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Józef Jarosz serves as Associate Professor in the Department of German Language at the Institute of Germanic Philology, University of Wrocław, where he has held academic positions since 2006 and currently leads the Scandinavian Studies Workshop.
His educational trajectory includes a Master's degree from the University of Wrocław (1987-1993) followed by doctoral studies at the same institution's Institute of German Philology (2002-2006), culminating in a dissertation on Danish and German translation equivalents of Polish prepositions in temporal phrases.
Research expertise spans translation theory and practice, Danish and German funerary epigraphy, text linguistics, stylistics, phraseology, paremiology, and paremiography, with specialized focus on the history of Scandinavian studies at the University of Wrocław and scientific-cultural relations between Silesia and Scandinavia.
Recognition includes prestigious research scholarships:
- TEMPUS Programme (Aarhus, 1992)
- Robert Bosch Foundation (Leipzig, 1999)
- Cultural exchange agreement with Denmark (Copenhagen 2005-2006, Helsingor 2007, Copenhagen 2009, 2012)
- Viggo Brondal Foundation (2008)
- German Academic Exchange Service (Leipzig, 2013)
- Hermann-Niermann-Stiftung (Würzburg, 2014/2015)
These awards facilitated extended research residencies across Scandinavia and Germany, directly supporting fieldwork in epigraphy and cross-cultural studies.
As head of the Scandinavian Studies Workshop, he coordinates interdisciplinary research initiatives and academic exchange programs focused on Nordic languages and cultural heritage within the Institute of Germanic Philology.
