Anna Dąbrowska

Prof. dr hab. Anna Dąbrowska is a full professor at the University of Wrocław's Institute of Polish Philology (Instytut Filologii Polskiej), serving as Deputy Director for General and Financial Affairs, Head of the Department of Applied Linguistics, and Director of the School of Polish Language and Culture for Foreigners. Her academic roles include membership in the State Commission for Certification of Polish as a Foreign Language and the Polish Language Council at the Polish Academy of Sciences.

Her research focuses on cultural linguistics, Polish language teaching methodologies (glottodidactics), and the history of teaching Polish as a foreign language. She has collaborated with institutions in Europe, leading projects like the GeWiss initiative's Polish studies section. Her work spans textbook analysis, error classification, and multilingualism studies.

Publications highlight her contributions to Polish language pedagogy, including works on historical Polish language textbooks, linguistic errors, and cultural aspects of language learning. She has edited volumes on taboo, multiculturalism, and time in language, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach.

• Grants & Projects: Led the Polish studies component of GeWiss, developed curricula for Polish language learners, and contributed to certification frameworks.
• Labs/Teams: Oversees the School of Polish Language and Culture for Foreigners, fostering intercultural education and linguistic research.