EUNICE Discussion Club
The aim of this club is to facilitate a space for all students to discuss different topics. The focus is on areas including society, culture, politics etc., of the English-speaking world, but not only.
The Club mission is to foster open communication, encourage the exchange of ideas and opinions, develop communication skills, intercultural skills, and practice one’s English (key competences in EUNICE) in a friendly atmosphere. The principle guideline during the club meetings is the policy of respectfulness towards others’ opinions.
Join the meetings to discuss different topics.
In the summer semester of the academic year 2025/2026 the meetings are taking place on Mondays, 4:50 – 6:20pm.
Next meeting: 11 May
4:50 – 6:20pm
Feel free to join us also for the other Tuesday meetings this semester: 8 June.
Club activities:
- Club meetings are held twice a month in person, in the afternoons after classes, at the Centre of Languages and Communication of PUT.
- So far during the club meetings, we’ve discussed topics such as: the recent U.S. presidential election, the notion of post truth and media literacy in the age of technological globalization, the limits of free speech, facts and feelings regarding climate change, the crisis of media literacy, the concerning phenomenon of social media “brain rot”, Artificial Intelligence in art, the phenomenon of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, social media’s influence on travelling, America post Charlie Kirk, Zohran Mamdani madness election, alcohol culture in Poland, tech bros and cinema, Trump vs Greenland, the culture of “woke”, separation of the art from the artist, sports and politics.
- PUT students have an opportunity to attend the meetings in person – there is a Club invite sent out a week before every meeting via student mailing list.
- Target Groups: all students regardless of the year and cycle of studies
