Eryk Cichocki

Eryk Cichocki is a lecturer and doctoral researcher at the Department of Corpus Linguistics within the Faculty of Polish Studies at the University of Wrocław. Holding a Master's degree, he actively combines doctoral studies with teaching responsibilities and scholarly research in Polish linguistics and language education.

His research program centers on:

• Language teaching methodologies with digital integration
• Corpus-based analysis of student vocabulary development
• Discourse patterns in educational contexts
• Homiletics (the study of preaching structures)

Cichocki's scholarly output reveals a consistent focus on practical applications of linguistic research to classroom settings. His publications demonstrate particular interest in how students process and write about social issues like refugees and cultural differences, connecting language acquisition with social cognition. The integration of digital tools in vocabulary development represents a through-line in his recent work.

As a professionally active educator, Cichocki has organized multiple academic events including the 'Aliens. Refugees' doctoral conference and contributed to editorial work for 'Language Education' journal. His conference presentations span international venues at the University of Wrocław, University of Silesia, and Jagiellonian University, addressing intersections of language, technology, and social awareness in education.