Tomasz Niestorowicz

Dr. Tomasz Niestorowicz serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Romance Linguistics at the Institute of Linguistics, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His academic work focuses on Spanish linguistics with particular emphasis on contrastive analysis between Spanish and Polish language systems.

His primary research interests include the contrastive analysis of temporal-aspectual systems in Spanish and Polish, and glottodidactic issues related to interlanguage development and grammatical competence acquisition in second language learning. His work frequently examines lexical borrowing phenomena, phraseological units, and tense-aspect oppositions across these languages.

Analysis of his publication record reveals consistent focus on Spanish-Polish linguistic comparisons, particularly regarding verb systems, temporal reference, and second language acquisition challenges. His research demonstrates strong methodological orientation toward contrastive analysis with practical applications in language teaching.

• Medal of the National Education Commission
• Rector's Team Award (2nd Degree and I stopnia)
• Multiple Erasmus+ staff mobility scholarships

Dr. Niestorowicz has supervised numerous bachelor's theses (over 30 documented between 2015-2025) focusing on Spanish linguistics topics including lexical borrowing, phraseology, dialectal variations, and contrastive studies. He has participated in Ministry of Education-funded research projects and organized international linguistic conferences. His academic service includes editorial roles for publications such as 'Nuevos estudios de lingüística románica' and 'Hispanismo joven en Polonia'.