Agata Domachowska

Agata Domachowska serves as University Professor in the Department of Cultural Studies at the Institute of Cultural Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland. Holding the position of Assistant Professor since 2020, she earned her doctoral degree in 2015 and specializes in Culture and Religion Sciences (CRS).

Her research spans Cultural Studies with deep expertise in Balkan dynamics, examining Poland's relations with Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, and the Western Balkans. She investigates NATO partnerships, European Union integration, security frameworks, and political developments in the region. Her work also extends to comparative cultural relations between Poland and the United States, China, Japan, and ASEAN countries, with particular focus on trust mechanisms and international cooperation.

Professor Domachowska maintains an active research profile with 86 scholarly publications and a total impact factor of 1.1. Her work demonstrates consistent scholarly output since her doctorate in 2015, with emphasis on security studies, international partnerships, and cultural dynamics across European and Asian contexts.

• Member of The University Center of Excellence "IMSErt – Interacting Minds, Societies, Environments"

She has secured funding for 2 research projects and participated in 4 academic activities, achieving a ministerial score of 3,243. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges cultural studies with political science and international relations, creating distinctive insights into regional dynamics in the Balkans and beyond.