At the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences we offer nationally competitive and internationally recognized learning opportunities to diverse students. We offer degree programs at the baccalaureate, master's and doctoral levels. Our major fields of study are Psychology, Social Work and Sociology. Our University is named after Maria Grzegorzewska, who believed a human being to be a psycho-physical unity. The results of her activity encouraged some of the first attempts at creating a complete outline of the theory and practice of work with disabled people. The Faculty of Applied Social Sciences contemporary programme is therefore designed to meet both the needs of contemporary digital society and of the growing population of people who need professional care and support. Our broad agenda of research is focused on both the person and the social world, including social processes and ever-changing media landscape. We are grouped in three research and teaching clusters: Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Institute of Social Prophylactics and Social Work, and Institute of Applied Psychology.