration and sociological insights broadened my perspective on diverse cultures. It felt like a captivating journey into the realms of sociology while unraveling the intricate tapestry of global cultures. The city's historical backdrop seamlessly complemented my studies. Overall, this experience not only expanded my academic prowess but also instilled a profound appreciation for the beauty of cross-cultural understanding.

During my study at University I had the possibility to learn not only about my study area (management, action research, organization culture, private-public cooperation) but also I took part in additional lectures with Erasmus students and I have been in study visit in Finland from Jagiellonian Development Centre project. Moreover, I have been a participant of a workshop about self-presentation in the German language.