Krzysztof Morgiel
I graduated in History in the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan in 2007 (with the thesis: The continuator or the innovator. The Foreign Policy of Béla III). Then I moved to United Kingdom, where I lived for three years. In 2010 I started at this University my PhD studies, which I didn’t finished so far. In 2014 I started another studies – combined Czech and Polish philology, which I expect to finish this year.
Last years I spend mostly abroad. In 2011 I went for one year to Budapest in the frameworks of Erasmus Students Exchange. The following year I spend also there, on the grant programme from hungarian government (Ballasi Intézet). In the next year I went for one year to Prague in the frameworks of Erasmus LLP Practices (in the Department of Auxiliary Historical Scienses and Archive Studies). In 2015 I went to Prague in the frameworks of Erasmus + Programme.
My main research fields are Central European medieval history, the firsts ruling houses – Árpáds, Přemyslid and Piast dynasties (mostly in X-XII century) and relations between languages of Central Europe. Nowadays I work on two thesis – Between West and East. The Foreign Policy of the Árpád dynasty in the X-XI century and Words of Hungarian origin in the Czech language – study of reasons and history.