UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. SOCIALIZATION, SELECTION - MARCIN GIERCZYK

Discover the fascinating history and structure of one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Marcin Gierczyk's book provides an insightful look at the University of Oxford, its evolution over the centuries, and the challenges it faces in the current post-Brexit situation. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the workings of this unique institution.

• In-depth analysis of the history and structure of the University of Oxford
• Overview of the changes that the university has undergone over the centuries
• Explanation of the Byzantine structure and functioning of Oxford
• Assessment of the challenges facing the university after Brexit
• Author's personal knowledge and interviews with students at Oxford

The University of Oxford, known worldwide for its rich history and tradition, has been educating intellectual elites for centuries. Marcin Gierczyk's book allows you to take a look behind the scenes of this institution, showing its internal mechanisms and processes. The author, drawing on extensive research and personal experience, presents a comprehensive picture of Oxford that will surely interest anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of this unique university.

This publication is not only a historical analysis, but also an attempt to understand the contemporary challenges facing the University of Oxford. Brexit, social and political changes – all of this affects the functioning of the university and its role in the global world. The author skillfully assesses these challenges, while proposing possible solutions and adaptation strategies.

Marcin Gierczyk, thanks to his unique access to information and personal contacts in the Oxford environment, offers the reader an insight into the university world, which usually remains inaccessible to outsiders. Interviews with students at Oxford, behind-the-scenes information and anecdotes – all of this makes the book not only informative, but also extremely interesting and engaging. The book was published by the University of Silesia Publishing House in 2025. It has a format of 170x250 mm.