My teaching competence is in History of political thought and moral philosophy

I am a doctoral researcher at the University of Wroclaw in Poland. I have always been interested in philosophical studies of justice and human rights. I have a Master of Arts degree in Social and Political Philosophy. In my master's thesis, I examined utilitarianism and focused on Jeremy Bentham's concept of punishment and crime control. I taught a course in moral philosophy for undergraduate students in political science. In this course, I discussed the philosophical analysis of right and wrong moral actions, as well as what we should aim for in decision making to improve the happiness of everybody. In the history of political thought, we discussed factors that influenced political movements from the pre-Socratic period to the origin of modern political philosophy, as well as the lessons that. can be drawn from them to better understand modern politics.